Comfm! of sex in Cyprinêds
193
Schreck C.B.,
1974. Hormonal treatment and sex manipulation in fishes. In :
C.B.
Schreck
(Ed.), Control of sex in fishes. Virginia Polytech. IEÈ.
and State Univ., Blacksburg, VA, VPl—SG—74—O], 84—103.
Shelton W.L.,
1982. Monosex grass carp production through breeding sex—rever—
sed broodstock. ln_: C.J.J. Richter & H.J.Th. Goes (compil.), Reproductive
physiology of fish. PUDOC, Wageningen, Netherlands, 82.
Shelton W.L., in press a. Broodstock development for monosex production of
grass
carp.
Presented, 2nd Internat. Symp. Genetics in aquacult., 23—28
June
1985, Davis, CA.
Shelton W.L., in press b. An aquaculture prespective for reducing risks from
introducedznuatic organisms. Fisheries.
Shelton W.L., Boney S.P., Rosenblatt E.M., 1982. Monosexing grass carp by sex
reversal and breeding° En : T.O. Robson (Chair.), 2nd Internat. symp.
herbiv.
fish., Europ. Weed Res. Soc., Wageningen, Netherlands.
Shelton W.L., Smitherman R.O., Jensen G.L., 1981. Density related growth of
grass
carp,
Ctenopharyngodon idella (Val.) in managed small impoundments
in Alabama.
J.
Fish Biol.
45—51.
Springate J.R.C., Bromage N.R., Elliott, J.A.K., Hudson D.L., 1984. The timing
of
ovulation and stripping and their effects on the rates of fertilization
and survival to
eying
batch and swim—up in the rainbow trout (Salmo
gairdneri R.) Aquaculture,
313—322.
Stanley J.G., 1976a. Female homogamety in grass carp (Ctenopharyngodon idella)
determined by artificial gynogenesis. J. Fish. Res. Board
1372—
1374.
Stanley J.C., 1976b. Production of hybrid, androgenetic, and gynogenetic grass
carp and carp.
Trans.
Fish.
Soc., 105, 10-16.
Stanley J…G., 1976c. Production of monosex white amur for aquaticweed control.
Contract Rep., A—76—1, U.S. Corps of Engin. Washington, D.C.
Stanley J.C., 1976d. A review of methods for obtaining monosex fish and pro—
gress
report on production of monosex white amur. J. Aquat. Plant Manag.,
lî, 68—70.
Stanley J.G., 1979. Control of sex in fishes, with Special reference to the
grass
carp.
ÆEJZ J.V. Shireman (Ed.), Proceed. grass carp conf,, Univ. of
Florida, Gainesville, FL,, 201—242.
Stanley J.G., 1981. Manipulation of developental events to produce monosex
and sterile fish.
Rapp. P.—n.—Reun. Cons. int. Explor. Mer.,
485—
491.
Stanley J.G., Sneed K.E., 1974. Artificial gynogenesis and its application in
genetics and selective breeding of fishes.
J.H.S.
Blaxter
(Ed—), The
early life history
of fish, Springer—Verlag, Berlin, 527—536.
Stanley J.G., and Thomas A.E., 1978. Absence of sex reversal in unisex grass
carp fed methyltestosterone. En : R.O. Smitherman, W.L. Shelton & J.h.
Grover
(Eds.), Symp. culture exotic fishes, Fish. Cult. Sect., Am. Fish.
Soc., 194—199°
Stanley J.G., Martin J.M., Jones J.B., 1975. Gynogenesis
as
a
possible method
for producing monosex grass carp (EEEEQBËÊEËEËQÊQÊ_£ÊÊÈlÊ)' Prog. FlSh_
Cult.,
25—26.
Stoss J., 1983. Fish gamete preservation and Spermatozoa physiology. Ë3_:
w.s.
Hoar, D.J. Randall & E.M. Donaldson (Eds—),
Fish phys1ology, vol9B, Academic Press, New York, 305—350.
Stott B., Cross D.C., 1973. A note on the effect of lowered
on
the survival of eggs and fry of grass CaïP:
(Valenciennes). J. Fish Biol., à;
649—658'
193
Schreck C.B.,
1974. Hormonal treatment and sex manipulation in fishes. In :
C.B.
Schreck
(Ed.), Control of sex in fishes. Virginia Polytech. IEÈ.
and State Univ., Blacksburg, VA, VPl—SG—74—O], 84—103.
Shelton W.L.,
1982. Monosex grass carp production through breeding sex—rever—
sed broodstock. ln_: C.J.J. Richter & H.J.Th. Goes (compil.), Reproductive
physiology of fish. PUDOC, Wageningen, Netherlands, 82.
Shelton W.L., in press a. Broodstock development for monosex production of
grass
carp.
Presented, 2nd Internat. Symp. Genetics in aquacult., 23—28
June
1985, Davis, CA.
Shelton W.L., in press b. An aquaculture prespective for reducing risks from
introducedznuatic organisms. Fisheries.
Shelton W.L., Boney S.P., Rosenblatt E.M., 1982. Monosexing grass carp by sex
reversal and breeding° En : T.O. Robson (Chair.), 2nd Internat. symp.
herbiv.
fish., Europ. Weed Res. Soc., Wageningen, Netherlands.
Shelton W.L., Smitherman R.O., Jensen G.L., 1981. Density related growth of
grass
carp,
Ctenopharyngodon idella (Val.) in managed small impoundments
in Alabama.
J.
Fish Biol.
45—51.
Springate J.R.C., Bromage N.R., Elliott, J.A.K., Hudson D.L., 1984. The timing
of
ovulation and stripping and their effects on the rates of fertilization
and survival to
eying
batch and swim—up in the rainbow trout (Salmo
gairdneri R.) Aquaculture,
313—322.
Stanley J.G., 1976a. Female homogamety in grass carp (Ctenopharyngodon idella)
determined by artificial gynogenesis. J. Fish. Res. Board
1372—
1374.
Stanley J.C., 1976b. Production of hybrid, androgenetic, and gynogenetic grass
carp and carp.
Trans.
Fish.
Soc., 105, 10-16.
Stanley J…G., 1976c. Production of monosex white amur for aquaticweed control.
Contract Rep., A—76—1, U.S. Corps of Engin. Washington, D.C.
Stanley J.C., 1976d. A review of methods for obtaining monosex fish and pro—
gress
report on production of monosex white amur. J. Aquat. Plant Manag.,
lî, 68—70.
Stanley J.G., 1979. Control of sex in fishes, with Special reference to the
grass
carp.
ÆEJZ J.V. Shireman (Ed.), Proceed. grass carp conf,, Univ. of
Florida, Gainesville, FL,, 201—242.
Stanley J.G., 1981. Manipulation of developental events to produce monosex
and sterile fish.
Rapp. P.—n.—Reun. Cons. int. Explor. Mer.,
485—
491.
Stanley J.G., Sneed K.E., 1974. Artificial gynogenesis and its application in
genetics and selective breeding of fishes.
J.H.S.
Blaxter
(Ed—), The
early life history
of fish, Springer—Verlag, Berlin, 527—536.
Stanley J.G., and Thomas A.E., 1978. Absence of sex reversal in unisex grass
carp fed methyltestosterone. En : R.O. Smitherman, W.L. Shelton & J.h.
Grover
(Eds.), Symp. culture exotic fishes, Fish. Cult. Sect., Am. Fish.
Soc., 194—199°
Stanley J.G., Martin J.M., Jones J.B., 1975. Gynogenesis
as
a
possible method
for producing monosex grass carp (EEEEQBËÊEËEËQÊQÊ_£ÊÊÈlÊ)' Prog. FlSh_
Cult.,
25—26.
Stoss J., 1983. Fish gamete preservation and Spermatozoa physiology. Ë3_:
w.s.
Hoar, D.J. Randall & E.M. Donaldson (Eds—),
Fish phys1ology, vol9B, Academic Press, New York, 305—350.
Stott B., Cross D.C., 1973. A note on the effect of lowered
on
the survival of eggs and fry of grass CaïP:
(Valenciennes). J. Fish Biol., à;
649—658'