of juvenile cod (Gadus morhua L.). The diets contained either 100 % fishmeal or fishmeal that was replaced with 25%, 50%, or 100 % amphipod meal or 50 % or 100 % Antarctic krill meal. Cod larvae were start-fed on rotifers and weaned directly to one of the six formulated feeds at nally used in aqua-o...
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