MCQ தேர்வு

Q1
Which hormone is most directly associated with vitellogenesis in female teleosts?
Q2
The term 'hermaphroditism' in fish reproduction means:
Q3
The primary physiological significance of osmoregulation in fishes is to:
Q4
In composite fish culture, the major advantage of combining species with different feeding niches is:
Q5
Which combination represents the classical three Indian major carps?
Q6
Which parasitic protozoan is commonly responsible for 'white spot disease' in freshwater fish?
Q7
Which plankton group is particularly important as a primary producer in freshwater fish ponds?
Q8
Which species is predominantly a surface feeder among the Indian major carps?
Q9
Which fishing mortality concept is most directly concerned with the proportion of a fish stock removed by fishing?
Q10
Which reproductive strategy is characteristic of many salmonids?
Q11
Which group contains important parasitic fish pathogens characterized by spore formation?
Q12
The main purpose of conditioning broodstock before induced breeding is to:
Q13
A lower feed conversion ratio generally indicates:
Q14
A sudden collapse of dissolved oxygen in a heavily stocked pond is most likely to occur during:
Q15
In intensive aquaculture, nitrification converts ammonia ultimately into:
Q16
In fish seed production, 'nursery rearing' generally refers to:
Q17
The principal nitrogenous excretory product of most teleost fishes is:
Q18
In fish population dynamics, 'recruitment' refers to:
Q19
Which characteristic is most useful for distinguishing an anadromous fish migration pattern?
Q20
Catadromous migration is best represented by:
Q21
The logistic growth model assumes that population growth is limited primarily by:
Q22
The principal ecological advantage of integrated fish farming with livestock or crops is:
Q23
Which bacterial genus is classically associated with the first major step of nitrification in biofilters?
Q24
Eutrophication of a fish pond is most directly associated with excessive input of:
Q25
Which essential fatty acid group is particularly important in marine fish nutrition?
Q26
In aquaculture epidemiology, 'FCR' most commonly means:
Q27
In fisheries management, 'growth overfishing' occurs when:
Q28
The main function of the swim bladder in physostomous fishes is associated with:
Q29
In hatchery management, proper water hardening of newly hatched or transported fish primarily helps them:
Q30
Which of the following is a physoclistous condition?
Q31
Marine teleosts generally face which osmotic challenge?
Q32
Which parameter is commonly used as an indicator of the buffering capacity of freshwater?
Q33
The infective stage of Ichthyophthirius multifiliis that actively seeks a fish host is the:
Q34
Which Indian major carp is primarily a column feeder in the natural pond ecosystem?
Q35
Which disease-causing bacterial genus is frequently associated with motile aeromonad septicemia in freshwater fish?
Q36
Which water-quality parameter most directly determines the toxic fraction of un-ionized ammonia in aquaculture systems?
Q37
Gillnets primarily capture fish by:
Q38
Vitellogenin is synthesized primarily in the:
Q39
The mesh-size regulation of fishing nets is primarily intended to:
Q40
Which statement about dissolved oxygen and fish metabolism is most accurate?
Q41
The Secchi disc is primarily used in fisheries management to estimate:
Q42
Which condition generally increases the percentage of toxic unionized ammonia in water?
Q43
Sequential hermaphroditism in fishes means that:
Q44
The primary role of protein in fish feed is to provide:
Q45
Which technique is particularly useful for estimating fish abundance using capture and recapture information?
Q46
The term 'carrying capacity' of a fish pond refers most appropriately to:
Q47
The Beverton-Holt model is commonly used in fisheries science to describe:
Q48
Which factor is generally most critical when transporting live fish over long distances?
Q49
The rete mirabile associated with the swim bladder primarily facilitates:
Q50
In induced breeding of Indian major carps, the principal role of pituitary extract or GnRH analogues is to:
Q51
Freshwater teleosts generally compensate for their osmotic environment by:
Q52
Which feed component generally provides the highest energy density per unit mass?
Q53
In aquaculture, biofloc technology relies heavily on:
Q54
Columnaris disease of freshwater fish is classically associated with:
Q55
The chloride cells of teleost gills are especially important for:
Q56
In fisheries science, 'MSY' stands for: