Discovery of the neural circuit for fear conditioning of fish
Japan.- Animals are often noted sensing signs of danger and reacting. A simple form of this phenomenon is called fear conditioning, which is a type ...
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Japan.- Animals are often noted sensing signs of danger and reacting. A simple form of this phenomenon is called fear conditioning, which is a type ...
Read moreGlobal Seafood Assurances (GSA), a new, independent not-for-profit organization established to meet marketplace and public expectations for assurances across the board in aquaculture and fisheries ...
Read moreBrussels/Cologne.- Due to rising concerns regarding sufficient transparency of genetically modified foods for consumers, the German government has issued a national regulation for the labeling ...
Read moreSt. John’s.– Salmon farming is a growing industry in Canada that provides an important source of healthy sustainable seafood. Globally, aquaculture now provides more than ...
Read moreIloilo, Philippines (PIA).- A regional treaty organization targets to establish legislated multi-species hatchery in 15 municipalities in the different parts of the country.
Read moreUSA.- NOAA has lifted its stay on shrimp and abalone in the U.S. Seafood Import Monitoring Program – known as SIMP. As required by Congress ...
Read moreUnited Kingdom.- A new collaborative project to help accelerate understanding of gill health issues in farmed salmon and identify new approaches to overcoming these issues ...
Read moreHaarlem, The Netherlands.– The Global Sustainable Seafood Initiative has provided formal recognition of the GLOBALG.A.P. Aquaculture Certification System for the scope of Aquaculture. GSSI’s recognition ...
Read moreThe Global Aquaculture Alliance is pleased to announce that Luckyfish Co. of Turkey is the world’s first company eligible to offer four-star Best Aquaculture Practices ...
Read morePuerto Montt, Chile.- The work in research and development of BioMar Chile carried out in the ATC Patagonia began on the right foot in its ...
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