Producing striped bass in hatcheries.
Video shows the striped bass in hatcheries, where eggs from ripe females are removed for fertilization by male stripers or, if hybrids are to be made, by such species as white bass. It shows biologists who determine when female fish are ready to ovulate and then how they remove mature eggs and fert...
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| Language: | English |
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College Park, Md.:
University of Maryland, Maryland Sea Grant College,
1992.
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| Summary: | Video shows the striped bass in hatcheries, where eggs from ripe females are removed for fertilization by male stripers or, if hybrids are to be made, by such species as white bass. It shows biologists who determine when female fish are ready to ovulate and then how they remove mature eggs and fertilize the eggs with sperm from male fish |
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| Physical Description: | 1 videocassette (16 min.): sd., col.; c 1/2 in.. |
| Format: | VHS |
| Production Credits: | Production and editing, Mac Nelson and Merrill Leffler ; photography, Mac Nelson ; narrator, Bill O'Conner |