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Vertebral deformities are frequent and constitute a major drawback for many aquaculture
produced species. Lordosis and kyphosis, which are severe curvatures of the vertebral column, are
particularly problematic, compromising fish marketing and profitability. Senegalese sole is a
species with increasing interest in this industry and, like many others, presents high frequencies of
vertebral deformities under rearing conditions.
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Cardeira J., Mendes A.C., Pousão-Ferreira P., Cancela M.L., Gavaia P.J. 2011. Development of chondroid tissues in lordotic-kyphotic Senegalese sole (Solea senegalensis). Interdisciplinary Approaches in Fish Skeletal Biology, April 26-28, Tavira, Portugal.