This is a review of the current developmental state of Nile tilapia selective breeding programs, most of which have focused mainly on growth rate and body traits. There is evidence of sustained gains of ~10% per generation, over several generations. To date, selection for growth has not been accompanied by any undesirable correlated response in production traits. We show recent results from reproduction experiments that indicate, with a note of caution, positive genetic correlations between production traits and fertility. We conclude with a discussion of possible future directions for researc
Nile tilapia (Oreochromis niloticus) is the world’s fastest growing aquaculture species, in terms of...
The aim of this thesis was to optimise the breeding program of Nile tilapia for a smallholder produc...
Selective breeding of tilapia populations started in the early 1990s and over the past three decade...
This is a review of the current developmental state of Nile tilapia selective breeding programs, mos...
We mainly (but not exclusively) draw upon research and development work carried out by The WorldFish...
We mainly (but not exclusively) draw upon research and development work carried out by The WorldFish...
The aim of this thesis was to generate knowledge that supports the design of breeding programs for N...
Shortage of freshwater presents a key problem to aquaculture in many countries including Vietnam. Th...
The main aim of this paper was to report genetic parameters and selection response from a synthetic ...
Within-family selection approach was undertaken to improve the growth at 16-weeks in Nile tilapia de...
This study evaluates the genetic parameters and selection responses in relation to harvest body weig...
Quantitative genetic analysis was performed on 10,919 data records collected over three generations ...
The present study examines genetic variation and correlated changes in reproductive performance trai...
Phenotypic and genetic parameters for harvest body weight were estimated within and across multiple ...
The present study is based on data recorded from fish of the third generation of the GIFT project (G...
Nile tilapia (Oreochromis niloticus) is the world’s fastest growing aquaculture species, in terms of...
The aim of this thesis was to optimise the breeding program of Nile tilapia for a smallholder produc...
Selective breeding of tilapia populations started in the early 1990s and over the past three decade...
This is a review of the current developmental state of Nile tilapia selective breeding programs, mos...
We mainly (but not exclusively) draw upon research and development work carried out by The WorldFish...
We mainly (but not exclusively) draw upon research and development work carried out by The WorldFish...
The aim of this thesis was to generate knowledge that supports the design of breeding programs for N...
Shortage of freshwater presents a key problem to aquaculture in many countries including Vietnam. Th...
The main aim of this paper was to report genetic parameters and selection response from a synthetic ...
Within-family selection approach was undertaken to improve the growth at 16-weeks in Nile tilapia de...
This study evaluates the genetic parameters and selection responses in relation to harvest body weig...
Quantitative genetic analysis was performed on 10,919 data records collected over three generations ...
The present study examines genetic variation and correlated changes in reproductive performance trai...
Phenotypic and genetic parameters for harvest body weight were estimated within and across multiple ...
The present study is based on data recorded from fish of the third generation of the GIFT project (G...
Nile tilapia (Oreochromis niloticus) is the world’s fastest growing aquaculture species, in terms of...
The aim of this thesis was to optimise the breeding program of Nile tilapia for a smallholder produc...
Selective breeding of tilapia populations started in the early 1990s and over the past three decade...