A guide for culturing queen conch

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American Fisheries Society
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2005
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Queen conch with its large lipped pink shell (25 cm SL), has the highest commercial fisheries value of the seven species (Figure 1). Numerous studies have focused on fisheries management, ecology, and culture techniques of S. gigas (Stoner 1997). There has been much research on the reproductive behavior of natural populations of the queen conch (Robertson 1959; Brownell 1977; Davis et ala 1984; D'Asaro 1986).

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Queen conch with its large lipped pink shell (25 cm SL), has the highest commercial fisheries value of the seven species (Figure 1). Numerous studies have focused on fisheries management, ecology, and culture techniques of S. gigas (Stoner 1997). There has been much research on the reproductive behavior of natural populations of the queen conch (Robertson 1959; Brownell 1977; Davis et ala 1984; D'Asaro 1986).
This article may be cited as: Davis, M., & Shawl, A. L. (2005). A guide for culturing queen conch. In A. M. Kelly & J. T. Silverstein (eds.), Aquaculture in the 21st century: Proceedings of an American Fisheries Society Symposium special symposium on aquaculture in the 21st century, 22 August 2001, Phoenix, Arizona. (pp. 125-142). Bethesda, MD: American Fisheries Society.
Florida Atlantic University. Harbor Branch Oceanographic Institute contribution #1455.
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2005
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2005
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2005
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Davis, Megan

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A guide for culturing queen conch
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American Fisheries Society
2005
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A guide for culturing queen conch
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A guide for culturing queen conch