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PREFACE
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1.
INTRODUCTION
C.
Arosenius*
R.S.V.
PULLIN — The worldwide status of carp cülture
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R.
BERKA — A brief insight into the historÿ of Bohemian carp
pond management
35
2. NUTRITION AND GROWTH
P.
Luquet, J.E. Halver
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Tracy A. MARCHANT, A.F. COOK, R.E. PETER.— The relationship
between circulating growth hormone levels and somatic
growth in a Teleost species, Carassius auratus L.
43
K.
DABROWSKI, T. MURAI, K. BECKER — Physiological and
nutritional aspects of intensive.feeding of carp
55
M.D.
WIEGAND — Some aspects of lipid metabolism in cyprinid fish
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71
A.J. MATTY — By—product and wastes as feed
81
POSTER SUMMARIES
91
CONCLUDING REMARËS
96
3. REPRODUCTION
B.
Breton, Z. Yaron
K.
BIENIARZ — Sex differentiation and puberty.in cyprinids
101
L. HORVATH — Carp oogenesis and the environment
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109
Claudine WEIL, A.
R.
BILLARD — Induced spawning
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(ovulation and spermiation) in carp and related species
119
H.R.
LIN, G. V.D. KRAAK, J.—Y. LIANG, C° PENG, G.—Y. LI,
L;Z. LU, X.—J. ZHOU, M.—L. CHANG, R.E. PETER — The effects
of LHRH analogue
and drugs which block the effects of dopamine
on
gonadotropin secretion and ovulation in fish cultured in
China
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R.
BILLARD, J.L. GATTY, Marie Gwênola HOLLEBECQ, Jacqueline MARCEL,
A.
SAAB — Biology of gametes, eggs and embryos
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POSTER SUMMARIES
165
CONCLUDING REMARKS
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173
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