Determine the post mortem changes that occurs in the fish and other fishery products.

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A: Fish mortality can be defined as any sudden and unexpected mass mortality of wild and cultured fish…

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Q: If a fresh water fish is placed in an aquarium containing sea water,will the fish be able to…

A: A fresh water fish when placed in sea water it won't survive and will ultimately face death.

Q: a) Explain the process in AMR surveillance b) State the relevance of quality AMR surveillance data.

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Q: “Red Tide” in the ocean water surrounding Minamata city in the 1950’s?

A: Minamata is a bay in Japan. This bay was known for the pollution it had in 1950’s

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A: Answer: Introduction: Ammonia (NH3), it is a nitrogen and hydrogen compound.

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