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2020•International Journal of Current Microbiology and Applied SciencesOpen access

Distribution of Body Energy in Etroplus suratensis (bloch)

S. M. Shivaprakash, N. Shivashankar

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The present study was carried out to find out the distribution energy pattern in the body parts of Etroplus suratensis (bloch). The study indicated that the mean energy density of the edible portion of immature fish was 17.47 kJ/g dry weight compared 20.20 kJ/g and 19.65 kJ/g of adult female and male respectively. Similarly the energy density of inedible portion of immature fish was 15.65 kJ/g while that of adult female and male were 17.49 kJ/g and 16.62 kJ/gdry weight respectively.

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The present study was carried out to find out the distribution energy pattern in the body parts of Etroplus suratensis (bloch). The study indicated that the mean energy density of the edible portion of immature fish was 17.47 kJ/g dry weight compared 20.20 kJ/g and 19.65 kJ/g of adult female and male respectively. Similarly the energy density of inedible portion of immature fish was 15.65 kJ/g while that of adult female and male were 17.49 kJ/g and 16.62 kJ/gdry weight respectively.

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The present study was carried out to find out the distribution energy pattern in the body parts of Etroplus suratensis (bloch). The study indicated that the mean energy density of the edible portion of immature fish was 17.47 kJ/g dry weight compared 20.20 kJ/g and 19.65 kJ/g of adult female and male respectively. Similarly the energy density of inedible portion of immature fish was 15.65 kJ/g while that of adult female and male were 17.49 kJ/g and 16.62 kJ/gdry weight respectively.

Key concepts: Fish <Actinopterygii>, Body weight, Energy density, Energy distribution, Biology, Zoology, Animal science, Chemistry

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