FAA 301 — Fisheries Biology

About this course

FAA 301 Fisheries Biology is a 300 Level course in the Fisheries and Aquaculture department, taught in the First Semester. On La-Net Hub you can watch all 10 recorded lectures for free, grouped into 5 series, read the course lecture note online or download it as a PDF, and test yourself with practice questions.

Size distribution, length-weight relationships and age determination in fishes

Growth parameters, stock structures and Biomass dynamics in fisheries biology

Lectures in this course

Series 1: Size distribution, length-weight relationships and age determination in fishes

1. FAA 301 F SERIES 1.1 11 minutes
2. FAA 301 F SERIES 1.2 10 minutes 49 seconds

Series 2: Growth parameters, stock structures and Biomass dynamics in fisheries biology

1. FAA 301 F SERIES 2.1 10 minutes 11 seconds
2. FAA 301 F SERIES 2.2 11 minutes 3 seconds

Series 3: Von Bertalanffy growth equation and applications in fisheries management

1. FAA 301 F SERIES 3.1 9 minutes 16 seconds
2. FAA 301 F SERIES 3.2 10 minutes 2 seconds

Series 4: Food feeding habits and reproductive biology of fishes

1. FAA 301 F SERIES 4.1 9 minutes 37 seconds
2. FAA 301 F SERIES 4.2 10 minutes 29 seconds

Series 5: Exploited species, fishing gears and environmental effects

1. FAA 301 F SERIES 5.1 9 minutes 43 seconds
2. FAA 301 F SERIES 5.2 9 minutes 31 seconds

More Fisheries and Aquaculture courses

• FAA 303 — Ichthyology (Systematics of Fish)
• FAA 305 — Limnology
• FAA 307 — Principles of Aquaculture
• FAA 201 — Entrepreneurship in Fisheries and Aquaculture
• FAA 304 — Fish Gear Design and Production
• FAA 401 — Fish Processing, Handling, Utilization Technology, Storage and Control