Biology of Fishery Resources (eBook)

This auto-translation book overviews the fish population and its research methods, help readers in understanding the concept of fish population and population identification. It divides into seven chapters according to the characteristics of the subject and the development results. Based on a systematic introduction to the basic concepts and research contents of the biology of fishery resources, the book focuses on the introduction of fish populations and research methods, life history division and early development identification, age identification and growth research, the division of sexual maturity, the determination of reproductive habits and fecundity, feeding characteristics and research methods of fish, and the mechanism of fish colony and migration. Through the study of this course, we can master the basic theory and methods of fish biology research and lay a solid foundation for future researches on fishery resources. This book can be used as a reference book for undergraduates and postgraduates who study fishery resources, as well as for those who are engaged in fishery and marine research.

The translation was done with the help of artificial intelligence (machine translation by the service DeepL.com). A subsequent human revision was done primarily in terms of content.

Prof. Xinjun Chen is the Dean of the College of Marine Sciences at the Shanghai Ocean University. He is also director of the National Ocean Fisheries Engineering and Technology Research Center, director of the Key Laboratory of the Ministry of Education for the Sustainable Development of Ocean Fisheries Resources, director of the key laboratory of ocean fisheries development of the Ministry of Agriculture, director of the China Ocean Fisheries Data Center, and head of the squid fishing technology group of the China Ocean Fisheries Association. He serves as a member of the Fisheries Group of the Sixth and Seventh Subject Review Group of the Academic Degrees Committee of the State Council, and Associate Editor of Canadian Journal of Fishery and Aquatic Sciences, and the editorial board of Aquaculture and Fishery. He presided over or participated in nearly 70 provincial, ministerial and national projects, including 4 projects on the National Science Fund, and served as the chief of the national project of the National Plan 863 during the 12-five years and the national project of the National Plan 'Blue Granary' during the 13-five years. He received 3 excellent teaching materials, 2 provincial and ministerial quality courses, and 2 provincial and ministerial teaching results. He won 23 national, provincial ministerial, and industry awards, and edited 35 books and textbooks. A total of nearly 600 papers were published, of which more than 600 were published in the CSCD and SCI.

Prof. Bilin Liu is the deputy director of the Key Laboratory of the Ministry of Education for Sustainable Development of Oceanic Fisheries Resources, deputy director of the 10th Youth Working Committee of the Chinese Fisheries Society, special professor of Shanghai 'Oriental Scholar'. He was selected as one of the 'Pujiang Talents' programs, and the first 'China Aquatic Science and Technology Youth'. He is mainly engaged in the research of marine biology, fisheries resources biology, ecology, and life history of fish populations based on biogeochemistry. He has presided over more than 10 projects such as the National Natural Science Foundation of China. He has been awarded 8 provincial and ministerial awards, including the First Prize of Shanghai Science and Technology Progress. He has published more than 150 papers in domestic and foreign academic journals, including more than 40 SCI papers, more than 10 monographs and teaching materials, and more than 10 international and domestic invention patents. He has guided college students to participate in various innovation and entrepreneurship and discipline competitions and won three national awards and five provincial and ministerial awards.

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This auto-translation book overviews the fish population and its research methods, help readers in understanding the concept of fish population and population identification. It divides into seven chapters according to the characteristics of the subject and the development results. Based on a systematic introduction to the basic concepts and research contents of the biology of fishery resources, the book focuses on the introduction of fish populations and research methods, life history division and early development identification, age identification and growth research, the division of sexual maturity, the determination of reproductive habits and fecundity, feeding characteristics and research methods of fish, and the mechanism of fish colony and migration. Through the study of this course, we can master the basic theory and methods of fish biology research and lay a solid foundation for future researches on fishery resources. This book can be used as a reference book for undergraduates and postgraduates who study fishery resources, as well as for those who are engaged in fishery and marine research. The translation was done with the help of artificial intelligence (machine translation by the service DeepL.com). A subsequent human revision was done primarily in terms of content.