I saw in a literature that the author used different research methods to build an aging model. Then the author's research started from fish eggs. I don't quite understand if it is necessary to start from fish eggs and what the purpose of doing so is. What is the difference between adult fish and juvenile fish in the aging model? Could everyone tell me?
Fish eggs are characteristics for each species with different shapes and sizes, for identify the fish you can use the fish eggs .
An egg study may be initiated if it is necessary to describe the embryogenesis of a particular fish species (e.g., if this information is not available) or if the effect of parental age on egg quality is being investigated. In general, a more logical approach for aging studies may be to study the different ages of fish after sexual maturity, but in some cases, focusing on early ontogenesis (eggs, larvae) is also worthwhile.
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