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Prince Ofori-Darkwah

Fisheries and Watershed Management

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The researcher's work focuses on the adaptive strategies and nutritional performance of Heterotis niloticus in marine aquaculture contexts, examining its responses to environmental factors such as oxygen levels, temperature changes, exercise regimes, water quality, and growth conditions. Key themes include early ontogenetic development, digestive enzyme activity, and overall fishery sustainability, driven by the organism's physiological and biochemical adaptations.

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The status of Macrobrachium fishery and its market in southern Ghana(2021)
Air‐breathing behavior in <scp><i>Heterotis niloticus</i></scp> fingerlings: Response to changes in oxygen, temperature, and exercise regimes(2023)
Early ontogeny of the African bony-tongue (Heterotis niloticus) and the effect of Artemia and rotifer live feeds on larval digestive enzyme activity and performance(2024)
Determining the Best Weaning Age to Dry Feeds and the Influence of Phospholipids and Long Chain Polyunsaturated Fatty Acids (LC‐PUFAs) on Digestive Enzyme Activity and Growth Performance of African Bony‐Tongue (<i>Heterotis niloticus</i>) Fry(2025)
Effect of pelleted diets with different protein levels on the growth and survival of the African bony-tongue (Heterotis niloticus) fry(2025)
The water quality, incubation period and fecundity of the prawn Macrobrachium vollenhovenii(2022)
Early ontogeny of the African bony-tongue (Heterotis niloticus) and effects of Artemia and rotifer live feeds on larval digestive enzyme activity and performance(2023)

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