Fish Nutrition, Physiology and Management: Second Edition
A special issue of Animals (ISSN 2076-2615). This special issue belongs to the section "Aquatic Animals".
Deadline for manuscript submissions: 31 May 2026 | Viewed by 102
Special Issue Editor
Interests: fish nutrition; aquaculture; management
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Special Issue Information
Dear Colleagues,
This Special Issue is dedicated to the application of nutrition, physiological studies, and management carried out on fish.
Fish constitute the most diverse and ecologically important group of vertebrates in the world and, as such, have been extensively studied to understand the basic aspects of their development and to implement industrial applications. One of the most significant applications is aquaculture, which plays an important role in promoting the consumption of highly nutritious foods among the human population. In recent decades, fish have become valuable model organisms for biotechnology research, where nutritional and physiological studies are fundamental to achieving profitable aquaculture. Thus, the knowledge acquired from morphophysiological studies, through understanding the relationships between metabolic pathways and molecular mechanisms, has been revealed through the application of omics sciences. Therefore, the analysis of physiological processes not only expands our understanding of these animals but also has important implications for basic research and its application in improving management techniques for a more efficient aquaculture industry.
Considering the success of our previous Special Issue, we are pleased to launch "Fish Nutrition, Physiology and Management: Second Edition". This Special Issue will attempt to provide information regarding the relevance of nutrition, morphological and management techniques, and their relationships with functions in fish.
In this Special Issue, original manuscripts, review articles, and short communications, alongside research with the potential for application, are particularly welcome.
You are invited to contribute to this theme or related research topics to improve the existing anatomical and physiological knowledge of fish.
Dr. Carlos Alfonso Alvarez-González
Guest Editor
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Keywords
- fish
- aquaculture
- production
- physiology
- sustainable production
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