Fish Diseases and Disorders, Volume 2: Non-infectious Disorders, (Second Edition)
As for the first edition of this volume, the chapters comprise comprehensive discussions of the some of the major non-infectious disorders of finfish. It is the second volume of a threevolume series on fish diseases and disorders; Volume 1 deals with parasitic diseases and Volume 3 with microbia...
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CABI
2014
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| Tóm tắt: | As for the first edition of this volume, the chapters comprise comprehensive discussions of
the some of the major non-infectious disorders of finfish. It is the second volume of a threevolume series on fish diseases and disorders; Volume 1 deals with parasitic diseases and
Volume 3 with microbial diseases. Reviews in the three volumes are written by leading
international authorities who are actively working in the area or who have contributed
greatly to our understanding of specific diseases or disorders.
The present book includes non-infectious disorders of development and growth and
various aspects of the physiology of wild and captive species, including nutritional physiology, feeding activity, cardiovascular physiology, ionic and osmotic regulation, stress
physiology, reproduction and endocrine physiology. In addition, chapters dealing with
issues related to the diagnosis of non-infectious disorders, tumourigenesis and problems
related to supersaturated gas issues in aquaculture practice are included. Because of the
increasing concern of the effects of ‘anthropogenic’ chemicals on aquatic organisms, particularly, but not exclusively, those that act as hormone mimics or hormone-disrupting
chemicals, several chapters address this issue from different perspectives. These chapters
review the known effects of such chemicals on the endocrine, reproductive and immune
systems, and explore the use of fish as sentinel organisms for the detection of such chemicals and monitoring of ‘ecosystem health’. In addition, because of the increasing interest in
animal welfare issues in aquaculture practice, a chapter dealing with this topic is included
in this volume.
The second edition attempts to address emerging areas of interest and concern in fisheries health in both wild populations and captive stock, and to reflect changing attitudes
toward the interpretation of fish health issues and the affects of non-infectious disorders on
production issues in the wild and captive fish stocks. Several chapters are included that
were not present in the first edition; new authors have contributed to some of the chapters
that were present in the first edition, and some chapters have been updated from the first
edition. |
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