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I/GCSE Biology Question Analysis - Biology - Fishing

I/GCSE Biology Question Analysis

· IGCSE Biology,biology,fish,fish farming

I/GCSE Biology Question Analysis Topic: Biology - Fishing

Exam Question:

Name the two techniques employed to meet the increasing demand of fish in the world.

Answer:

For I/GCSE Biology, you should know:

The two techniques are aquaculture and pisciculture.

Additional answers for elaboration:

Consume fish from the lower regions of the food chain. If farmed fish don't require a lot of wild fish in their diets, then fish farming can reduce pressure on marine ecosystems.

So, consumers ought to have low-trophic species like tilapia, catfish, carp, and bivalve mollusks—species that feed at the base of the food chain.

 

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