Although incorporating detailed reproductive data into all stock assessments is not a
practical goal, the need to understand how reproductive biology affects population …

Fishes are the only vertebrates that undergo sex change during their lifetime, but even within
this group, a unique reproductive strategy is displayed by only 1.5% of the teleosts. This …

This study provides knowledge on reproductive traits of Trypauchen vagina, a target fish for
catching, based on data analysis of 701 individuals collected in the Mekong Delta from …

Sequential hermaphroditism is a unique reproductive strategy among teleosts that is
displayed mainly in fish species living in the coral reef environment. The reproductive …

The 17α-methyltestosterone is the most common synthetic hormone used in male mono-sex
production of Nile tilapia, Oreochromis niloticus. The current research aimed at finding out …

Background The key to fishery management is knowing the appropriate reproductive
strategies of the targeted fish. For most gobiid species, the iteroparous pattern is dominant …

Despite the recognised effectiveness of networks of marine protected areas (MPAs) as a
biodiversity conservation instrument, MPA network design frequently disregards the …

Pesticides are distributed to different degrees in surface water and sediment, thus, risks of
toxicity and adverse impacts to physiology of resident species could be determined by their …

The goby Parapocryptes serperaster is a bottom dweller fish widely distributed in monsoonal
regions in Asia, but its reproductive biology is poorly understood. This study assessed …

Caragobius urolepis has a wide range of distribution, from brackish to freshwater water,
ranging from India to the Philippines and Fiji, including the Vietnamese Mekong Delta …