World Aquaculture December 2020

72 DECEMBER 2020 • WORLD AQUACULTURE • WWW.WA S.ORG A D V E R T I S E R ’ S I N D E X • Aller Aqua.................................................................................. 24 • Aquaculture Africa 2021............................................................... 6 • Aquaculture America 2021......................................................... 11 • Aquaculture Association of Canada. ........................................... 32 • Aquaculture Systems Technologies.............................................. 31 • Aquafauna Biomarine................................................................. 57 • Asian-Pacific Aquaculture 2021. ................................................. 19 • Biomin....................................................................................... 37 • Biorigin...................................................................................... 42 • Blue Aqua International...................................... Inside Front Cover • Kemin................................................................. Inside Back Cover • Extru-Tech. ................................................................................ 10 • LACQUA20.................................................................................. 5 • Northern Aquaculture. ............................................................... 65 • USAS Sponsored Publications....................................................... 9 • WAS Future Meetings................................................................. 71 • World Aquaculture 2020............................................................ 12 • World Aquaculture 2021............................................................ 22 • World Aquaculture Society Online Store...................................... 66 • Zeigler........................................................................... Back Cover M E M B E R S H I P A P P L I C A T I ON — WO R L D A Q U A C U L T U R E S O C I E T Y BENEFITS OF MEMBERSHIP: Quarterly issues of the magazine, World Aquaculture ; discounts on WAS books; electronic access to the Journal of the World Aquaculture Society ; access to “members only” section of the website; and discounts for WAS meeting registrations. MEMBERSHIP CATEGORIES: • NEW • RENEWAL ( S e l e c t o n e ; s i n g l e c h a p t e r m e m b e r s h i p i s i n c l u d e d i n d u e s ) Lifetime $1,100 Applies to an individual only Corporate, Printed JWAS $300 Allows all employees of one company to attend meeting at member rate Corporate, Electronic JWAS $255 Allows all employees of one company to attend meeting at member rate Sustaining, Printed JWAS $150 Applies to any one individual from a company Sustaining, Electronic JWAS $105 Applies to any one individual from a company Individual, Printed JWAS $110 Applies to an individual only Individual, Electronic JWAS $65 Applies to an individual only Student, Printed JWAS $90 Copy of student ID or signature of professor required Student, Electronic JWAS $45 Copy of student ID or signature of professor required Individual E Access $45 Includes one chapter, applies to an individual only CHAPTERS: Must be an active member of WAS to join (includes one chapter; add $5 each additional chapter). ( P l e a s e c h o o s e c h a p t e r ) • African • Asian Pacific (APC) • Latin American/Caribbean (LACC) • Korean • United States (USAS) • None (Deduct $5.00) Company Name, if corporate membership: Individual Name: Mailing Address: P: F: E: @: INCLUDE PAYMENT TO: World Aquaculture Society (US$/drawn on a US bank) with Check/Money Order, or VISA, MASTERCARD, AMERICAN EXPRESS, DINER’S CLUB, DISCOVER OR JCB. Card Number: Expire Date: CVV: Signature on Card: www.was.or • World Aquaculture Society • P.O. Box 397 • Sorrento LA 70778-0397 • USA P: 225/357-5408 • F: 225/357-5408 • E: JudyA@was.org Join online at https://www.was.org/Meetings/MemberData/SelectMemberType.aspx Cap t i ve- bred Salmon, continued from page 21 team suspects that hybrid offspring produced by matings between captive and wild parents are genetically less well-equipped to deal with life in the river. If true, this means that the widespread release of captive animals into the wild might actually do more harm than good in many cases. The research team comprised an international group of collaborators based at University College Cork, the Marine Institute, Queen’s University Belfast, the University of Helsinki and the University of Edinburgh. The full citation of the article is: Ronan James O’Sullivan, Tutku Aykanat, Susan E. Johnston, Ger Rogan, Russell Poole, Paulo A. Prodöhl, Elvira de Eyto, Craig R. Primmer, Philip McGinnity and Thomas Eric Reed. 2020. Captive-bred Atlantic salmon released into the wild have fewer offspring than wild- bred fish and decrease population productivity. Proceedings of the Royal Society B 287(1937). https://royalsocietypublishing.org/doi/10.1098/ rspb.2020.1671