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Table 2Means from ANOVA results for each studied growth trait are the average of means at age during growout.
Fig. 1. Growth of control, 0.1 mgrl T1 , and 0.5 mgŽ.rl T5 groups for the different traits evaluated duringŽ.growout
Table 3Means and percent differences at age between the T5 0.5 mg
Fig. 2. Gonad and muscle indices for the control, 0.1 mg.dotted lines and empty squares are the estimated indices for PTs
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