| [study of the larval stages of monogenea of fishes (author's transl)]. | the ciliate cells and the oncomiracidial chetotaxy of the following species are described: among the polyopisthocotylea : gastrocotyle trachurii van bneden and hesse, 1863, gastrocotylidae, parasite of trachurus trachurus (l.); cyclocotyla bellones (otto, 1821), diclidophoradae, living on the cymothoides isopods of sparidae : boops boops (l.) and spicara maena (l.) ; mazocraes sp., mazocraeidae, parasite of sardinella maderensis (lowe, 1841). among the monopisthocotylea : ligophorus vanbenedeni ... | 1978 | 754614 |
| [about a substance with antithrombinic activity, found in the latero-oesophageal glands of meinertia oestroides (risso, 1826) (isopoda, flabellifera, cymothoidae; parasite of fishes) (author's transl)]. | an anticlotting factor was found recently in the cephalothoracic latero-oesophageal glands (g.l.o.) of cymothoid isopods (blood-sucking fishparasites). this substance is efficient on the blood of hosts such as boops boops (l.), and also on the human plasma. the way of action and the chemical kind of this factor were investigated: plasmatic coagulation-tests (howell, quick, cephalin-kaolin, stypven, stypven-cephalin, thrombin and thrombin coagulase times) were realized on citrated plasmas of boop ... | 1976 | 961005 |
| risk of group a meningococcal disease: bacterial interference and cross-reactive bacteria among mucosal flora. | during outbreaks of group a meningococcal disease in seattle, wash., and portland, oreg., we studied the mucosal flora of the affected population and comparison groups to identify possible determinants of susceptibility and resistance to disease. antimeningococcal immunoglobulin a can block the bactericidal activity of specific antibodies of other classes and has been associated with susceptibility in adults. we used immunoprecipitation and fluorescent-antibody techniques to detect mucosal micro ... | 1985 | 3928679 |
| [heavy metal concentrations in various species fished from the gulf of catania]. | the aa report the concentrations of cu, zn, cd, pb and hg found in fish, crustaceans and mollusca fished in a zone of the coast to the south of the city of catania. the results obtained show that among the fish the species with the highest concentrations of all the metals investigated, but excluding mercury, is boops boops (bogue) followed by trachurus mediterraneus (horse mackerel), whereas the species showing least concentrations is pagellus erythrinus (pandora). in many cases the concentratio ... | 1981 | 7272031 |
| [metazoan parasites of boops boops (linnaeus, 1758) (teleostean sparidae) in the "golfe du lion", faunistic and ecology (author's transl)]. | a global study of the metazoan parasites of boops boops (l., 1758) have been made in the "golfe du lion". fourteen different species (eight platyhelmintha, one nematoda and five crustacea) have been inventorized. their respective localisation on the hosts, globals and specifics corresponding prevalences as well as their variations according to the size of the fish, and their abundance have been precised. parasitics associations have also been examined. | 1980 | 7458171 |
| growth/survival of salmonella enteritidis on fresh poultry and fish stored under vacuum or modified atmosphere. | the effect of vacuum and modified atmosphere packaging on the growth/survival of salmonella enteritidis on fresh poultry and fish (boops boops) is described. salmonella enteritidis survived but did not grow significantly in all samples (poultry or fish) at 3 degrees c. at 10 degrees c the numbers of salm. enteritidis increases rapidly in vacuum-packed samples and in samples flushed with 100% n2, 20% co2/80% o2 of both types of proteinaceous food. growth was also evident in fish and poultry flush ... | 1996 | 8987452 |
| chemical and sensory changes associated with microbial flora of mediterranean boque (boops boops) stored aerobically at 0, 3, 7, and 10 degreesc. | the development of a microbial population and changes in the physicochemical and sensorial characteristics of mediterranean boque (boops boops), called gopa in greece, stored aerobically at 0, 3, 7, and 10 degreesc were studied. pseudomonads and shewanella putrefaciens were the dominant bacteria at the end of the storage period, regardless of the temperature tested. enterobacteria and brochothrix thermosphacta also grew, but their population density was always 2 to 3 log10 cfu g-1 less than that ... | 1999 | 9925603 |
| survey of metal levels in common fish species from greek waters. | this survey provided information for the background levels of metals in two common fish species of the hellenic seas. the concentration of cu, cr, ni, zn, fe and mn was monitored during the period 1987-1997 in the gills and flesh of the demersal mullus barbatus (striped mullet) and the pelagic boops boops (bogue) collected from a network of six sampling sites covering the aegean and ionian seas. the effectiveness of the above fish as biomonitors for temporal evolution studies is also investigate ... | 1999 | 10568290 |
| use of time-temperature integrators and predictive modelling for shelf life control of chilled fish under dynamic storage conditions. | a systematic approach for fish shelf life modelling and time temperature integrator (tti) selection in order to plan and apply an effective quality monitoring scheme for the fish chill chain was developed. the temperature behaviour of the natural microflora of the mediterranean fish boque (boops boops) was studied and growth of the specific spoilage bacteria pseudomonas spp. and shewanella putrefaciens was modelled and correlated to organoleptic shelf life. arrhenius and square root functions we ... | 1999 | 10598111 |
| heavy metal accumulation in mullus barbatus, merluccius merluccius and boops boops fish from the aegean sea, turkey. | the accumulation behaviour of copper, zinc, cadmium and lead concentrations in flesh, gills, liver and gonads of three commercial fish mullus barbatus, merluccius merliccius and boops boops from the aegean sea in turkey have been studied. copper, zinc and lead concentrations in flesh were found low, while in gonads cd was found high. liver showed higher concentration of cu than other fish organs. gonads and liver recorded high concentrations of cd. liver and gills revealed high levels of pb as c ... | 1999 | 10719583 |
| cymothoid parasite ceratothoa parallela inflicts great losses on cultured gilthead sea bream sparus aurata in greece. | for the first time ceratothoa parallela (otto, 1828), a cymothoid isopod, is reported parasitizing cage-cultured gilthead sea bream sparus aurata, in greece. the specimens observed are larvae (pullus secundus). they were found in the branchial and buccal cavity of young gilthead sea bream of 2 g mean body weight, upon introduction in the cages in an intensive cage farm facility. the species was previously known from several species of wild fish, particularly sparidae (chiefly boops boops) in the ... | 2001 | 11558733 |
| [methodological aspects of the reconstitution and evaluation of the behavioral theories that underlie population policy]. | this work discusses methodological aspects of the articulation and evaluation of behavioral theories underlying demographic policies. such theories, called "policy theories" among other terms, may be defined as a group of hypotheses explicitly translated into predictions about behavior that underlie policy measures and that concern the relations between the measure and the objective to be attained. interest in policy theories has been reflected in the writings of such demographers as d. bogue, ... | 1991 | 12285025 |
| three species of magnibursatus naidenova, 1969 (digenea: derogenidae) from atlantic and black sea marine teleosts. | three species of magnibursatus naidenova, 1969 are described from marine teleosts: m. skrjabini (vlasenko, 1931), the type species of the genus, from the gobiid zosterisessor ophiocephalus on the bulgarian black sea coast; m. bartolii sp. n. from the sparid boops boops off the atlantic coast of spain; and m. minutus sp. n. from the gobiid neogobius eurycephalus on the bulgarian black sea coast. m. bartolii differs from all other magnibursatus species in its larger sinus-sac (length > 250 microm, ... | 2003 | 14535346 |
| redescriptions of aphanurus stossichii (monticelli, 1891) and a. virgula looss, 1907 (digenea: hemiuridae). | aphanurus stossichii (monticelli, 1891) is redescribed from boops boops (l.) from various localities in the ne atlantic region (off spain), the mediterranean (off spain and turkey) and the black sea (off bulgaria). the material from the atlantic coast of spain showed differences in egg-size and shape and a characteristic ornamentation of the anterior third of the hermaphroditic duct. a comparison with samples from b. boops collected off antalya (turkey) and off the bulgarian black sea coast reve ... | 2004 | 15218364 |
| redescriptions of magnibursatus blennii (paggi & orechhia, 1975) n. comb. and arnola microcirrus (vlasenko, 1931) (digenea: derogenidae) from marine teleosts off corsica. | two species of halipegine derogenids are redescribed in detail from marine fishes off corsica. following a study of specimens from blennies off corsica and museum material, tyrrhenia paggi & orecchia, 1975 is considered to be a synonym of magnibursatus naidenova, 1969, and its type-species, t blennii paggi & orecchia, 1975, is transferred to the latter genus as m. blennii (paggi & orecchia, 1975) n. comb. m. blennii differs from all species of magnibursatus in possessing suckers of a similar siz ... | 2004 | 15449828 |
| organochlorine compounds in liver and concentrations of vitellogenin and 17beta-estradiol in plasma of sea bass fed with a commercial or with a natural diet. | results from previous experiments directed to determine the effect of different nutritional factors or the effect of xenobiotics on hormonal control of reproduction, lead to the hypothesis that hormonal perturbations repeatedly observed in sea bass (dicentrarchus labrax) broodstock feeding commercial diets could have been caused by the presence of aryl hydrocarbon receptor (ahr) ligands, such as dioxins, furans and polychlorinated biphenyls (pcbs) in the diet. to evaluate this hypothesis, dioxin ... | 2005 | 16213605 |
| studies on phyllobothrium lactuca (cestoda: phyllobothriidae) and philometra salgadoi (nematoda: philometridae) parasitizing boops boops from the mediterranean sea, egypt. | a total of 30 specimens of boops boops marine fishes were collected from alexandria fish market. the fishes were dissected out for parasites. phyllobothrium lactuca (cestoda: phyllobothriidae) was isolated from the intestine and philometra salgadoi (nematoda: philimetridae) was isolated from the ovary. both were identified using standard keys, and examined by scan electron microscopy (sem). some morphological features reported were unique. the two parasites represent new hosts record of b. boops ... | 2005 | 16363292 |
| a biomonitoring study assessing the residual biological effects of pollution caused by the haven wreck on marine organisms in the ligurian sea (italy). | residual biological effects of the 1991 haven oil spill off the ligurian (arenzano) coast were assessed in this study. samples of the fish species boops boops, mullus barbatus, and uranoscupus scaber were collected from two polluted sites near the haven wreck and from an uncontaminated area. in addition to this, mussels were caged along the coast affected by the haven disaster. the physiological status of fish and mussels was assessed using a battery of stress and exposure biomarkers. the pah co ... | 2007 | 17882475 |
| strong seasonality of bonamia sp. infection and induced crassostrea ariakensis mortality in bogue and masonboro sounds, north carolina, usa. | asian oyster crassostrea ariakensis is being considered for introduction to atlantic coastal waters of the usa. successful aquaculture of this species will depend partly on mitigating impacts by bonamia sp., a parasite that has caused high c. ariakensis mortality south of virginia. to better understand the biology of this parasite and identify strategies for management, we evaluated its seasonal pattern of infection in c. ariakensis at two north carolina, usa, locations in 2005. small (<50 mm) t ... | 2008 | 18455182 |
| follow-up trends of parasite community alteration in a marine fish after the prestige oil-spill: shifting baselines? | this study evaluates the follow-up trends in the composition and structure of the parasite communities in the marine sparid boops boops after the prestige oil-spill. a total of 400 fish comprising 11 seasonal samples was analyzed from three impacted localities on the atlantic coast of spain. a large number of parasite species was recovered only after the spill thus suggesting a substantial alteration of the marine food webs. post-spill communities exhibited higher richness and abundance due to t ... | 2009 | 18774209 |
| identifying the lethal fish egg parasite ichthyodinium chabelardi as a member of marine alveolate group i. | cells of the parasitic, unicellular eukaryote ichthyodinium chabelardi were isolated from eggs of sardine (sardina pilchardus) and from a previously unrecognized host, bogue (boops boops), off the atlantic coast of portugal. immediately after release from the infected fish egg or newly hatched larva, i. chabelardi cells were spherical and non-motile. after few minutes, spherical cells became flagellated and motile. following 2-3 days of incubation and several divisions, spherical flagellated cel ... | 2009 | 19453613 |
| molecular keys unlock the mysteries of variable survival responses of blue crabs to hypoxia. | hypoxia is a major stressor in coastal ecosystems, yet generalizing its impacts on fish and shellfish populations across hypoxic events is difficult due to variability among individuals in their history of exposure to hypoxia and related abiotic variables, and subsequent behavioral and survival responses. although aquatic animals have diverse physiological responses to cope with hypoxia, we know little about how inter-individual variation in physiological state affects survival and behavioral de ... | 2010 | 20035435 |
| mapping quantitative traits and strategies to find quantitative trait genes. | in 1999 a meeting took place at the jackson laboratory, a large mouse research centre in bar harbor, maine, to consider the value of systematically collecting phenotypes on inbred strains of mice (paigen and eppig (2000) [1]). the group concluded that cataloguing the extensive phenotypic diversity present among laboratory mice, and in particular providing the research community with data from cohorts of animals, phenotyped according to standardized protocols, was essential if we were to take adv ... | 2011 | 20643209 |
| populations of retinal neurones marked with dapi in lower vertebrates. | retinae of teleosts, the marine sparid boops boops and the fresh water cyprinid carassius auratus, and amphibians, the anuran rana pipiens and the urodele ambystoma tigrinum, were stained in vitro with dapi (4'6-diamidino 2-phenylindole). in all the preparations tested dapi consistently stained nuclei in the ganglion cell layer, and three levels of nuclei could be observed from ipl (inner plexiform layer) to inl (inner nuclear layer) in the bogue, goldfish and frog retinae. in the goldfish retin ... | 2008 | 2620706 |
| artificial shoulder joint by péan (1893): the facts of an exceptional intervention and the prosthetic method. | in 1893, the famous french surgeon e. j. péan substituted the proximal end of a humerus with a total shoulder arthroplasty made of platinum and rubber. after 2 years, the prosthesis was removed and nothing more was heard about it. after more than 80 years from that historic operation, the author has found péan's original prosthesis in the smithsonian institution of washington, d.c. this exceptional medical document was designed by a parisian dentist, j. porter michaels and was brought to the uni ... | 2004 | 357063 |
| nematodes parasitizing trachurus trachurus (l.) and boops boops (l.) from algeria. | a total of 455 boops boops (linnaeus, 1758) and 953 trachurus trachurus linnaeus, 1758 from the east coast of algeria were examined for their parasitic nematoda. two hundred ninety-five specimens of larval stages l3 and l4 were collected from the peritoneal cavity of these two examined fishes. photonic and scanning electronic microscopy (sem) studies were performed on these larvae specimens in order to characterize their morphology. two different species of nematoda (anisikidae) were identified: ... | 2015 | 26220559 |
| comparison of direct versus radiographic measurement of sagittal otoliths in cadavers of bogue (boops boops). | to validate the use of radiography to determine the length of sagittal otoliths in intact bogue (boops boops; a sparid fish [commonly called sea bream]). | 2012 | 22280383 |
| temporal and spatial variability of pelagic wild fish assemblages around atlantic bluefin tuna thunnus thynnus farms in the eastern adriatic sea. | the abundance and size structure of wild fishes aggregated around the sea-cages of two commercial thunnus thynnus farms, including control locations, were assessed and compared over a 1 year period. the t. thynnus farms were located in the eastern adriatic sea, offshore of the islands of ugljan and brač. fish assemblages were evaluated through visual census using scuba at 2 month intervals at two sites within each farm. the data suggest that wild fish assemblages at the study sites differed grea ... | 2011 | 21235547 |
| differentiation of sparidae species by dna sequence analysis, pcr-sscp and ief of sarcoplasmic proteins. | the increasing global trade of fishery and aquaculture products makes it necessary to develop methods for species identification in case of fish fillets or other highly processed seafood with external morphological characteristics (e.g. gills, fins) of the original fish being removed. species identification methods based on dna- or protein-analysis, like dna sequencing of pcr products, pcr-sscp (polymerase chain reaction - single strand conformation polymorphism), and isoelectric focusing (ief) ... | 2013 | 23265470 |
| comparative analysis of selected semi-persistent and emerging pollutants in wild-caught fish and aquaculture associated fish using bogue (boops boops) as sentinel species. | the marine environment acts as a sink for diverse anthropogenic pollutants, although the environmental contamination may be non-uniformly distributed. in recent decades, the aquaculture sector has experienced a steady growth postulating as a good alternative for seafood production. however, a social debate exits about the differential level of pollutants in wild and farmed species. this study was designed to evaluate the level of pollutants in a sentinel species: bogue (boops boops) associated a ... | 2017 | 28043704 |
| re: joseph, m. & bogue, r. (2016). a theory-based approach to nursing shared governance. 64. pp. 339 to 351. | | 2016 | 27751524 |
| high levels of microplastic ingestion by the semipelagic fish bogue boops boops (l.) around the balearic islands. | for the first time this study reports on the presence of microplastics (1 nm to <5 mm) in the gastrointestinal tracts of small semipelagic fish (boops boops) in the balearic islands (mediterranean sea) from march to may 2014. the results show microplastic ingestion in 68% of full stomach samples with an average of 3.75 items per fish. only filament type microplastics were observed in b. boops full gastrointestinal tracts. the frequency of occurrence of microplastics was high, with values ranging ... | 2016 | 27131810 |
| unravelling the nocturnal appearance of bogue boops boops shoals in the anthropogenically modified shallow littoral. | in the present study the role of the nocturnal migration of bogue boops boops shoals to anthropogenically modified shallow littoral locations was examined, evaluating four alternative hypotheses: (1) feeding, (2) reproduction, (3) attraction of b. boops to artificial light and (4) concealment in the darkness related to predation avoidance. all hypotheses apart from predation avoidance were rejected, as b. boops tended to concentrate in shaded locations of wider illuminated areas, a finding not o ... | 2016 | 27094613 |
| identification of sex and female's reproductive stage in commercial fish species through the quantification of ribosomal transcripts in gonads. | the estimation of maturity and sex of fish stocks in european waters is a requirement of the eu data collection framework as part of the policy to improve fisheries management. on the other hand, research on fish biology is increasingly focused in molecular approaches, researchers needing correct identification of fish sex and reproductive stage without necessarily having in house the histological know-how necessary for the task. taking advantage of the differential gene transcription occurring ... | 2016 | 26918444 |
| ultrastructural study of the spermatozoon of hemiurus appendiculatus (digenea, hemiuroidea, hemiuridae), a parasite of boops boops (pisces, teleostei, sparidae) off senegal. | the mature spermatozoon of hemiurus appendiculatus exhibits the general pattern described in most of the digenean namely, two axonemes of the 9 + "1" pattern of the trepaxonemata, a nucleus, a filiform mitochondrion, external ornamentations of the plasma membrane and parallel cortical microtubules located on one side of the spermatozoon. in this study, we show for the second time in a digenean spermatozoon the presence of microtubules of the second axoneme associated each in a short length with ... | 2016 | 26881736 |
| metals and pcb levels in some edible marine organisms from the ionian sea: dietary intake evaluation and risk for consumers. | concentrations of some metals (cd, cu, as, hg, pb) and polychlorinated biphenyls (pcbs) were investigated in edible marine organisms from different trophic levels and feeding behaviour like bivalve molluscs (mytilus galloprovincialis and chlamys glabra), gastropod molluscs (hexaplex trunculus) and some commercial species of fish (trachurus trachurus, boops boops, sarpa salpa and gobius niger). these species were collected in the first inlet of the mar piccolo of taranto (ionian sea, southern ita ... | 2016 | 26341333 |
| sun-compass orientation in mediterranean fish larvae. | mortality is very high during the pelagic larval phase of fishes but the factors that determine recruitment success remain unclear and hard to predict. because of their bipartite life history, larvae of coastal species have to head back to the shore at the end of their pelagic episode, to settle. these settlement-stage larvae are known to display strong sensory and motile abilities, but most work has been focused on tropical, insular environments and on the influence of coast-related cues on ori ... | 2015 | 26308915 |
| seasonal variations in the regiodistribution of oil extracted from small-spotted catshark and bogue. | the aim of this work was to seasonally characterize the nutritional quality of oil extracted from small-spotted catshark (scyliorhinus canicula) and bogue (boops boops). the proximate composition, lipid profile and regiodistribution of the fatty acid in the glycerol backbone were analyzed. in addition, three nutritional indexes were calculated (atherogenicity and thrombogenicity indexes and the hypocholesterolaemic/hypercholesterolaemic ratio). both species presented pufa as the predominant frac ... | 2015 | 26134634 |
| bile acid binding capacity of fish protein hydrolysates from discard species of the west mediterranean sea. | fish protein hydrolysates (fph), produced from the six main discard species from the west mediterranean sea (sardine, horse mackerel, axillary seabream, bogue, small-spotted catshark and blue whiting) were tested for their bile acid binding capacity. this capacity is directly linked to the ability to inhibit bile reabsorption in the ileum and therefore to lower cholesterol levels in the bloodstream. from each species, fph were obtained by three different enzymatic treatments employing two serine ... | 2015 | 25756593 |
| jellyfish as prey: frequency of predation and selective foraging of boops boops (vertebrata, actinopterygii) on the mauve stinger pelagia noctiluca (cnidaria, scyphozoa). | in recent years, jellyfish blooms have attracted considerable scientific interest for their potential impacts on human activities and ecosystem functioning, with much attention paid to jellyfish as predators and to gelatinous biomass as a carbon sink. other than qualitative data and observations, few studies have quantified direct predation of fish on jellyfish to clarify whether they may represent a seasonally abundant food source. here we estimate predation frequency by the commercially valuab ... | 2014 | 24727977 |
| evaluation of hypocholesterolemic effect and antioxidant activity of boops boops proteins in cholesterol-fed rats. | dietary proteins affect blood cholesterol concentrations and antioxidant status, which are related to several diseases, including cardiovascular disease. the present study attempts to investigate the potential of boops boops proteins (bb-nhp) and its hydrolysate (bb-hp) in the prevention of hypercholesterolemia and oxidative stress in rats fed a high cholesterol diet (hcd). after four weeks' treatment, serum lipid profiles (total cholesterol, triglycerides, hdl-cholesterol and ldl-cholesterol), ... | 2014 | 24714785 |
| contents of cadmium, mercury and lead in fish from the atlantic sea (morocco) determined by atomic absorption spectrometry. | as a part of a specific monitoring program, lead (pb) cadmium (cd) and mercury (hg) concentrations in important species of fish from various fishing ports of the southern kingdom of morocco (sardina pilchardus, scomber scombrus, plectorhinchus mediterraneus, trachurus trachurus, octopus vulgaris, boops boops, sarda sarda, trisopterus capelanus, and conger conger) were investigated by the moroccan reference laboratory (nrl) for trace elements in foodstuffs of animal origin. the samples were analy ... | 2014 | 24206730 |
| characterization of the pelagic fish community of the north-western and northern spanish shelf waters. | this study demonstrates the utility of trawl data, collected during acoustic surveys of pelagic fish stocks as a way of confirming fish identification, to characterize the pelagic community, as well as allowing description and prediction of fish distribution patterns, based on data from spanish atlantic ocean shelf surveys during spring 2005-2011. the composition of the pelagic community is described, as well as spatial and temporal patterns of variation in both the community composition and the ... | 2013 | 24090545 |
| indirect estimates of total fertility rate using child woman/ratio: a comparison with the bogue-palmore method. | indirect estimation methodologies of the total fertility rate (tfr) have a long history within demography and have provided important techniques applied demographers can use when data is sparse or lacking. however new methodologies for approximating the total fertility rate have not been proposed in nearly 30 years. this study presents a novel method for indirectly approximating the total fertility rate using an algebraic rearrangement of the general fertility rate (gfr) through the known relati ... | 2013 | 23826239 |
| metals and other elements in tissues of wild fish from fish farms and comparison with farmed species in sites with oxic and anoxic sediments. | farmed fish and wild fish aggregating in the vicinity of four mediterranean fish farms with different environmental conditions were sampled. levels of metals (including as and se) were measured in the muscle, liver, gills, bone and intestine. the wild fish from sites with anoxic substrata accumulate metals (including as and se) from the ambient habitat in their gills whereas those from sites with oxic substrata concentrate these elements through their diet in their intestine. tissues of wild fis ... | 2013 | 23790835 |
| changes in the amino acid composition of bogue (boops boops) fish during storage at different temperatures by 1h-nmr spectroscopy. | nuclear magnetic resonance spectroscopy was employed to obtain information about the changes occurring in bogue (boops boops) fish during storage. for this purpose, (1)h-nmr spectra were recorded at 600 mhz on trichloroacetic acid extracts of fish flesh stored over a 15 days period both at 4 °c and on ice. such spectra allowed the identification and quantification of amino acids, together with the main organic acids and alcohols. the concentration of acidic and basic free amino acids was general ... | 2012 | 22822452 |
| heavy metals in raw, fried and grilled mediterranean finfish and shellfish. | the effect of domestic pan-frying and grilling on cd, cr, cu, fe, hg, ni, pb and zn content of popular small mediterranean finfish and shellfish was studied. the species selected -namely anchovy, bogue, hake, picarel, sardine, sand smelt, stripped mullet, mediterranean mussel, shrimp and squid- are among the most commonly marketed and consumed in greece and most of the mediterranean countries. both culinary practices examined resulted in increased metals concentrations compared to those of raw s ... | 2012 | 22813872 |
| feeding ecology of indigenous and non-indigenous fish species within the family sphyraenidae. | the feeding ecology of two common indigenous (sphyraena viridensis and sphyraena sphyraena) and one abundant non-indigenous sphyraenid species, sphyraena chrysotaenia, of indo-pacific ocean origin, was investigated in an area of the eastern mediterranean sea. the stomach contents of 738 individuals of varying size, collected during the period december 2008 to august 2009, were examined. the dietary analyses revealed that all three species were specialized piscivores with a diet consisting of >90 ... | 2012 | 22650432 |
| seasonal changes in composition, fatty acid, cholesterol and mineral content of six highly commercial fish species of greece. | changes in lipid, protein, ash and moisture, quantitative distribution of fatty acids, cholesterol and mineral content (cd, co, cr, cu, fe, mg, mn, ni and zn) of six common fish species from greece were studied. the proximate composition of all samples was significantly influenced by the fishing period, even the cultured ones. the sum of c20:5ω-3 and c22:6ω-3 ranged from 1.18 to 2.76 for sardine, from 0.37 to 1.99 for bogue, from 1.1 to 1.52 for mackerel, from 1.23 to 1.46 for sea bass, from 1.0 ... | 2012 | 22377625 |
| effects of fishing on parasitism in a sparid fish: contrasts between two areas of the western mediterranean. | this study addressed the impacts of fishing on the rates of parasitism using the sparid boops boops as a model fish species. using a large suite of parasite species in b. boops, with different life histories, transmission pathways and host specificity, we compared parasite diversity, prevalence, abundance and community structure at two mediterranean localities in the balearic sea, santa pola bay and the gulf of oran, that are characterised by a contrasting pattern of fishing of b. boops. a total ... | 2012 | 22366343 |
| development and application of quality index method scheme in a shelf-life study of wild and fish farm affected bogue (boops boops, l.). | quality index method scheme was developed for raw bogue (boops boops) and evaluated it in a shelf-life study, using samples from wild fish aggregations at fish farms (bf) and from area not influenced by the fish farms (bw). different environment influenced the shelf life of bogues; thus the maximum ice storage, evaluated from cooked samples, was found to be 17 d for bf and 12 d for bw. the calculated quality indexes (qis) evolved linearly with storage time on ice (qi(bf) = 0.968x + 0.583, r(2) = ... | 2012 | 22250766 |
| groundwater and surface-water exchange and resulting nitrate dynamics in the bogue phalia basin in northwestern mississippi. | during april 2007 through september 2008, the usgs collected hydrogeologic and water-quality data from a site on the bogue phalia to evaluate the role of groundwater and surface-water interaction on the transport of nitrate to the shallow sand and gravel aquifer underlying the mississippi alluvial plain in northwestern mississippi. a two-dimensional groundwater/surface-water exchange model was developed using temperature and head data and vs2dh, a variably saturated flow and energy transport mod ... | 2012 | 22218184 |
| abundance-variance and abundance-occupancy relationships in a marine host-parasite system: the importance of taxonomy and ecology of transmission. | abundance-occupancy and abundance-variance relationships are two of the most general macroecological patterns capturing essential fundamentals of the structuring of species distributions and are widely documented for free-living animal and plant species populations at different spatial scales. however, empirical data for parasites have been gathered using appropriate sampling designs only recently. we performed analyses across species of the variation in infection parameters and patterns of aggr ... | 2011 | 22051400 |
| determination and assessment of total mercury levels in local, frozen and canned fish in lebanon. | fish is an important constituent of the lebanese diet. however, very little attention in our area is given to bring awareness regarding the effect of the toxicity of mercury (hg) mainly through fish consumption. this study aimed to report analytical data on total mercury levels in several fish species for the first time in thirty years and to also made individuals aware of the presence and danger from exposure to mercury through fish consumption. fish samples were selected from local lebanese ma ... | 2011 | 22432295 |
| diversity, structure and function of fish assemblages associated with posidonia oceanica beds in an area of the eastern mediterranean sea and the role of non-indigenous species. | temporal and spatial variation in density, biomass and body size of littoral fish species associated with nearshore posidonia oceanica meadows was studied over an annual cycle in an area of the eastern mediterranean sea. a total of 109,350 littoral fishes were collected, belonging to 34 families and 88 species. density of fishes peaked during the summer due to high numbers of juveniles. season was a significant factor determining density, although number of species and biomass did not show any o ... | 2010 | 21155787 |
| endovascular repair of a perforation of the vena caval wall caused by the retrieval of a gunther tulip filter after long-term implantation. | symptomatic penetration of the inferior vena cava (ivc) wall reportedly occurs in 0.3% of patients in whom a filter has been implanted, and it causes injury to the adjacent structures (bogue et al. in pediatr radiol 39(10):1110-1113, 1; brzezinski et al. in burns 32(5):640-643, 2). we succeeded in the endovascular repair of perforation of the ivc wall occurring during the retrieval of a penetrated gunther tulip vena cava filter (cook, bjaeverskov, denmark) after long-term implantation. | 2011 | 21140262 |
| calculation of the c(3)a percentage in high sulfur clinker. | the aim of this paper is to clarify the influence of the clinker so(3) on the amount of c(3)a. the calculation of the cement phases percentages is based on the research work, calculation of the compounds in portland cement, published by bogue in 1929 .the usage of high sulphur fuels, industrial wastes, and tires changes completely the working condition of bogue because the assumed phase compositions may change. the results prove that increasing the amount of so(3) in the low alkali clinker decre ... | 2010 | 20689732 |
| trypsin from the viscera of bogue (boops boops): isolation and characterisation. | trypsin from the viscera of bogue (boops boops) was purified to homogeneity by precipitation with ammonium sulphate, sephadex g-100 gel filtration and mono q-sepharose anion exchange chromatography, with an 8.5-fold increase in specific activity and 36% recovery. the molecular weight of the purified enzyme was estimated to be 23 kda by sds-page and size exclusion chromatography. the purified trypsin appeared as a single band on native-page and zymography staining. the purified enzyme showed este ... | 2010 | 19898990 |
| improved quantification of alite and belite in anhydrous portland cements by (29)si mas nmr: effects of paramagnetic ions. | the applicability, reliability, and repeatability of 29si mas nmr for determination of the quantities of alite (ca3sio5) and belite (ca2sio4) in anhydrous portland cement was investigated in detail for 11 commercial portland cements and the results compared with phase quantifications based on powder x-ray diffraction combined with rietveld analysis and with taylor-bogue calculations. the effects from paramagnetic ions (fe3+) on the spinning sideband intensities, originating from dipolar coupling ... | 2009 | 19520553 |
| halfway up the trophic chain: development of parasite communities in the sparid fish boops boops. | we examined the patterns of composition and structure of parasite communities in the mediterranean sparid fish boops boops along a gradient of fish sizes, using a large sample from a single population. we tested the hypothesis that species forming the core of the bogue parasite fauna (i.e. species which have a wide geographical range and are responsible for recognizable community structure) appear early in the fish ontogeny. the sequential community development observed supported the prediction ... | 2008 | 17908363 |
| hydration mechanisms of mineral trioxide aggregate. | to report the hydration mechanism of white mineral trioxide aggregate (white mta, dentsply, tulsa dental products, tulsa, ok, usa). | 2007 | 17459120 |
| descriptions of some unusual digeneans from boops boops l. (sparidae) and a complete checklist of its metazoan parasites. | six species of digeneans, including three new host records, are described from the bogue boops boops off the spanish ne atlantic and the mediterranean coasts. the species involved are: robphildollfusium martinezgomezi lópez-román, gijón-botella, kim & vilca-choque, 1992, magnibursatus caudofilamentosa (reimer, 1971) gibson & køie, 1991, lepocreadium album stossich, 1890, steringotrema pagelli (van beneden, 1871) odhner, 1911, tetrochetus coryphaenae yamaguti, 1934 and stephanostomum euzeti barto ... | 2007 | 17318367 |
| parasite communities in boops boops (l.) (sparidae) after the prestige oil-spill: detectable alterations. | environmental pollution affects parasite populations and communities, both directly and through effects on intermediate and final hosts. in this work, we present a comparative study on the structure and composition of metazoan parasite communities in the bogue, boops boops, from two localities (galician coast, spain) affected by the prestige oil-spill (pos). we focus on the distribution of both individual parasite species and larger functional groupings by using both univariate and multivariate ... | 2007 | 17118407 |
| descriptions of wardula bartolii n. sp. (digenea: mesometridae) and three newly recorded accidental parasites of boops boops l. (sparidae) in the ne atlantic. | four species of digeneans parasitic in the bogue boops boops from the spanish coast of the ne atlantic are described. all are new records for this host, but one species is new and the other three are considered to be accidental parasites. wardula bartolii n. sp. (mesometridae) is distinguished from its two congeners on the basis of a range of morphometrical features, such as the post-ovarian extent of the uterus, the relative length of the attachment organ, the position of the pharynx and vitell ... | 2006 | 16718590 |
| organochlorine contamination in some marketable fish in egypt. | ten organochlorine compounds were analyzed in four species of fish (bouri mugil spp., denis sparus auratus, moza boops boops and mousa pegusa lascaris), from four egyptian governorates (south sinai, suez, port-said and demietta). although all fish studied are bottom or near-bottom feeders, remarkable variations between studied species were noticed. the grand total values recorded at the studied governorates were in descending order: bouri>denis>moza>mousa. the highest concentration of pesticides ... | 2004 | 14659941 |
| bacterioplanktonic abundance, productivity and petroleum hydrocarbon biodegradation in marinas and other coastal waters in north carolina, usa. | the purpose of this study was to assess the differences in the abundance and activity of the bacterioplankton at sites with varied boating activity, and to determine the response of the communities to additional petroleum pollution. three sites, including two marinas and a site on bogue sound in coastal north carolina, were selected for monthly experiments. seasonal patterns of bacterioplanktonic abundance and diesel fuel biodegradation for each site were examined, and possible correlations with ... | 2002 | 12206408 |
| full phase analysis of portland clinker by penetrating synchrotron powder diffraction. | fabrication of portland cements commonly depends on x-ray fluorescence (xrf), which measures the elemental compositions. xrf is used to adjust the raw material proportions and to control the process conditions. however, to predict the mechanical strength of the resulting concrete, it is essential to know the phase composition which is, so far, indirectly inferred by the bogue method. here, we report a phase analysis of an industrial portland clinker containing six crystalline phases, ca3sio5, ca ... | 2001 | 11199959 |
| contributions of nist/nbs researchers to the crystallography of construction materials. | for more than 100 years, the primary theme underlying the nbs/nist staff contribution to the crystallography of building materials has been the development of an improved understanding of concrete materials performance. over that time period, portland cement concrete has become one of the most important of our construction materials for roads, buildings, and other large municipal structures. at the beginning of the 20th century our understanding of portland cement composition, performance, use i ... | 2016 | 27500065 |
| immunocytochemical and ultrastructural changes in the caudal neurosecretory system of a seawater fish boops boops l. (teleostei:sparidae) in relation to the osmotic stress. | a combined immunocytochemical and ultrastructural study of the caudal neurosecretory system of a seawater fish, boops boops, maintained in a freshwater environment for different periods, was carried out. fishes collected directly from the sea of the straits of messina were used as controls. the observations carried out on the controls indicate a discrete amount of sauvagine/urotensin i immunoreactive material recognizable in the neurosecretory cells, called "dahlgren's cells", localized along bo ... | 1995 | 8907560 |
| a redescription and a new geographical record in the black sea of bacciger israelensis fischthal, 1980 (trematoda: fellodistomidae). | bacciger israelensis fischthal, 1980 (trematoda: fellodistomidae) was recorded from boops boops (perciformes: sparidae) in bulgarian black sea coastal waters for the first time. re-examination of the morphology of b. israelensis showed some new details: laurer's canal opens dorsally a short distance anterior to the excretory pore; seminal receptacle situated posterior to ventral sucker and ventral to ovary; ovary composed of three nearly spherical but not separated lobes forming apexes of isosce ... | 1994 | 8050758 |
| fertility, development, and family planning, 1970-1980: an analysis of cases weighted by population. | a series of related studies (freedman and berelson, 1976; mauldin and berelson, 1978; and tsui and bogue, 1978) have presented empirical findings based on multiple regression analysis which indicated that family planning program effort (fp), as measured by an index developed by lapham and mauldin (1972), was the single most important predictor of (or influence on) fertility reduction in less-developed countries (ldcs). the basic results have been confirmed repeatedly. a more extensive data set w ... | 1987 | 12280901 |
| occurrence of beta-endorphin-like immunoreactivity in the brain of the teleost, boops boops. | by immunocytochemical methods the present study describes beta-endorphin-like immunoreactive substance in the brain of boops boops. beta-endorphin-like neurons and fibers were detected in both dorsal and ventral components of the preoptic nucleus and in the nucleus lateralis tuberis. this localization has been discussed in relation to the presence, in the same area, of a well-defined neurosecretory system involved in hypophysial regulation. a beta-endorphin-like immunoreaction was also detected ... | 1985 | 2932365 |
| composition and distribution of lipids in tissues of bogue (boops boops). | total lipids from liver, head, skin and muscle of bogue were separately isolated and their composition was investigated by a combination of analytical determinations, and column and thin layer chromatography. the major components of the neutral lipid fractions from all tissues studied were triglycerides, followed by cholesterol. the triglyceride fraction of skin and head contains significant amounts of glyceryl ether analogs. low contents of free fatty alcohols were also identified, decreasing i ... | 2016 | 4050028 |
| differentiation, extent and layering of amacrine cell dendrites in the retina of a sparid fish. | the morphology of amacrine cells has been studied in golgi-stained retinae of the salt water sparid boops boops. the great variety of size and shapes of amacrine cells has been organized into five classes according to the qualitative parameter 'dendritic architecture', which describes the number, size, course, degree of dichotomy, and varicosity of dendrites. extent of dendritic field and depth of stratification in the inner plexiform layer, viewed as quantitative variations of a given cell type ... | 1984 | 6146987 |
| regression estimates of the gross reproduction rate using moments of the female age distribution. | the 2 most common regression methods for estimating fertility are those developed by rele (1967) and bogue and palmore (1964) as revised by palmore (1978); these methods are sometimes more useful than others because they employ the data that most censuses collect--especially the child-woman ratio by subnational geographic areas. both the rele and palmore equations base their estimates on the child-woman ratio (cwr), the ratio of children ages 0-4 to women ages 15-49. however, in countries where ... | 1984 | 12339581 |
| fertility, development, and family planning. | earlier studies by tsui and bogue (1978) and mauldin and berelson (1978) suggested that family planning efforts account for 3-4 times the variance in fertility than is explained by indicators of socioeconomic development. this paper replicates, extends, and revises these analyses. selection of a different set of countries for sampling was found to have little effect on the earlier results. in addition, neither factor scaling nor the addition of distributional variables had a substantial effect. ... | 1983 | 12312646 |
| estimates of the total fertility rate based on the child-woman ratio. | in 1967 bougue and palmore computed a set of equations from empirical data to estimate fertility rates from indirect measures of fertility. the most important of these was the child-woman ratio. in 1967 rele used the theory of stable populations to derive a set of equations for converting the child-woman ratio into the gross reproductive rate. these equations are applicable to all populations, stable or unstable. using either approach, the total fertility rates (tfr) can be estimated from the ch ... | 1983 | 12265870 |
| [a new view on fertility developments during the years 1965-1980 in bulgaria and czechoslovakia]. | fertility trends for the period 1965 to 1980 are examined for the bulgarian, czech, and slovak populations using a method proposed by bogue. the method enables a distinction to be made between period and cohort changes. the impact of pro-natalist policies on the fertility of these three populations is considered. (summary in eng, rus) | 1983 | 12265726 |
| the relative importance of family planning and development for fertility reduction: critique of research and development of theory. | 3 recent studies about the relative effects of family planning and development are reviewed in an effort to point out their limitations and to augment them. a tentative theoretical framework is presented from which the problem of fertility reduction may be viewed. also presented is an analysis of the "outliers" in 1 of the 3 studies. this analysis involves consideration of macrosocial and contextual aspects of different nations as a supplement to other analyses. mauldin and berelson (1978) and t ... | 2003 | 12339003 |
| family planning communication research possibilities in indonesia. | an attempt is made to offer some ideas and guidelines that would suggest a direction for family planning communication research for the next few years. a psychologically based communication model developed by donald bogue provides some practical guides on information which should be collected with regard to communication for family planning. this bogue model is presented, indicating the kinds of information that is needed in indonesia. according to bogue, individuals are likely to adopt family p ... | 1982 | 12339318 |
| [some aspects of nutritional mechanisms in the isopod ceratothoa oestroides risso, 1826 parasite of fishes (author's transl)]. | some nutritional mechanisms of the isopod cymothoidae ceratothoa oestroides, haematophagic parasite of the teleostean sparid fish boops boops have been studied in female sexual phase individuals. the study of qualitative (hepatopancreas repletion, different colouration) and quantitative variations (weight variations-) of digestive tract and its appendages has permitted to observe that blood absorption is close related to sexual developmental stages and intermolt cycle. the general pattern seems ... | 1982 | 7081891 |
| [water transfer in relation to the salinity of the medium in two isopods cymothoidae: meinertia oestroides (risso, 1862) and anilocra physodes (l., 1758) (parasites of marine fishes)]. | meinertia oestroides and anilocra physodes (isopoda cymothoidae) respectively buccal and skin parasites of the teleostean fish boops boops are isosmotic with the surrounding medium in sea water (sw), hyperosmotic and hyperionic in diluted media. the drinking rate of meinertia is 0.73 microliter in sw and 5.30 microliter h-1 g-1 wet weight in 5/10 sw; anilocra shows 0.31 microliter in sw and 0.21 microliter h-1 g-1 wet weight in 6/10 sw. the distribution space of [51cr] edta in meinertia reaches ... | 1981 | 6166262 |
| morphological characterization of the boops boops retina. | | 1981 | 7336583 |
| [influence of the cymothoid isopods meinertia oestroides, meinertia parallela, and anilocra physodes (crustacea; parasites of fish) on the growth of hosts, boops boops and pagellus erythrinus (sparidae) (author's transl)]. | studies of weight-size (w = alb) and growth (l = at + b) in fish (boops boops and pagellus erythrinus), potential hosts of some cymothoid isopods (meinertia oestroides, meinertia parallela, and anilocra physodes) have been performed. infested fishes show a slight decrease in weight compared to normal fish. cymothoid do not exert a significant influence on the weight-size ratio; on the other hand, a delay in growth does occur. | 1979 | 494713 |
| thynnascaris rhacodes sp. n. (nematoda: ascaridoidea) in fishes from the israeli mediterranean coast. | thynnascaris rhacodes sp. n. infects pelates quadrilineatus, solea vulgaris, boops boops, lithognathus mormyrus, obleida melanura, diplodus vulgaris, d. sargus, and sparus auratus from the eastern mediterranean sea. unique in that the cuticle on the female tail is wrinkled, the ascaridoid is further characterized by possessing 27 to 35 precloacal papillae, a body length of 11 to 85 mm, similar spicules 3 to 6% of body length, a length-ratio of intestinal cecum to ventricular appendage of 1 : 1 t ... | 2003 | 570370 |
| [degeneration of the tongue of boops [(boops boops l., 1758) (teleost, sparidae)] parasitized by meinertia oestroides (risso, 1826) (isopoda, flabellifera, cymothoidae) (author's transl)]. | host fishes (boops boops) parasitized by the cymothoid isopod meinertia oestroides show an atrophied tonuge: its length and its initial weight can decrease of about 50%. these morphological variations are connected with deep histological alterations, such as: a more or less important vanishing of epidermis. a disorganization of the connective tissue, by numerous invading blood cells. a total vanishing of cargilage and a partial vanishing of bone, resulting from the lysis of their own fundamental ... | 1977 | 602367 |
| poor ie&c is major bar to program acceptance. | a recent book by d.j. bogue, twenty-five communications obstacles to the success of family planning programs, is briefly discussed. among the problem areas cited are: 1) concerns about the effects of the various female methods and of vasectomy on health, sexuality, and appearance; 2) rumors; 3) pressure for children; 4) the equation of contraception with promiscuity; 5) lack of awareness of services; 6) insufficient emphasis on spacing rather than terminating childbearing; 7 ) neglect of immedia ... | 1975 | 12277256 |
| the bogue-palmore technique for estimating direct fertility measures from indirect indicators as applied to tennessee counties, 1960 and 1970. | bogue and palmore's technique for estimating direct fertility measures from indirect indicators is applied to the 95 counties of tennessee 1960 and 1970. findings based on these data tentatively suggest that this technique may be better suited for cross-national research than for analysis of small population units. it is recommended that the "own child" method is more appropriate for estimating fertility when utilizing data on counties. | 1974 | 21274808 |
| the behaviour of the proteins in the growing oocytes of boops boops. | | 1972 | 4117657 |
| the lipids in the growing oocytes of boops boops and chromis chromis. | | 1972 | 4117656 |