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Technological Conference |
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March
8-10, 1976 Corpus Christi, Texas
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Volume
II
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| Transfer of Lipids through Marine Food Chains | page 417 |
| Lipid Metabolism in Channel Catfish | page 426 |
| Flavor Problems in Fish Culture | page 456 |
| Organoleptic and Biochemical Comparisons of Cage Raised and Wild Striped Mullet | page 473 |
| Utilization of Insects as Complementary Diet in Channel Catfish Feeding | page 496 |
| Utilization of Small Mullet by a Cold Smoking Process | page 515 |
| Potential Demersal Fish Fisheries in the Northwest Gulf | page 523 |
| Notes on the Underutilized Fishery Resources of the Gulf of Mexico | page 537 |
| Salt Minced Cod: Microbial Considerations | page 556 |
| Yield and Quality of Mechanically Separated Flesh from Several Species of Cultured Freshwater Fish | page 565 |
| The Effect of Washing on Color and Texture of Minced Croaker | page 585 |
| Functional Properties Influencing Texture | page 587 |
| Selected Textural Properties of Cooked Minced Atlantic Cutlass Fish Sticks | page 602 |
| Roller Extraction of Crab Meat | page 619 |
| The Economics of the Commercial Development of the Gulf of Mexico Bottomfish | page 631 |
| Market Potential for Fish as an Extender in Meat Products | page 645 |
| An Economic Analysis of Effort and Yield in the Florida Spiny Lobster Industry with Management Considerations | page 660 |
| Publicly Supported Seafood Product Development Research: Resource or Market Orientation? | page 675 |
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