4,038 results

Fish product development

Project number: 1976-016
Project Status:
Completed
Budget expenditure: $0.00
Organisation: Department of Primary Industries and Regional Development (NSW)
Project start/end date: 28 Dec 1979 - 31 Dec 1979
Contact:
FRDC
TAGS
Trade
Bycatch

Objectives

1. Foster development of a viable fish processing industry by experimental production of a variety of fisheries products that would be compatible with imports

Final report

Authors: Dr. D.D. Francois Director and Dr. W.B. Malcolm Chief Biologist N.S.W. State Fisheries
Final Report • 64.76 KB
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Final Report • 64.76 KB
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Final Report • 64.76 KB
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Final Report • 64.76 KB
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Marine resources survey

Project number: 1976-015
Project Status:
Completed
Budget expenditure: $0.00
Organisation: Department of Primary Industries and Regional Development (NSW)
Project start/end date: 28 Dec 1978 - 31 Dec 1978
Contact:
FRDC
TAGS
Survey
Oceanography
Ecosystem

Objectives

1. Allow continuation of the trawl fish survey off the NSW coastal shelf and slope.
2. This section of the project will chart the trawl grounds off NSW and determine the nature and extent of fish resources on these grounds

Final report

Authors: Dr. D.D. Francois Director N.S.W. State Fisheries
Final Report • 2.56 MB
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Deep water oyster culture

Project number: 1976-014
Project Status:
Completed
Budget expenditure: $0.00
Organisation: Department of Primary Industries and Regional Development (NSW)
Project start/end date: 28 Dec 1977 - 31 Dec 1977
Contact:
FRDC
TAGS
Mortality
Inshore
Fishing Gear
Economic
Aquaculture

Objectives

1. Develop & evaluate commercially feasible methods for growing oysters in deep water in estuarine & inshore coastal areas:
2. Develop & evaluate best trays, flotation units, moorings for deep water
grow-out trials of growth & mortality
economics of deep water culture

Survey of the pattern of fish and shellfish consumption in Australia

Project number: 1976-011
Project Status:
Completed
Budget expenditure: $0.00
Organisation: Department of Agriculture Fisheries and Forestry
Project start/end date: 28 Dec 1977 - 31 Dec 1977
Contact:
FRDC
TAGS
Nutrition
Health And Safety
Consumer
Community

Objectives

1. Provide statistical data on the level and pattern of fish and shellfish consumption in Australia, with particular reference to those groups in the community exposed to significant levels of mercury

Final report

Author: E. A. PURNELL-WEBB
Final Report • 1978-01-01 • 3.67 MB
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Final Report • 1978-01-01 • 3.67 MB
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Final Report • 1978-01-01 • 3.67 MB
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Final Report • 1978-01-01 • 3.67 MB
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Final Report • 1978-01-01 • 3.67 MB
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Final Report • 1978-01-01 • 3.67 MB
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Final Report • 1978-01-01 • 3.67 MB
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Final Report • 1978-01-01 • 3.67 MB
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Final Report • 1978-01-01 • 3.67 MB
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Final Report • 1978-01-01 • 3.67 MB
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Final Report • 1978-01-01 • 3.67 MB
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Final Report • 1978-01-01 • 3.67 MB
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Final Report • 1978-01-01 • 3.67 MB
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Final Report • 1978-01-01 • 3.67 MB
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Final Report • 1978-01-01 • 3.67 MB
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Final Report • 1978-01-01 • 3.67 MB
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Final Report • 1978-01-01 • 3.67 MB
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Final Report • 1978-01-01 • 3.67 MB
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Final Report • 1978-01-01 • 3.67 MB
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Determination of geographical structure of breeding population in several species of commercial fish

Project number: 1976-007
Project Status:
Completed
Budget expenditure: $0.00
Principal Investigator: Barry Richardson
Organisation: Australian National University (ANU)
Project start/end date: 28 Dec 1980 - 31 Dec 1980
Contact:
FRDC
TAGS
Stock Assessment
Distribution

Objectives

1. Gain a basic understanding of the genetic structure of certain fish populations and the relationships between fish stocks in different areas around Australia

Final report

Author: B.J. Richardson and M. MacDonald
Final Report • 7.71 MB
1976-007-DLD.pdf

Summary

The study collected liver tissue samples from Australian Salmon in various states to analyze their genetic variation and population structure. The results showed low levels of genetic diversity in western salmon and only one useful marker system for population structure analysis. The tests revealed no significant differences in genders or age classes, and no significant geographical heterogeneity. The coefficient of kinship was used to measure breeding and was plotted against geographic distance to obtain a visual summary of the salmon's spatial breeding structure. Overall, the study suggests that there is little genetic differentiation between populations of Australian salmon in different regions.
Final Report • 7.71 MB
1976-007-DLD.pdf

Summary

The study collected liver tissue samples from Australian Salmon in various states to analyze their genetic variation and population structure. The results showed low levels of genetic diversity in western salmon and only one useful marker system for population structure analysis. The tests revealed no significant differences in genders or age classes, and no significant geographical heterogeneity. The coefficient of kinship was used to measure breeding and was plotted against geographic distance to obtain a visual summary of the salmon's spatial breeding structure. Overall, the study suggests that there is little genetic differentiation between populations of Australian salmon in different regions.
Final Report • 7.71 MB
1976-007-DLD.pdf

Summary

The study collected liver tissue samples from Australian Salmon in various states to analyze their genetic variation and population structure. The results showed low levels of genetic diversity in western salmon and only one useful marker system for population structure analysis. The tests revealed no significant differences in genders or age classes, and no significant geographical heterogeneity. The coefficient of kinship was used to measure breeding and was plotted against geographic distance to obtain a visual summary of the salmon's spatial breeding structure. Overall, the study suggests that there is little genetic differentiation between populations of Australian salmon in different regions.
Final Report • 7.71 MB
1976-007-DLD.pdf

Summary

The study collected liver tissue samples from Australian Salmon in various states to analyze their genetic variation and population structure. The results showed low levels of genetic diversity in western salmon and only one useful marker system for population structure analysis. The tests revealed no significant differences in genders or age classes, and no significant geographical heterogeneity. The coefficient of kinship was used to measure breeding and was plotted against geographic distance to obtain a visual summary of the salmon's spatial breeding structure. Overall, the study suggests that there is little genetic differentiation between populations of Australian salmon in different regions.
Final Report • 7.71 MB
1976-007-DLD.pdf

Summary

The study collected liver tissue samples from Australian Salmon in various states to analyze their genetic variation and population structure. The results showed low levels of genetic diversity in western salmon and only one useful marker system for population structure analysis. The tests revealed no significant differences in genders or age classes, and no significant geographical heterogeneity. The coefficient of kinship was used to measure breeding and was plotted against geographic distance to obtain a visual summary of the salmon's spatial breeding structure. Overall, the study suggests that there is little genetic differentiation between populations of Australian salmon in different regions.
Final Report • 7.71 MB
1976-007-DLD.pdf

Summary

The study collected liver tissue samples from Australian Salmon in various states to analyze their genetic variation and population structure. The results showed low levels of genetic diversity in western salmon and only one useful marker system for population structure analysis. The tests revealed no significant differences in genders or age classes, and no significant geographical heterogeneity. The coefficient of kinship was used to measure breeding and was plotted against geographic distance to obtain a visual summary of the salmon's spatial breeding structure. Overall, the study suggests that there is little genetic differentiation between populations of Australian salmon in different regions.
Final Report • 7.71 MB
1976-007-DLD.pdf

Summary

The study collected liver tissue samples from Australian Salmon in various states to analyze their genetic variation and population structure. The results showed low levels of genetic diversity in western salmon and only one useful marker system for population structure analysis. The tests revealed no significant differences in genders or age classes, and no significant geographical heterogeneity. The coefficient of kinship was used to measure breeding and was plotted against geographic distance to obtain a visual summary of the salmon's spatial breeding structure. Overall, the study suggests that there is little genetic differentiation between populations of Australian salmon in different regions.
Final Report • 7.71 MB
1976-007-DLD.pdf

Summary

The study collected liver tissue samples from Australian Salmon in various states to analyze their genetic variation and population structure. The results showed low levels of genetic diversity in western salmon and only one useful marker system for population structure analysis. The tests revealed no significant differences in genders or age classes, and no significant geographical heterogeneity. The coefficient of kinship was used to measure breeding and was plotted against geographic distance to obtain a visual summary of the salmon's spatial breeding structure. Overall, the study suggests that there is little genetic differentiation between populations of Australian salmon in different regions.
Final Report • 7.71 MB
1976-007-DLD.pdf

Summary

The study collected liver tissue samples from Australian Salmon in various states to analyze their genetic variation and population structure. The results showed low levels of genetic diversity in western salmon and only one useful marker system for population structure analysis. The tests revealed no significant differences in genders or age classes, and no significant geographical heterogeneity. The coefficient of kinship was used to measure breeding and was plotted against geographic distance to obtain a visual summary of the salmon's spatial breeding structure. Overall, the study suggests that there is little genetic differentiation between populations of Australian salmon in different regions.
Final Report • 7.71 MB
1976-007-DLD.pdf

Summary

The study collected liver tissue samples from Australian Salmon in various states to analyze their genetic variation and population structure. The results showed low levels of genetic diversity in western salmon and only one useful marker system for population structure analysis. The tests revealed no significant differences in genders or age classes, and no significant geographical heterogeneity. The coefficient of kinship was used to measure breeding and was plotted against geographic distance to obtain a visual summary of the salmon's spatial breeding structure. Overall, the study suggests that there is little genetic differentiation between populations of Australian salmon in different regions.
Final Report • 7.71 MB
1976-007-DLD.pdf

Summary

The study collected liver tissue samples from Australian Salmon in various states to analyze their genetic variation and population structure. The results showed low levels of genetic diversity in western salmon and only one useful marker system for population structure analysis. The tests revealed no significant differences in genders or age classes, and no significant geographical heterogeneity. The coefficient of kinship was used to measure breeding and was plotted against geographic distance to obtain a visual summary of the salmon's spatial breeding structure. Overall, the study suggests that there is little genetic differentiation between populations of Australian salmon in different regions.
Final Report • 7.71 MB
1976-007-DLD.pdf

Summary

The study collected liver tissue samples from Australian Salmon in various states to analyze their genetic variation and population structure. The results showed low levels of genetic diversity in western salmon and only one useful marker system for population structure analysis. The tests revealed no significant differences in genders or age classes, and no significant geographical heterogeneity. The coefficient of kinship was used to measure breeding and was plotted against geographic distance to obtain a visual summary of the salmon's spatial breeding structure. Overall, the study suggests that there is little genetic differentiation between populations of Australian salmon in different regions.
Final Report • 7.71 MB
1976-007-DLD.pdf

Summary

The study collected liver tissue samples from Australian Salmon in various states to analyze their genetic variation and population structure. The results showed low levels of genetic diversity in western salmon and only one useful marker system for population structure analysis. The tests revealed no significant differences in genders or age classes, and no significant geographical heterogeneity. The coefficient of kinship was used to measure breeding and was plotted against geographic distance to obtain a visual summary of the salmon's spatial breeding structure. Overall, the study suggests that there is little genetic differentiation between populations of Australian salmon in different regions.
Final Report • 7.71 MB
1976-007-DLD.pdf

Summary

The study collected liver tissue samples from Australian Salmon in various states to analyze their genetic variation and population structure. The results showed low levels of genetic diversity in western salmon and only one useful marker system for population structure analysis. The tests revealed no significant differences in genders or age classes, and no significant geographical heterogeneity. The coefficient of kinship was used to measure breeding and was plotted against geographic distance to obtain a visual summary of the salmon's spatial breeding structure. Overall, the study suggests that there is little genetic differentiation between populations of Australian salmon in different regions.
Final Report • 7.71 MB
1976-007-DLD.pdf

Summary

The study collected liver tissue samples from Australian Salmon in various states to analyze their genetic variation and population structure. The results showed low levels of genetic diversity in western salmon and only one useful marker system for population structure analysis. The tests revealed no significant differences in genders or age classes, and no significant geographical heterogeneity. The coefficient of kinship was used to measure breeding and was plotted against geographic distance to obtain a visual summary of the salmon's spatial breeding structure. Overall, the study suggests that there is little genetic differentiation between populations of Australian salmon in different regions.
Final Report • 7.71 MB
1976-007-DLD.pdf

Summary

The study collected liver tissue samples from Australian Salmon in various states to analyze their genetic variation and population structure. The results showed low levels of genetic diversity in western salmon and only one useful marker system for population structure analysis. The tests revealed no significant differences in genders or age classes, and no significant geographical heterogeneity. The coefficient of kinship was used to measure breeding and was plotted against geographic distance to obtain a visual summary of the salmon's spatial breeding structure. Overall, the study suggests that there is little genetic differentiation between populations of Australian salmon in different regions.
Final Report • 7.71 MB
1976-007-DLD.pdf

Summary

The study collected liver tissue samples from Australian Salmon in various states to analyze their genetic variation and population structure. The results showed low levels of genetic diversity in western salmon and only one useful marker system for population structure analysis. The tests revealed no significant differences in genders or age classes, and no significant geographical heterogeneity. The coefficient of kinship was used to measure breeding and was plotted against geographic distance to obtain a visual summary of the salmon's spatial breeding structure. Overall, the study suggests that there is little genetic differentiation between populations of Australian salmon in different regions.
Final Report • 7.71 MB
1976-007-DLD.pdf

Summary

The study collected liver tissue samples from Australian Salmon in various states to analyze their genetic variation and population structure. The results showed low levels of genetic diversity in western salmon and only one useful marker system for population structure analysis. The tests revealed no significant differences in genders or age classes, and no significant geographical heterogeneity. The coefficient of kinship was used to measure breeding and was plotted against geographic distance to obtain a visual summary of the salmon's spatial breeding structure. Overall, the study suggests that there is little genetic differentiation between populations of Australian salmon in different regions.
Final Report • 7.71 MB
1976-007-DLD.pdf

Summary

The study collected liver tissue samples from Australian Salmon in various states to analyze their genetic variation and population structure. The results showed low levels of genetic diversity in western salmon and only one useful marker system for population structure analysis. The tests revealed no significant differences in genders or age classes, and no significant geographical heterogeneity. The coefficient of kinship was used to measure breeding and was plotted against geographic distance to obtain a visual summary of the salmon's spatial breeding structure. Overall, the study suggests that there is little genetic differentiation between populations of Australian salmon in different regions.

Shark-proof, self-propelled underwater vehicle "Ab-Mariner"

Project number: 1976-006
Project Status:
Completed
Budget expenditure: $0.00
Principal Investigator: Ray Edwards
Organisation: Seaware Enterprises Pty Ltd
Project start/end date: 27 Jun 1977 - 29 Jun 1977
Contact:
FRDC
TAGS
Survey
Aquaculture

Objectives

1. Develop a self-propelled, shark-proof underwater vehicle that could be used effectively in the SA abalone industry

Final report

Final Report • 5.46 MB
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Final Report • 5.46 MB
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Final Report • 5.46 MB
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Final Report • 5.46 MB
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Final Report • 5.46 MB
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Final Report • 5.46 MB
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Final Report • 5.46 MB
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Establishment of a centre for research, consultancy and training on parasites and diseases important to the fishing industry

Project number: 1976-005
Project Status:
Completed
Budget expenditure: $0.00
Organisation: University of Queensland (UQ)
Project start/end date: 28 Dec 1980 - 31 Dec 1980
Contact:
FRDC
TAGS
Disease
Animal Health

Objectives

1. Establish a centre for research, consultancy and training in order to provide a body of expertise with which to avoid or combat existing and future problems associated with fish disease

Final report

Author: Dr H.M.D. Hoyte
Final Report • 1981-01-01 • 19.65 MB
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Final Report • 1981-01-01 • 19.65 MB
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Final Report • 1981-01-01 • 19.65 MB
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Final Report • 1981-01-01 • 19.65 MB
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Final Report • 1981-01-01 • 19.65 MB
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Final Report • 1981-01-01 • 19.65 MB
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Final Report • 1981-01-01 • 19.65 MB
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Final Report • 1981-01-01 • 19.65 MB
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Final Report • 1981-01-01 • 19.65 MB
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Tropical and sub tropical fish pathology studies

Project number: 1975-024
Project Status:
Completed
Budget expenditure: $0.00
Organisation: Department of Primary Industries (QLD)
Project start/end date: 28 Dec 1978 - 31 Dec 1978
Contact:
FRDC
TAGS
Estuarine
Distribution
Disease
Animal Health

Objectives

1. Identify & study diseases & parasites affecting commercially important tropical & sub-tropical fishes of Australia
2. initially determine geographical, seasonal, age, sex & species distribution of external lesions in numerous estuarine species
3.
determine causes

Final report

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Determination of population parameters for yield calculations in the Tasmanian southern rock lobster fishery

Project number: 1975-022
Project Status:
Completed
Budget expenditure: $0.00
Principal Investigator: Jason H. Bradbury
Organisation: Department of Natural Resources and Environment Tasmania (NRE TAS)
Project start/end date: 28 Dec 1976 - 31 Dec 1976
Contact:
FRDC
TAGS
Population Dynamics
Mortality

Objectives

1. Estimate rock lobster mortality and growth rates with a view to optimising yield in the Tasmanian fishery

Final report

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Hatchery rearing of bi-valve molluscs in Tasmania

Project number: 1975-021
Project Status:
Completed
Budget expenditure: $0.00
Principal Investigator: Trevor Dix
Organisation: Department of Natural Resources and Environment Tasmania (NRE TAS)
Project start/end date: 28 Dec 1977 - 31 Dec 1977
Contact:
FRDC
TAGS
Husbandry
Aquaculture

Objectives

1. Continue hatchery rearing of commercial scallops (Pecten meridionalis) during winter months.
2. utilise existing facilities to rear pacific oysters (Crassostrea gigas) for settlement on cultch for suspended culture during summer months

Final report

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