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SABLE FISH

SACRIFICIAL ANODE

SALINE-ALKALINE LAND

SALINITY

SALINITY BRIDGE

SALINOMETER

SALMONID RICKSETTSIA SEPTICAEMIA (RICKETTSIAL SALMON SYNDROME

SALMONIDAE

SALMONIDS

SALT ERROR

SALT GLAND

SALT TOLERANCE TEST

SALT-MARSH

SALTWATER MYXOBACTERIOSIS

SALVELINID

SAMPLE

SAMPLE FOR ANALYSIS

SAMPLERS

SAMPLING

SAMPLING METHOD

SAND

SAND FILTER

SANITATION

SAPONIFICATION

SAPONIN

SAPROLEGNIA

SAPROLEGNIASIS

SARCOMA

SATELLITE DNA

SATIATION RATION

SATUROMETER

SCALE

SCALLOP

SCANNING SONAR

SCARER

SCAVENGER

SCENEDESMUS

SCHIZOGONY

SCHIZONT

SCOLIOSIS

SCOPE FOR ACTIVITY

SCREEN

SCREENING

SCUTE

SEA ANCHOR

SEA BASS

SEA BREAM (Sparus spp.)

SEA BREEZE

SEA DROGUE

SEA FARMING

SEA LOUSE

SEA TROUT

SEA URCHIN

SEAWATER SYSTEM

SEAWATER, ARTIFICIAL

SEAWATER, ENRICHED

SEAWATER, NATURAL

SECCHI DISK

SECONDARY INFECTION

SECONDARY LAMELLA

SECONDARY SEXUAL CHARACTERISTICS

SECRETION

SECTION

SEDIMENT

SEDIMENTABLE SOLIDS

SEDIMENTARY POND

SEDIMENTATION POND (SETTLING BASIN)

SEED

SEGMENTATION

SEICHE

SEINE NET

SEINE ROPE

SELECTIVE BREEDING

SELF-CLEANING TANK

SELF-FEEDER

SEMI-INTENSIVE CULTURE

SENSE ORGAN

SEPTIC

SEPTICAEMIA

SEROSA

SEROUS

SERRANIDAE

SERUM

SESSILE

SESTON

SET NET

SETTLEABLE SOLIDS

SETTLEMENT

SETTLING CHAMBER

SETTLING TANK

SEWAGE FUNGUS

SEX INVERSION

SEX RATIO

SEX REVERSAL

SEXUAL MATURITY

SEXUAL REPRODUCTION

SHACKLE

SHEDDER

SHEET PILE

SHELF EDGE

SHELF LIFE

SHELL DISEASE SYNDROME

SHELLFISH

SHELLFISH POISONING

SHELLFISH TOXINS

SHINGLE

SHOCK TREATMENT

SHOCKING

SHORE PROFILE

SHRIMP

SHUCK

SIDE EFFECT

SIEVERT (Sv)

SIGN

SIGNIFICANCE LEVEL

SILAGE

SILICA

SILL

SILO

SILO CULTURE

SILT

SILURIDAE

SIMILARITY INDEX

SINGLE CELL PROTEIN (Recombinant protein/ fusion protein)

SINGLE SEX CULTURE

SINGLE YEAR CLASS SITE

SINGLE-PASS SYSTEM

SINUS

SIPHON

SLAUGHTER

SLOUGH

SLOW-SINKING FOOD

SLUICE GATE

SMOLT

SMOLTIFICATION

SOLE

SOLVENT

SOMATIC CELLS

SOMATIC GROWTH

SOMATOTROPIN

SONAR

SOUTHERN BLOT

SPARGE

SPARID

SPAT

SPAT-FALL

SPAWNING

SPAWNING BEHAVIOUR

SPAWNING MIGRATION

SPAWNING POND

SPECIES

SPECIFIC GROWTH RATE

SPECIFIC NAME

SPECIFICITY

SPENT FISH

SPERM

SPERM MOTILITY

SPERMATOGENESIS

SPERMATOPHORE

SPINNING DISEASE

SPINULE

SPLASHBOARD

SPLEEN

SPLEENIC

SPLICE

SPOROCYST

SPOROZOA

SPORULATION

SPRING TIDE

SPRING VIRAEMIA OF CARP

STABILIZATION POND

STAGE MICROMETER

STAIN

STAND PIPE

STANDARD (WATER QUALITY)

STANDARD DEPTH

STANDARD ENVIRONMENTAL TEMPERATURE (SET)

STANDARD ERROR

STANDARD LENGTH

STANDARD METABOLIC RATE

STANDING CROP

STANDING STOCK

STARCH

STARCH GEL ELECTROPHORESIS

STARVATION (FASTING TIME)

STATOCYST

STEADY FLOW RATE

STEATOSIS

STENOHALINE

STENOHOSPITALIC

STENOTYPIC

STERILE

STERILIZATION

STEROID

STIMULUS

STOCHASTIC PROCESS

STOCK

STOCK ENHANCEMENT

STOCKING

STOCKING DENSITY

STOCKING RATE

STOMACH

STOMATITIS

STOMATOPODA

STORAGE POND

STORM SURGE

STR

STRAIGHT-HINGE LARVAE

STRAIN

STRAND, NON-CODING

STREPTOCOCCAL SEPTICAEMIA

STREPTOMYCTES

STRESS

STRESSOR

STRING CULTURE

STRINGENCY

STRIPPING

STURGEON

SUBACUTE

SUBCUTANEOUS

SUBLETHAL

SUBLITTORAL

SUBMERGED AQUATIC PLANTS

SUBMERSIBLE

SUBMUCOSA

SUBSISTENCE CULTURE

SUBSTRATE

SUBTERMINAL

SUBTROPICAL ZONE

SUBUNIT VACCINE

SUCTION PUMP

SUCTORIA

SUFFOCATION

SULFAMERIZENE

SULPHONAMIDES

SUMMER KILL

SUN BURN

SUNFISH

SUPERSATURATION

SUPPLEMENTAL DIET

SUPPRESSOR T CELL

SUPRAMAXILLARY

SURFACE WATER

SURFACTANT

SURVIVAL RATE

SURVIVAL SUIT

SUSPENDED CULTURE

SUSPENDED SOLIDS

SUSPENSION FEEDER

SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT

SUSTAINABLE USE

SWAB

SWELLING

SWIM-UP FRY

SWIMBLADDER

SWIMMERETS

SWIVEL

SYMBIONT

SYMBIOSIS

SYMPATRIC

SYMPTOM

SYNAPSIS

SYNDROME

SYNECOLOGY

SYNERGISM

SYNKARYOTIC

SYSTEMIC

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BLOOD WATER

Definition

Water generated by the bleeding and slaughter procedures in the harvesting of farmed fish which must be disposed of in an approved manner to prevent transmission to the wild of disease agents potentially present in fish blood. Can be used for recycling pu

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