Human-directed domestication of terrestrial animals traditionally requires thousands of years
for breeding. The most prominent behavioral features of domesticated animals include …

Introduction: The stress response mediated by the hypothalamus-pituitary-adrenal (HPA)
axis activation is highly conserved in vertebrates. Hyperactivity is one such established …

Warm water treatment has in recent years become widely used for ridding salmonids of sea
lice in aquaculture although the consequences of the treatment for fish welfare are not …

The gut transit rate of ingested feed in fish affects the utilization of dietary nutrients; however,
the influence of water temperature, remains underexplored in Atlantic salmon (Salmo salar) …

In shrimp culture, feed made from stale fishmeal and decomposition of dead shrimp easily
produces large amounts of histamine in the water environment, which will cause disease …

Corticotropin-releasing hormone (CRH) was discovered for its role as a brain neurohormone
controlling the corticotropic axis in vertebrates. An additional crh gene, crh2, paralog of crh …

The activities of certain genes as a consequence of exposure to stressors related to typical
handling procedures in aquaculture have not been studied in sufficient detail in fish. A stress …

The underlying molecular pathophysiology of feeding disorders, particularly in peripheral
organs, is still largely unknown. A range of molecular factors encoded by appetite-regulating …

The speartooth shark Glyphis glyphis is a Critically Endangered whaler shark known from a
few tropical river systems in northern Australia and Papua New Guinea. There is limited …

Game fish populations in North America face increasing pressure from recreational anglers,
yet sublethal effects from mandatory catch‐and‐release regulations remain unknown for …