Bioenergetics Of Aquatic Animals

Aquatic Animal Bioenergetics

Written by Albert Lucas and Jennifer J. Watson, this book explores the principles of bioenergetics in aquatic animals and their applications in aquaculture and fisheries science. It provides an accessible overview of how aquatic organisms use and allocate energy, helping readers understand the biological processes that influence growth, metabolism, and production. The book offers a useful foundation for studying energy dynamics in aquatic environments.

Key Features:

• Introduces the fundamental principles of aquatic animal bioenergetics
• Explains how aquatic organisms acquire and use energy
• Examines energy allocation for growth, maintenance, and reproduction
• Explores the relationship between metabolism and animal performance
• Discusses applications of bioenergetics in aquaculture
• Connects energy dynamics with fisheries science
• Supports understanding of growth and production processes
• Provides a concise introduction to energy-related biological concepts
• Helps clarify bioenergetic challenges in aquatic animal research
• Suitable for students, researchers, and professionals in aquaculture and fisheries