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Fisheries and Aquaculture: Aquaculture -- General
Assessment of Shellfish Survival and Growth at Cape Cod
Aquaculture Sites
Walton, B. and D. Murphy
Report Prepared for the Southeastern Massachusetts Aquaculture Center,
25 pp., 2003 WHOI-S-03-001
Aquaculture Curricula Resource Guide: A Resource Tool for
the Aquaculture Educator
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on loan from the National Sea Grant Library or
online: http://www.state.ma.us/dfa/aquaculture/education.htm
(look for "Curricula Guide")
Soares, S.J., J.K. Buttner, and D.F. Leavitt
NRAC Publication No. 01-001, 54 pp., 2001 WHOI-E-01-003
Control of Predators on Cultured Shellfish: Exclusion Strategies
Leavitt, D.F. and W.P. Burt
NRAC Publication No. 00-007, 4 pp., 2000 WHOI-G-00-008
Theme Booklet: Fisheries and Aquaculture
WHOI Sea Grant
4 pp., 2000 WHOI-G-00-004
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Learn more of WHOI Sea Grant's investment in fisheries and aquaculture
which has resulted in the development of better management practices
and policies for shellfish harvest and shellfish aquaculture and
better understanding of the life history and environmental requirements
of commercially important species of fish and shellfish.
Aquaculture is Growing in Southeastern Massachusetts
Please order poster from: Cape Cod Cooperative
Extension, P.O. Box 367, Barnstable, MA 02632.
Leavitt, D.F. and W. Burt
19" x 25" Poster, $5.00, 1998 WHOI-G-98-003
Molecular Analysis of a RAPD Marker (B20) Reveals Two Microsatellites
and Differential mRNA Expression in Penaeus vannamei
Garcia, D.K., A.K. Dhar, and A. Alcivar-Warren
Molecular Marine Biology and Biotechnology, Vol. 5, No. 1, pp. 71-83,
1996 WHOI-R-96-001
Planning and Policy for Coastal Aquaculture Development
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available on loan from the National Sea Grant Library
Peterson, S.
In: Proceedings of the International Symposium on Utilization of
Coastal Ecosystems: Planning, Pollution and Productivity 21-27 Nov.
1982, Rio Grande, Brazil, Vol. 1, pp. 301-312, 1985 WHOI-R-85-015
Successful aquaculture development in coastal areas depends upon
wise planning and a careful balance of resources, institutions,
regulations, and policies. This paper reviews aquaculture development,
describes constraints on coastal aquaculture development, focusing
on pollution, land use problems, and institutions needed to support
aquaculture development, and describes government planning and policies
important to successful aquaculture development. Determining the
feasibility of aquaculture development demands that certain types
of information about the natural, social, and economic setting be
made available to federal and/or regional government representatives.
Ideally, the setting in which aquaculture can flourish is the result
of government policies which reflect national interests interpreted
appropriately for each region of the country. The paper concludes
that aquaculture in coastal areas has certain risks associated with
it which can be reduced by a careful balance of resources management,
education, research, institutional development, and regulations.
Allocation of Aquaculture Resources
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Peterson, S.
In: Smith, L.J. and S. Peterson (eds.), Aquaculture Development
in Less Developed Countries: Social Economic and Political Problems,
pp. 21-29, 1982 WHOI-R-82-020
The production of food by aquaculture involves many dubious assumptions
about man and nature. Descriptions of aquaculture systems abound:
almost without exception, they bear on the technological aspects
of development and ignore discussion of feasibility of development.
Between the two questions of "Can it be done?" and "Should
it be done?"--the first technical and the second political--lies
a series of questions about methods used to choose and establish
an aquaculture system. These intermediate questions have seldom
been asked, although they have been approached from a number of
directions. Lawson (1974) has used cost/benefit analysis on aquaculture
systems, Alexander (1975) has done social impact studies on improved
fishing technology, and Kloke and Potaras (1975) have looked at
aquaculture as it integrates with other forms of resource exploitation.
Peterson and Smith (1979) raise two issues which fall into this
middle ground. The first issue, and perhaps most controversial,
is wetland valuation (Burbridge 1978). Successful aquaculture development
in areas formerly considered of little or no value, such as swamp
or marsh, can cause the land to accrue value rapidly. For areas
where title or ownership were uncertain before development, a second
set of problems is provoked: argument, feud, and litigation. Since
many of the world's wetlands are common property, transfer of land
from public ownership to private holdings by a family or cooperative
may demand changes in land use policy in both developing and developed
countries. The purpose of this paper is to address another of those
intermediate questions„ the question of allocation. The allocation
question involves distribution of the products of aquaculture systems
and the technology needed to establish them.
Elements in Evaluating Success and Failure in Aquaculture
Projects
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Pollnac, R.B., S. Peterson, and L.J. Smith
In: Smith, L.J. and S. Peterson (eds.), Aquaculture Development
in Less Developed Countries: Social Economic and Political Problems,
pp. 131-143, 1982 WHOI-R-82-019
During the decade since 1970, several hundred aquaculture projects
have been developed with agency, foundation, government, or private
industry funding. This paper uses examples from projects in Latin
America and Africa to describe general requirements of aquaculture
development, decision points in a development project, and evaluations
of success and failure by the personnel from funding agencies.
Aquaculture Development in Less Developed Countries: Social,
Economic, and Political Problems
Only available on loan from the National Sea Grant Depository
Smith, L.J. and S. Peterson
1982 WHOI-B-82-001
The Effects of Diet on the Growth Energetics of Postlarval
Lobsters (Homarus americanus)
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Capuzzo, J.M. and B.A. Lancaster
1979 WHOI-T-79-009
The Effects of Dietary Carbohydrate Levels on Protein Utilization
in the American Lobster (Homarus americanus)
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Capuzzo, J.M. and B.A. Lancaster
1979 WHOI-R-79-019
Experimental Lobster Ranching in Massachusetts
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Hruby, T.
1979 WHOI-R-79-020
Exotic Species in Aquaculture
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Mann, R.
1979 WHOI-G-79-001
Exotic Species in Mariculture
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Mann, R.
1979 WHOI-B-79-001
Factors Limiting the Development of Aquaculture: A Japanese
Experience
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Matsuda, Y.
1979 WHOI-T-79-007
Aquaculture Development in Rural Atomistic Societies
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McGoodwin, J.R.
1979 WHOI-T-79-006
Aquaculture Policies in Latin America
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Palacio, F.J.
1979 WHOI-R-79-022
Potential Yields from a Waste-recycling Algal Mariculture
System
Deboer, J.A. and J.H. Ryther
1978 WHOI-R-78-005
Marine Shrimp Farming in the Western Hemisphere
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Hanson, J.A., J.E. Huguenin, S.S. Hugeunin, and H.L. Goodwin
1978 WHOI-T-77-009
Impacts of Large Scale Aquatic Biomass Systems
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Hruby, T.
1978 WHOI-T-78-001
Some Aspects of the Growth and Yield of Gracilaria tikvahiae
in Culture
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LaPointe, B.E. and J.H. Ryther
1978 WHOI-R-78-014
Implications of the Japanese Experience in Aquaculture
Development for Thirty-three Food-short Countries
Matsuda, Y.
1978 WHOI-R-78-012
The Growth of Aquaculture in Developing Countries: Potentials,
Patterns and Pitfalls
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Matsuda, Y.
1978 WHOI-R-78-010
Preliminary Results with a Pilot-plant Waste Recycling
Marine Aquaculture System
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Ryther, J.H.
1977 WHOI-R-77-003
Heat Exchangers for Use in the Culturing of Marine Organisms
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Huguenin, J.E.
1976 WHOI-R-76-003
The Mass Outdoor Culture of Macroscopic Marine Algae
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LaPointe, B.E., L.D. Williams, J.C. Goldman, and J.H. Ryther
1976 WHOI-R-76-005
Marine Polyculture Based on Natural Food Chains and Recycled
Wastes
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Ryther, J.H.
1976 WHOI-T-76-005
Preliminary Results With a Pilot Plant Waste Recycling
Marine Aquaculture System
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Ryther, J.H.
1975 WHOI-T-75-001
Microbes as Food in Mariculture
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Ryther, J.H. and J.C. Goldman
1975 WHOI-R-75-002
Physical Models of Integrated Waste Recycling Marine Polyculture
Systems
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Ryther, J.H., J.C. Goldman, C.E. Gifford, J.E. Huguenin, A.S. Wing,
J.P. Clarner, L.D. Williams, and B.E. LaPointe
1975 WHOI-R-75-006
The Economics of Waste Water Aquaculture Systems
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Smith, L.J. and J.E. Huguenin
1975 WHOI-R-75-001
Experiences With a Marine Aquaculture Tertiary Sewage Treatment
Complex
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Huguenin, J.E. and J.H. Ryther
1974 WHOI-R-74-004
Social, Political, Regulatory and Marketing Problems of
Marine Waste Food Recycling Systems
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Huguenin, J.E. and J.T. Kildow
1974 WHOI-R-74-003
A New Method for Culturing Chironomus tentans Fabricius
Larvae Using Burlap Substrate in Fertilized Pools
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McLarney, W.O., S. Henderson, and M.M. Sherman
1974 WHOI-R-74-002
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