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1998 INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON SEA LICE BIOLOGY Venue:
Amsterdam, Netherlands
Dates: 20-24th July,1998
Recent advances in the study of the biology of Sea Lice will be the
subject of a THREE DAY CONFERENCE to be held in Amsterdam from 22nd to
24th JULY 1998. Following the very successful formula of the first Sea
Lice workshop held in Paris in 1992, the AMSTERDAM meeting will take
place during the Fourth World and Third European Crustacean Congresses -
hosted by the University of Amsterdam. The dates of the main congress
are 20th to 24th July. This will enable Sea Lice meeting participants to
experience sea lice research within its wider context, to interact with
the top crustacean specialists world-wide, and to hear about research in
important related topics - such as shellfish aquaculture and fisheries.
The proceedings will be peer-reviewed and published after the meeting.
The Crustacean Congress has plenary sessions each morning so contributed
sessions will take place in the afternoons. The sea lice sessions will
be held from Wednesday 22nd to Friday 24th of July.
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SEA LICE CONFERENCE SESSIONS
| Wednesday
22nd July pm: |
Sea Lice and
Fish Parasitic Crustacea |
| Thursday
23rd July pm: |
Sea Lice
Biology |
Friday
24th July am:
Sea Lice Workshop Speaker: |
Plenary
session
Mr Gordon Rae, Scottish Salmon Growers Association |
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| Friday
24th July pm: |
Sea Lice
Biology |
There will also be Poster Sessions during the period 22nd to
24th.
REGISTRATION:
REMINDER for all
those planning to attend the conference in Amsterdam:
Remember to register by the end of April since the late registration
supplement will be payable after 1st May.
Address for all correspondence concerning registration to:
The Sea Lice conference is being organised by Dr. Geoff
Boxshall on behalf of the partners in the EU Concerted Action on "Lice
Control in Fish Farms" under the FAIR programme. If you have any
questions or problems concerning the Amsterdam meeting please contact:
Geoff Boxshall: E-mail: G.Boxshall@nhm.ac.uk;
Fax:+44-171-938-9158
LIST OF CONTRIBUTIONS
ORAL PRESENTATIONS
(23 Titles)
22 July 1998
Lecture room: E Third
International Workshop on Sea lice I (Convenor G.A. Boxshall).
Sponsored by the EC.
Subtheme: 5
Chairperson: G.
Boxshall
14:00 152
Ibrahim A. & B.M. MacKinnon
The influence of pollutants on susceptibility of Atlantic Salmon
to infection with Lepeophtheirus salmonis.
14:15 153
Braidwood, J.C.
The use of Crangon crangon to investigate the potential
environmental impact of excis sea lice treatment.
14:30 154
Bell, S., J.E. Bron & C. Sommerville
Distribution of exocrine glands in Lepeophtheirus salmonis
(Krøyer, 1837) and Caligus elongatus Nordmann,
1832.
14:45 155
El-Rashidy, H & G. Boxshall
Coevolution of the parasitic copepods of the family Ergasilidae
(Poecilostomatoida) and host fishes of the family Mugilidae.
Lecture room: E Third
International Workshop on Sea lice II (Convenor G.A. Boxshall).
Sponsored by the EC.
Subtheme: 5
Chairperson: C.
Sommerville
16:00 156
Dawson, L.J., A.W. Pike, D.F. Houlihan & A.H. McVicar
Effects of Sea Lice, Lepeophtheirus salmonis,
on Sea Trout, Salmo trutta, at different times
after seawater transfer.
16:15 157
Jackson, D. (1)
Population dynamics of sea lice on wild sea trout post smoults.
16:30 158
Firth, K.J., S.C. Johnson & N.W. Ross
Investigation on the role of skin mucus proteases of atlantic
salmon during Lepeophtheirus salmoneis
infestation.
16:45 159
Tully, O., W.R. Poole & K.F. Whelan
Temporal variability in physiological conditions of Sea Trout in
the marine environment: Implications for the impact of Sea Lice on
host survival.
23 July 1998
Lecture room: E Third
International Workshop on Sea lice III (Convenor G.A. Boxshall).
Sponsored by the EC.
Subtheme: 5
Chairperson: M.
J.Costello
14:00 201
Boxaspen, K. & T. Næss
Development of eggs and planktonic (early life) stages of Salmon
Lice (Lepeophtheirus salmonis ) at low
temperatures.
14:15 202
McAndrew, K., R. Wootten & C. Sommerville
Survival and egg production of Lepeophtheirus salmonis in
experimental infections of Atlantic salmon (Salmo salar).
14:30 203
Nordhagen, J.R. P.A. Heuch & T.A. Schram
Size as indicator of origin of salmon lice Lepeophtheirus salmonis (Copepoda: Caligidae).
14:45 204
Bron, J.E., G. Wainwright, R.P. Smullen, C. Sommerville, R.
Wootten & H.H. Rees
The cuticle and ecdysis in larval stages of Lepeophtheirus salmonis (Krøyer, 1837) (Copepoda, Caligidae).
Lecture room: E Third
International Workshop on Sea lice IV (Convenor G.A. Boxshall).
Sponsored by the EC.
Subtheme: 5
Chairperson: A.
Pike
16:00 205
Tully, O., P. Gargan, W.R. Poole & K.F. Whelan
Spatial and temporal variation in Sea Lice infestation of Sea
Trout in Ireland (1990-1997).
16:15 206
Shinn, A.P., D.J. Gray, J.E. Bron & C. Sommerville
Elemental analysis of scottish populations of the ectoparasitic
copepod Lepeophtheirus salmonis (Krøyer,
1837).
16:30 207
Jackson, D. (2)
Population dynamics of Lepeophtheirus salmonis
Krøyer (Copepoda: Caligidae) on farmed salmon.
16:45 208
Costello, M.J. & A. Pike
Towards a quantification of salmon lice population dynamics and
infestation potential.
24 July 1998
Lecture room: Aula
Fisheries and Aquaculture
Subtheme: 5
Chairperson:
09:30 216
Rae, G.H.
Current practice and future research trends in Salmon Aquaculture
in Scotland.
10:30 217
Jamieson, G.S.
Selective effects of fishing on the population dynamics of
crustaceans.
11:00 218
Smith, D.M.
Contribution of biological and ecological studies into various
aspects of prawn farming.
Lecture room: F Third
International Workshop on Sea lice V (Convenor G.A. Boxshall).
Sponsored by the EC.
Subtheme: 5
Chairperson: O.
Tully
14:00 252
Hull, M.Q., A.W. Pike, A.J. Mordue & G.H. Rae
Should I stay of should I go? New on- and off- host parasite data
having implications for inter-host transfer of Lepeophtheirus salmonis.
14:15 253
Jackson, D. (3)
Caligus elongatus (Nordmann) as parasites of
farmed salmonids in Ireland.
14:30 254
Banks, B.A. & C. Sommerville
Enrichment of microsatellites from the ectoparasite Lepeophtheirus
salmonis (Krøyer) genome using biotinylated
oligonucleotide sequences.
14:45 255
Roth, M.
The availability and use of chemotherapeutic sea lice control
products.
POSTER PRESENTATIONS
(7 Titles)
Banks, B.A., A.P. Shinn, J.E. Bron &
C. Sommerville. The use of RAPD's to establish the interspecific
relationships of the ectoparasitic Caligid, Lepeophtheirus
salmonis (Krøyer, 1837) in Scotland.
Bashirullah, A.K. Non-interactive
coexistence of two parasitic copepods of Caranx hippos in eastern
Venezuela.
Grimnes, A., B. Finstad & P.J.
Jakobsen. Salmon lice: Comparative study on two host species.
Haji Hamin, H.L., J.E. Bron, A.P.
Shinn & C. Sommerville. The occurrence of blood reeding in Lepeophtheirus salmonis (Krøyer, 1837).
Schram, T.A.Hooks. Holdfasts of egg
string in parasitic copepods.
Shinn, A.P., B.A. Banks, J.E. Bron &
C. Sommerville. Comparison of 18S, ITS and cytochrome oxidase
sequences obtained from L. salmonis derived from wild and
farmed salmonids in Scotland.
Treasurer, J.W., A. Grant &
P.J. Davis. Physical constraints of bath treatment of Atlantic
salmon (Salmo salar) infested with sea lice (Copepoda:
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