Last Pack Flashcards

1
Q

What treatment would you use for hormonal sex reversal? What are the problems with this method?

A

Methyl Testosterone - only in food

  • poor market acceptance
  • must treat all production fish
  • obtain fry less than 10 days from hatch
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2
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what are the four ways of controlling reproduction?

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  • monosex culture
  • early cropping of single year class
  • predator stocking
  • cage culture
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3
Q

What are the 6 methods of creating a monosex culture?

what is the desired result?

A

-manual sexing
-hybrids
-hormonal sex reversal
-GMT tilapia
-triploids
-high temperature incubation
» all boys no girls «

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4
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5 ways to sex an oreochromis

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  • males longer pointed dorsal and anal fins
  • more developed jaws in males
  • color at breeding
  • males larger
  • location of urogenital openings
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5
Q

what are the 3 advantages of hybrids?

A
  • do not treat all production fish
  • less expensive (labor, material)
  • better market
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6
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problems for triploiding tilapia

A
  • females still in stock - slow growers
  • must shock minutes post fertilization
  • hand stripping
  • apply heat shock from 27* to 42*C post fertilization for 3 minutes
  • causes high mortalities
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7
Q

what is the trade name of YY supermales?

A

GMT -
genetically male tilapia
guarunteed male tilapia

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8
Q

2 methods of creating GMT. what percentage of monomales do you wind up with?

A

i) androgenesis: 1/2 yy 1/2 xx

ii) hormonal monosexing: 1/4xx 1/2 xy 1/4yy

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9
Q

list one observation which could be made microscopically that would indicate a newly developing oocyte has entered prophase 1 of meiosis

A

presence of lipid droplets

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10
Q

Name 2 chromosome manipulation techniques which require application o pressure or temperature shock to suppress the first cleavage division of embryonic development

A

gynogenesis
androgenesis
tetraploids

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11
Q

twice during oogenesis, meiosis stops while other developments occur. what two events trigger the resumption of meiosis after these arrests?

A

vitelogenesis finished, fertilization

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12
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what is the main reason for producing tetraploid fish?

A

to create triploid in the future

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13
Q

what two fish organs are responsible for synthesis of the phospholipoprotein referred to as vitellogenesis?

A

liver, gonads

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14
Q

at any temperature, why does oogenesis take longer in large fish eggs compared to small eggs?

A

larger eggs = more time of deposition of the yolk in eggs

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15
Q

what would you observe in the ovary of a fish that displays asynchronous oogenesis?

A

eggs at all different stages of development

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16
Q

what hormone serves fish as the gonadotropic hormone releasing hormone inhibitory factor?

A

dopamine

17
Q

what chemical can be used to competitively bind to estrogen receptors, to eliminate estrogen’s negative feedback on recrudescence, when inducing spawning in fish?

A

tomoxfine

18
Q

what is the main environmental cue that triggers recrudescence in temperate zone fish?

A

photoperiod

19
Q

what organ secretes melatonin?

A

pineal gland

20
Q

name two compounds which can be combined with reproductive hormones to produce a slow release, injectable pellet for induction of recrudescence in fish?

A

cellulose, coconut oil, polymers, cholesterol

21
Q

when during oogenesis are circulating gonadotropin concentrations higher in fish?

A

just before ovulation

22
Q

pelagophiles scatter non-adhesive eggs in open water. what characteristic of the egg controls their density and determines their depth of incubation?

A

oil content

23
Q

give an example of an auxilary respiratory structure that might be found on a larval fish from a low oxygen environment?

A

external gills, fin folds

24
Q

what environmental incubation problem is overcome by the many species of fish which build bubble nests?

A

low O2

25
Q

what cichlid subfamily do the genera oreochromis and sartherodon belong to?

A

pseudocrenilabinae

26
Q

what sex ratio should be sued in a tilapia spawning tank for intensive recirculation culture?

A

1:1

27
Q

list 2 methods by which aquaculturists in countries with limited technology are able to control unwanted reproduction in tilapia ponds

A

predator stocking
cage culture
hand sexing

28
Q

list 3 disadvantages of hormonal sex reversal in the culture of tilapia

A

a) illegal
b) must treat all fish
c) expensive
d) timing is critical
e) expensive

29
Q

What would be an acceptable range of protein concentration in a pelleted tilapia brood food?

A

25-35% higher protein = less fry

30
Q

at which stage of meiosis are fish eggs normally fertilized?

A

metaphase 2

31
Q

if homozygous female tetraploid fish (i.e.: XXXX) are bred with hormonally masculinized homozygous male fish (ie XX) what is the sex and sex chromosome compliment of the fry?

A

sex: female

sex chrmosome: 3x

32
Q

what purpose might an upwardly curved tail on a fish larvae serve?

A

to help the larvae to stay in the water column ‘near surface’.

33
Q

which two genera of the cichlid tribe tilapiini feed largely on phytoplankton?

A

oreochromis

sartherodon

34
Q

what two morphological characteristics of the digestive system would identify as largely vegetarian evolved to eat frequent meals?

A

small stomach

long intestine

35
Q

what are the results of high temperature incubation? at what temp and for how long?

A

many perish, but it increases the proportion of males by a lot.
bring fish up to 36* over 2 hours. maintain 36* for 10 days. decrease to 28* over 2 days

36
Q

what is a subsistence method of monosex culture?

A

early cropping of single year class;

high density stocking of heavily fertilized water

37
Q

what are the stocking ratios from tilapia:predators?

A

10:1 - 250:1

38
Q

hapa

A

asian cage name

39
Q

what subfamily is tilapia in? what tribe?

A

Pseudocrenilabrinae

tilapiini