UNLABELLED Aging of the worldwide population is a concern of most governmental entities, spanning practically all areas of prevention and rehabilitation. Aging leads to physiological alterations that result in adverse social and financial effects. There is a trend to emphasize prevention, which is less expensive and socially more desirable than therapeutic intervention. PURPOSE To assess the ...

The husbandry of aquatic animals originated in China in approximately 1,100 B.C., thousands of years after the beginning of animal agriculture. The practice did not reach Europe until the Middle Ages. Aquaculture apparently was not very important in Western Europe. The early immigrants from that region did not include fish with the other food animals that they brought with them to the New World...

1 S.M. Shivaprakash, 2 N. Shivashankar*, 3 N. Manjappa and 4 A.T. Ramachandra Naik 1 Fisheries Research and Information Centre (Inland) Karnataka Veterinary, Animal and Fisheries Sciences University Bhuthnal, Bijapur 2 Department of Animal Science and Fisheries, College of Agriculture, Bheemarayanagudi 585287, Karnataka 3 Fisheries Research and Information Centre (Marine) Karnataka Veterinary, ...

1 This document is Circular 57, one of a series from the Department of Fisheries and Aquatic Sciences, Florida Cooperative Extension Service, Institute of Food and Agricultural Sciences, University of Florida. First published: February 2002. 2 Roy P.E. Yanong, Assistant Professor, Tropical Aquaculture Laboratory, Department of Fisheries and Aquatic Sciences, Florida Cooperative Extension Servic...

It is a rare scientific paper that, 70 years later, is still being used as a source of both figures for review papers and experimental data for current research. And yet many still turn to the figures and plates published in 1933 by James Gray to understand how animals propel themselves through water. Gray’s three papers on aquatic animal locomotion published in volume ten of the Journal of Exp...