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Journal of Fisheries Science is a peer-reviewed, open-access academic journal specializing in the research of fisheries science. The journal is dedicated to promoting the latest discoveries and insights in the field of fisheries science.

The scope of the Journal of Fisheries Science includes, but is not limited to:

  • Fisheries management
  • Fishing technology
  • Aquaculture
  • Marine biology
  • Fisheries feed
  • Fish vaccines
  • Sea food
  • Fish pathology
  • Aquatic food resources from freshwater

Submission Preparation Checklist

By submitting a manuscript to the journal, the Author(s) verifies that the following items have been met:
  1. The submission has not been previously published under another journal, or is currently under consideration for another journal.
  2. The submission format should be in Microsoft Word. Other word processing software may be considered.
  3. DOIs or URLs have been provided wherever possible in the Reference List.
  4. The document(s) have been formatted according to the requirements under Author Guidelines. The placement of illustrations, figures, graphs, tables, and equations have been integrated into the main manuscript.
  5. Instructions in Ensuring a Blind Review have been followed in order to comply with the double-blind peer review process employed.

Vol 4, No 2 (2022)

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Table of Contents

Articles

Fillet Quality and Gut Content Analysis of Parachanna obscura and Clarias agboyiensis
Igejongbo Toyosi Fadekemi

Article ID: 4478
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Abstract: Nigeria waters are rich with a variety of fish species but only very few are cultured and available for consumption. This study was conducted to know the fillet quality, gut content and condition of Parachanna obscura and Clarias agboyiensis in Nigeria using Igbokoda river as a reference because it is a the major ...
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Isolation and Identification of Bacteria found in the milt of cultured Clarias gariepinus
Gabriel Olarinde Mekuleyi, Folalu Adekunle Awe, Olusegun Olufemi Whenu, Olamiwaye Akintade Adeboyejo, Jesuyon Joseph Hungbo, Akanji Adeolu Akinyemi, Olufunmilayo Adebimpe Olanloye

Article ID: 4418
Views - 137  (Abstract) PDF - 24  (Download)
Abstract: Bacteria identification in fish is important; hence it provides update information on emerging and existing organisms thereby enriching the gene bank on fish disease. This study investigated bacteria associated with milt in cultured samples of African catfish- Clarias gariepinus . Catfish broodstock were collected from private Fish...
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Effects of Dietary Replacement of Maize with Sweet Potato Peel in the Diet of African Catfish Clarias gariepinus (Burchell, 1822)
Abdurrazzaq Ibrahim Abdullahi, Bolanle Silas Bawa, Shuaibu A Abdullahi

Article ID: 4705
Views - 66  (Abstract) PDF - 18  (Download)
Abstract: This study was carried out to evaluate the effects of dietary replacement of maize with sweet potato peel in the diet of Clarias gariepinus juveniles. The levels of the SPP inclusion in the experimental diets were 0%, 25%, 50%, 75% and 100%. All the diets were iso-nitrogenous. One hundred and fifty (150) C. gariep...
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Aspects of Impacts of Proposed Badagry Deep Sea Port on the Ecosystem and Livelihood of Fishing Communities in Badagry, Lagos State, Nigeria
Martins A. Anetekhai, Martins A. Anetekhai, Toki Peter, Toki Peter, Gabriel Olarinde Mekuleyi, Oluwayemisi A. Osodein, Oluwayemisi A. Osodein

Article ID: 4414
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Abstract: Federal government of Nigeria, in collaboration with Lagos State Government proposed development of a seaport in Badagry. This research examined and documented the current state of the ecosystem and livelihood of thirteen communities that will be impacted by the proposed deep-sea port. Qualitative and quantitative...
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Ecosystem Restoration: Enhancing Ecosystem Services with Floating Aquaculture
Daniel Rittschof, Sergey Dobretsov

Article ID: 4658
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Abstract: Restoration ecologists recognize the need for restoring ecosystem services in sustainable ways that meet societal needs. In the UK, Ireland, Australia, and some US states the goal is restoring native oyster reefs. In other states, failures at restoration due to poor water quality and predation have focused restora...
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Announcements

 

Welcome to be our Guest Editors

  

To promote the visibility of Journal of Fisheries Science and offer state-of-the-art expert insight on a variety of topical issues in fisheries, we are recruiting potential Guest Editors whether this is your first editing experience or a seasoned veteran. Our editorial team is always there to support you and make your guest editing experience a positive one.

You can become a Guest Editor in two ways:

Received an contribution invitation (Topics suggested by the Editors and Editorial Board Members, and you are an acknowledged expert on a particular topic) .
Submit a proposal for a special issue to our journal (In addition to a topic suggested by the Editor-in-Chief or Editorial Board Members, you may also propose any theme for a Special Issue that fits the scope of the journal).
Those wishing to guest edit a Special Issue should submit a proposal to the editorial office at: jfs@bilpublishing.com

  
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