The family Carangidae contains several species of aquaculture interest, including the amberjacks, yellowtails and trevallies. Among them, the greater amberjack (Seriola dumerili), the Japanese amberjack or yellowtail (Seriola quinqueradiata) and the yellowtail kingfish (Seriola lalandi) are considered the species with the highest potential for commercial aquaculture. Understanding the reproductive physiology–biology, spawning kinetics and production characteristics in captivity are of utmost importance for the domestication of any animal, and developing broodstock management methods and therapies to optimize egg production and overcome potential reproductive dysfunctions are essential. The present article reviews the available literature on the reproductive biology of the Carangidae species of interest for the aquaculture industry, both in the wild and under farming conditions. The reproductive traits of wild and farmed fish, whenever available, were compared in order to improve the understanding of the reproductive dysfunctions occurring in captivity. Finally, the hormonal maturation and spawning induction protocols examined so far to ameliorate the reproductive dysfunctions and obtain fertile gametes are summarized, and their effectiveness in the different rearing conditions is discussed.

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大鰤 (Seriola dumerili) 和 Carangidae 科其他成员的繁殖

Carangidae 科包含几种对水产养殖感兴趣的物种，包括鰤鱼、鰤鱼和鲹鱼。其中，大鰤（Seriola dumerili）、日本鰤或鰤（Seriola quinqueradiata）和鰤王鱼（Seriola lalandi）)被认为是最具商业水产养殖潜力的物种。了解繁殖生理学——圈养的生物学、产卵动力学和生产特征对于驯化任何动物都至关重要，开发亲鱼管理方法和疗法以优化产蛋量和克服潜在的生殖功能障碍是必不可少的。本文回顾了有关水产养殖业感兴趣的 Carangidae 物种繁殖生物学的现有文献，无论是在野外还是在养殖条件下。对野生和养殖鱼类的繁殖特性进行比较，以便更好地了解圈养中发生的繁殖功能障碍。最后，