Fisheries and Aquaculture Journal
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Fisheries and Aquaculture Journal : Citations & Metrics Report

Articles published in Fisheries and Aquaculture Journal have been cited by esteemed scholars and scientists all around the world. Fisheries and Aquaculture Journal has got h-index 20, which means every article in Fisheries and Aquaculture Journal has got 20 average citations.

Following are the list of articles that have cited the articles published in Fisheries and Aquaculture Journal.

	2024	2023	2022	2021	2020	2019	2018	2017	2016	2015	2014
Total published articles	21	38	34	57	10	13	23	52	31	46	38
Research, Review articles and Editorials	0	6	11	16	10	13	20	49	30	38	37
Research communications, Review communications, Editorial communications, Case reports and Commentary	10	27	23	11	0	0	3	2	0	0	1
Conference proceedings	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0
Citations received as per Google Scholar, other indexing platforms and portals	458	487	428	253	233	159	138	125	0	0	0

Journal total citations count	1937
Journal impact factor	8.33
Journal 5 years impact factor	8.09
Journal cite score	8.86
Journal h-index	20
Journal h-index since 2019	18

Important citations (2435)

nwabuisi oc, udoumoh af, omuboba dj, uchenna eu, chukwuemeka oa, hulda uo. morphometric and histological features of the testicles of cultured male broodstock african catfish (clarias gariepinus) at different ages. journal of the hellenic veterinary medical society. 2017;68(2):211-8. View at Publisher View at Google Scholar
simpson g, barnes me, parker tm, voorhees j. non-consumptive activities on a public hunting and fishing area. natural resources. 2014 nov 19;5(14):876. View at Publisher View at Google Scholar
satish kp. a review on freshwater fish diversity. j food sci res. 2017;2(1):104. View at Publisher View at Google Scholar
gallardi d, hobbs k, mills t, couturier c, parrish cc, murray hm. effects of extended ambient live holding on cultured blue mussels (mytilus edulis l.) with reference to condition index, lipid profile, glycogen content and organoleptic testing. aquaculture. 2014 jun 20;430:149-58. View at Publisher View at Google Scholar
peixoto mj, svendsen jc, malte h, pereira lf, carvalho p, pereira r, gonçalves jf, ozório ro. diets supplemented with seaweed affect metabolic rate, innate immune, and antioxidant responses, but not individual growth rate in european seabass (dicentrarchus labrax). journal of applied phycology. 2016 jun 1;28(3):2061-71. View at Publisher View at Google Scholar
madeira d, vinagre c, diniz ms. are fish in hot water? effects of warming on oxidative stress metabolism in the commercial species sparus aurata. ecological indicators. 2016 apr 1;63:324-31. View at Publisher View at Google Scholar
morton h, winter e, grote u. assessing natural resource management through integrated environmental and social-economic accounting: the case of a namibian conservancy. the journal of environment & development. 2016 dec;25(4):396-425. View at Publisher View at Google Scholar
armani a, guardone l, la castellana r, gianfaldoni d, guidi a, castigliego l. dna barcoding reveals commercial and health issues in ethnic seafood sold on the italian market. food control. 2015 sep 1;55:206-14. View at Publisher View at Google Scholar
xiong x, d’amico p, guardone l, castigliego l, guidi a, gianfaldoni d, armani a. the uncertainty of seafood labeling in china: a case study on cod, salmon and tuna. marine policy. 2016 jun 1;68:123-35. View at Publisher View at Google Scholar
xiong x, guardone l, giusti a, castigliego l, gianfaldoni d, guidi a, andrea a. dna barcoding reveals chaotic labeling and misrepresentation of cod (é³•, xue) products sold on the chinese market. food control. 2016 feb 1;60:519-32. View at Publisher View at Google Scholar
wang o, somogyi s. chinese consumers and shellfish: associations between perception, quality, attitude and consumption. food quality and preference. 2018 jun 1;66:52-63. View at Publisher View at Google Scholar
abu-elala nm, abd-elsalam rm, marouf s, abdelaziz m, moustafa m. eutrophication, ammonia intoxication, and infectious diseases: interdisciplinary factors of mass mortalities in cultured nile tilapia. journal of aquatic animal health. 2016 jul 2;28(3):187-98. View at Publisher View at Google Scholar
mansour sa, soliman ss, soliman km. monitoring of heavy metals in the environment using bats as bioindicators: first study in egypt. vespertilio. 2016;18:61-78. View at Publisher View at Google Scholar
mosepele k, kolawole od. fisheries governance, management and marginalisation in developing countries: insights from botswana. cogent food & agriculture. 2017 jan 1;3(1):1338637. View at Publisher View at Google Scholar
satish kp. a review on freshwater fish diversity. j food sci res. 2017;2(1):104. View at Publisher View at Google Scholar
froehlich he, runge ca, gentry rr, gaines sd, halpern bs. comparative terrestrial feed and land use of an aquaculture-dominant world. proceedings of the national academy of sciences. 2018 may 15;115(20):5295-300. View at Publisher View at Google Scholar
petersen jk, saurel c, nielsen p, timmermann k. the use of shellfish for eutrophication control. aquaculture international. 2016 jun 1;24(3):857-78. View at Publisher View at Google Scholar
forde j, francis xo, o’carroll jp, patterson a, kennedy r. impact of intertidal oyster trestle cultivation on the ecological status of benthic habitats. marine pollution bulletin. 2015 jun 15;95(1):223-33. View at Publisher View at Google Scholar
vaughn cc, hoellein tj. bivalve impacts in freshwater and marine ecosystems. annual review of ecology, evolution, and systematics. 2018 nov 2;49:183-208. View at Publisher View at Google Scholar
wang l, fan y, yan c, gao c, xu z, liu x. assessing benthic ecological impacts of bottom aquaculture using macrofaunal assemblages. marine pollution bulletin. 2017 jan 15;114(1):258-68. View at Publisher View at Google Scholar
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