Effect of the geographical origin on the presence of skeletal deformities and swimbladder anomaly in a cultured gilthead sea bream (Sparus aurata L) population. Estimation of genetic parameters
- García Celdrán, Marta
- Cutáková, Z.
- Ramis Vidal, Guillermo
- Armero Ibáñez, Eva
- Artés Hernández, Francisco (dir. congr.)
- Egea Gutíerrez-Cortines, Marcos (dir. congr.)
- Palop Gómez, Alfredo (dir. congr.)
- Bañón Arias, Sebastián (dir. congr.)
- Bielza Lino, Pablo (dir. congr.)
Editorial: Universidad Politécnica de Cartagena
ISBN: 978-84-697-1358-7
Año de publicación: 2014
Páginas: 85-88
Congreso: Workshop on Agri-Food Research for young researchers (3. 2014. Cartagena)
Tipo: Aportación congreso
Resumen
The gilthead sea bream (Sparus aurata L.) is one of the most important Sparid farmed in Europe. However, abnormalities such us lordosis, lack of operculum and failure to inflate the swimbladder constitute a major problem for aquaculture industry by decreasing the final value of the fish. The use of stocks from different genetic origin to produce commercial fish usually cause great variability in the global quality of the end product. However, strategies that involve the development of selection schemes in sea bream for these traits of economic interest are scarce. In light of these circumstances, the effect of the geographical origin on the presence of anomalies as a measure of fish quality was analyzed. For this purpose a population of farmed gilthead sea bream obtained from broodstock from three differentiated geographical origin and reared under common conditions was analyzed from X‐ray photograph for the mayor anomalies present in this species. A posteriori reconstruction ...