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W RLD
AQUACULTURE
V
ol
. 42 N
o
. 1
M
arch
2011
Cover photos: A variety of aquaculture exists in Brazil, including (clockwise
from top right) experimental cobia cages, shrimp, tilapia and tambacu; and
(center) a tilapia female spitting eggs from her mouth. (All photos by Joao Ma-
noel Codeiro Alves)
(Continued on page 2)
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Novel and emerging trends in the application of diagnostic
technologies, epidemiology and disease exclusion in the
aquaculture food–producing industry
T
hales
P
assos de
A
ndrade
11
New concepts for hatching quality and evaluation of brine
shrimp
Artemia
(Crustacea: Anostraca) cyst
A
lireza
A
sem
14
The aquafeed industry in Brazil
J
oão
M
anoel and
C
ordeiro
A
lves
21
Aquaculture in Rio Grande do Norte, NE-Brazil: Past, present
and future
A
lexandre
A
lter
W
ainberg
, F
elipe de
A
zevedo
S
ilva
R
ibeiro
,
K
arina
R
ibeiro and
M
arcos
R
ogerio
C
amara
26
Portuguese aquaculture: Current status and future
perspectives
A
na
R
amalho and
M
aria
T
eresa
D
inis and
CCMAR-CIMAR LA,
F
aro
, P
ortugal
33
Spawning and larviculture trials of cobia,
Rachycentron
canadum
(Linnaeus, 1766) in the United Arab Emirates
O
mer
M. Y
ousif
, D
o
V. M
inh
, K
rishna
K. K
umar
, A
bdul
-F
atah
A. A
bdul
-R
ahman and
B
ui
V. H
ung
39
Trout farming In South Africa
H
enk
B. S
tander
, K
halid
S
alie and
D
anie
B
rink
44
Capture to culture: Community based dead-river fish culture in
Northern Bangladesh
N
esar
A
hmed
51
Cadmium in Pacific oysters (
Crassostrea gigas
): A survey
of the United States west coast and mitigation strategies
A
imee
E. C
hristy
, D
aniel
P. C
heney and
I
an
S
tupakoff
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