Practical Genetics for Aquaculture provides reviews of the fundamental theory and examples of practical applications for numerous aspects of genetic improvement in aquaculture.

Practical Genetics for Aquaculture is written in a user-friendly and succinct style by Dr. C. Greg Lutz, who has many years' experience teaching, researching and refining practical applications, this exciting and useful book is a vital source of commercially important information to the aquaculture community.

Contents

1. Overview
2. Gene Action I: Qualitative Traits
3. Gene Action II: Inheritance of Quatitative Traits
4. Selection and Realized Heritability
5. Inbreeding, Crossbreeding and Hybridization
6. Chromosomal Genetics I: Gynogenesis and Androgenesis
7. Chromosomal Genetics II: Polyploidy
8. Sex Determination and Control
9. Control and Induction of Maturation and Spawning
10. Transgenic Aquatic Organisms
11. Genetic Threats to Wild Stocks and Ecosystems

Index

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