Physiological changes in male and female pikeperch Sander lucioperca (Linnaeus, 1758) subjected to different photoperiods and handling stress during the reproductive season

作者: Sara Pourhosein Sarameh , Bahram Falahatkar , Ghobad Azari Takami , Iraj Efatpanah

DOI: 10.1007/S10695-013-9780-Z

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摘要: Pikeperch broodstocks were exposed to different photoperiods: constant light (24L:0D), darkness (0L:24D), and 12 h light, (12L:12D), for 40 days. Half of the each photoperiod handling stress at a specific time day. Results showed that cortisol lactate did not reveal any significant difference. However, glucose levels in females increased stress-free period comparison with stressful photoperiods (0L:24D-s). Red blood cells males white difference under regimes. Both sexes no differential count leukocytes stress. Constant affected hematological parameters, particularly, number lymphocytes neutrophils females. Our findings revealed due long-term exposure stressors, pikeperch brooders become adapted conditions.

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