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Aquacultural engineering is a
multidisciplinary field of
engineering and that aims to
solve technical problems ****ociated with
farming aquatic vertebrates...
- Marl is an
earthy material rich in
carbonate minerals, clays, and silt. When
hardened into rock, this
becomes marlstone. It is
formed in
marine or freshwater...
- 100 CE. In
medieval Europe,
early Christian monasteries adopted Roman aquacultural practices.
Aquaculture spread because people away from
coasts and big...
- an area of land or
water that is
primarily devoted to
agricultural or
aquacultural processes. Farm may also
refer to: Farm Lake, a lake in the U.S. state...
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Retrieved 2022-08-02. Tlusty, M. (2002). "The
benefits and
risks of
aquacultural production for the
aquarium trade". Aquaculture. 205 (3–4): 203–219....
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peninsula was
settled no
later than the 15th century, by the Lebu people, an
aquacultural subgroup of the
Wolof ethnic group. The
original villages—Ouakam, Ngor...
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known as a "catfish specialist," has
managed to
maintain and
expand the
aquacultural studies with the
people of Thailand. The
prince has
worked as a researcher...
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tentative UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Milas is
focused on
agricultural and
aquacultural processing,
related industrial activities, services,
transportation (particularly...
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considering the much
smaller size of the area of
Hawaii compared to
other aquacultural societies.
Hawaiian fishponds were
typically shallow areas of a reef...
- "Design
criteria for recirculating,
marine ornamental production systems".
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