The potential direct and indirect genetic consequences for native Newfoundland Atlantic Salmon from interbreeding with European-origin farm escapes / E. Verspoor ... [et al.].: Fs70-5/2015-030E-PDF
With regard to the use of Norwegian farm strains of Atlantic salmon in the aquaculture industry in Newfoundland, the main identified issues of concern are: the increased potential for ecological effects from animals in culture; the increased potential for direct and indirect genetic impacts from farm escapes; the potential for preventing or reducing the likelihood of escapes from culture; the potential for preventing or reducing post-escape interactions.
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| Title | The potential direct and indirect genetic consequences for native Newfoundland Atlantic Salmon from interbreeding with European-origin farm escapes / E. Verspoor ... [et al.]. |
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| Publication type | Monograph - View Master Record |
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| Description | viii, 36 p. : fig., graphs, maps. |
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