Journal of Fisheries science and Technology

This study was conducted to assess the sustainability of Clown knife fishery's livelihood through a survey of 364 individuals related to the fishery. The survey employed a questionnaire with a Likert 5-point scale for assessing factors related to livelihood sustainability. A total of 25 observed variables were considered, which evaluated the sustainability of Clown knife fishery.

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Journal of Fisheries science and Technology – No 3/2016 present content ace-inhibitory activity of protein hydrolysate from the skin of striped catfish (Pangasius hypophthalmus); potential impacts of climate change on fisheries and aquaculture in Sri Lanka (Roaming through the climate change management stories of Sri Lanka); effect of cation concentrations (K+, Ca2+) and hormonal stimulation on sperm motility of common carp cyprinus carpio...

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Journal of Fisheries science and Technology – No 4/2018 present the content effects of rearing water and tank on larval survival rate of white-striped cleaner shrimp Lysmata amboinensis; larviculture of slipper lobsters in the genus Ibacus and Thenus a review; assessing on coastal fi shing activities and marine resources in Tuy An district, Phu Yen province...

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The study finds one important result: requirements to upgrade technology to meet the precise technical regulations and expenditure for conformity assessment actually increase production costs to small and medium companies in the short-term.

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