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FISHERIES MANAGEMENT AND ECOLOGY
卷 23, 期 6, 页码 540-547出版社
WILEY-BLACKWELL
DOI: 10.1111/fme.12197
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anode distance; broodstock; electric field; gametes; head-to-tail voltage; salmonid
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Previous studies on the effects of electrofishing on fish eggs have reported widely varying results, ranging from gentle to adverse impacts on egg survival rates, and this may be attributable to inadequately standardised assessment methods. The impact of electrofishing on the survival of European whitefish, Coregonus lavaretus L., eggs was analysed in laboratory experiments and in a comparative field study. Different anode distances and time points post-treatment were evaluated after artificial fertilisation with milt of untreated males, and survival rates were determined in the morula stage. In the laboratory, no significant difference in survival rates was found between various time points of stripping the gametes post-electric shock. In the treatment group, significantly lower survival rates were detected in eggs (98.6%; SE = 0.20%) compared to the control group (99.6%; SE = 0.11%). Analysis of the egg survival rates in relation to effective voltage, rather than anode distance, revealed a significant trend of declining survival with increasing effective voltage. In field studies, eggs of electroshocked fish showed significantly lower survival (94.8%; SE = 1.03%) than untreated controls (98.7%; SE = 0.38%). Although electrofishing enhanced egg mortality, overall survival was noticeably high (>90%), indicating a relatively small impact.
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