Browsing by Subject "Catfishes"
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Aquatic Animal Medicine. Taking a specimen from a diseased catfish for bacterial study. Left to Right. Jack D. Austen (grad. Student in vet. Microbiology); James E. Zeman (research associate dept. Vet. Microbiology); ...
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Aquatic Animal Medicine. Drawing blood to study antibody production in catfish. Left to Right. Jack d. Austin-(grad. Student, Dept. Vet. Microbiology). Willie Mae Charanza- (Technician I). Thomas Eurell-(research ...
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The history of aquatic animal medicine at Texas A&M was first formally initiated with the beginning of the Sea Grant Program on the campus in 1968. At that time, the call went out for individuals interested in conducting ...
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The history of aquatic animal medicine at Texas A&M was first formally initiated with the beginning of the Sea Grant Program on the campus in 1968. At that time, the call went out for individuals interested in conducting ...
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(Texas A&M University. Libraries, 1979)The behavioral responses of channel catfish (Ictalurus punctatus) and black (I. melas), brown (I. nebulosus) and yellow bullhead (I. natalis) to pheromones were monitored. Channel catfish were significantly attracted to ...
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(Texas A&M University. Libraries, 1977)The bacterial flora of live catfish was influenced by the flora of the pond water. The interaction of water volume and temperature, and the number and size of fish in the pond determined the flora of the water. These ...
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(Texas A&M University. Libraries, 1986)The systematics, ecology, life history, zoogeography and distribution of I. lupus were studied in relation to those of its close relative I. punctatus. I. lupus was found to be biochemically, morphologically and ecologically ...