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한국수산과학회 양식분과 한국양식학회지 한국양식학회지 제11권 제3호
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1998.8
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371 - 380 (10page)

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This study has been conducted to develop the techniques for spat production of the sun and moon scallop from January 1995 to December 1996. With the adult scallops collected from the Sogwipo area, spawning induction and larvae rearing were attempted several times and monthly changes of GSI were also monitored during the experimental period. The results obtained were as follows.
1. GSI started to increase from June and showed the maximum value of 22.17 and 14.98 in female and male respectively in November, and then gradually decreased from December.
2. Spawning induction by heating method turned out to be the most efficient way showing the responding rate of 64.8~91.5%. The responding temperature was 21.4~26.4℃ which was 3.1~8.5℃ increased from the rearing temperature of 16.3~18.3℃. An average number of eggs spawned was 9.2×10^5.
3. The average size of eggs after fertilization was about 72㎛ in diameter. The first polar body discharge, blastula formation, and trochopore larvae appearance occurred 30 mininutes, 18 hours, and 22 hours after fertilization respectively.
4. Settling rates in various collectors were similar one another, whereas pouring larvae in the mesh was the most efficient way for larval settling.
5. The spats grew to be 1mm in their shell length for the first 50 days after fertilization and 9.6mm in 135 days.
6. Correlation between shell length (SL) of the spat and the number of days (X) after spat settlement could be expressed as SL=257.75e^(0.0272X)(r=0.9100).

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