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WAEC Fisheries · Section 2

Taxonomy, Anatomy, Life Processes, Ecology, Genetics, Aquarium Management, Pond Construction, and Health

Section B: Fish Biology & Aquaculture

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Official WAEC Fisheries outline · Section B: Fish Biology & Aquaculture

Content

Fish length/weight measurements, internal/external anatomy, locomotion, digestion, circulation, osmoregulation, life cycles, water parameters, genetic breeding, aquarium construction, pond design/stocking/feeding, fish diseases

Objective

Classify fishery species and take body measurements; relate anatomical structures (gills, swim bladder, heart, gonads) to biological functions; explain locomotion, digestion, blood circulation, gaseous exchange, osmoregulation, and reproduction; measure water quality parameters (pH, DO, turbidity, salinity); apply Mendelian genetics to fish breeding (GIFT tilapia); construct and manage aquaria; execute fish pond site selection, excavation, stocking, water quality maintenance, feed formulation, harvesting, and disease management (gill rot, furunculosis, ich).

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