Marine farming and enhancement: proceedings of the fifteenth U.S.-Japan meeting on Aquaculture (October 22-23, 1990)

Contents 1. A new internal telemetry tag for fish and crustaceans 2. Preliminary results of red drum stocking in Texas 3. Genetic marking and ocean farming 4. Culture of Nortrh America sturgeons for fishery management 5. Application of yield-per-recruit and surplus production models to fishery enhancement through juvenile releases 6. Some aspects of offshore spat collection of Japanese scallop 7. Enhancement of molluscan shellfish in Washington State 8. The role of aquaculture in the restoration and enhnacement of molluscan fisheries in North America 9. A physiological approach to problems of mass culture of the rotifer 10. Effects of environmental instability on the growth of the Japanese scallop Patinopecten yessoensis in Abashiri sowing-culture grounds 11. Mantis shrimp: its fishery and biological production 12. Growth and survival of artificial abalone seed released in Shijiki Bay, Japan 13. Feeding ecology of young red sea bream in Shijiki Bay 14. Importance of qualitative evaluation of hatchery-bred fish for aquaculture 15. Recent progress in artificial propagation of marine species for Japenese sea-farming and aquaculture