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What is aquaculture?
What is aquaculture?
- Exploiting aquatic organisms
- Managing and stocking fisheries
- Farming in water (correct)
- Capturing fish without a license
What is aquaculture?
What is aquaculture?
- Farming in water (correct)
- Fishing with management practices
- Fishing with a license
- Fishing without a license
What is the main difference between capture fisheries and enhanced fisheries?
What is the main difference between capture fisheries and enhanced fisheries?
- Stocking
- Harvesting
- Licensing requirements
- Management practices (correct)
What is the main difference between capture fisheries and enhanced fisheries?
What is the main difference between capture fisheries and enhanced fisheries?
What is a social criterion for aquaculture?
What is a social criterion for aquaculture?
What is the social criterion for aquaculture?
What is the social criterion for aquaculture?
What is the purpose of intervention in the rearing process in aquaculture?
What is the purpose of intervention in the rearing process in aquaculture?
What is the respiratory organ of fish?
What is the respiratory organ of fish?
What is the respiratory organ of fish?
What is the respiratory organ of fish?
What is the fertilization process in fish?
What is the fertilization process in fish?
How do fish reproduce?
How do fish reproduce?
What is the body symmetry of fish?
What is the body symmetry of fish?
What is the function of fins in fish?
What is the function of fins in fish?
What is the difference between culture fisheries and enhanced fisheries?
What is the difference between culture fisheries and enhanced fisheries?
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- Fisheries are aquatic organisms that can be exploited by the public with or without a license.
- Capture fisheries have no management practices or stocking.
- Enhanced fisheries involve only stocking and harvesting.
- Culture fisheries (aquaculture) involve stocking, management practices, and harvesting.
- Aquaculture is defined as farming in water, including plants and animals.
- Aquaculture involves intervention in the rearing process to enhance production.
- Ownership of the stock throughout the rearing period is a social criterion for aquaculture.
- Fish have a bilateral symmetrical body with prominent lateral line and fins for locomotion.
- Fish have a specialized alimentary canal, respiratory organs, and a two-chambered heart.
- Fishes have separate sexes, and fertilization can be either external or internal.
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