Common Snook (Centropomus undecimalis) is widely distributed across the tropical Atlantic Coasts and has a significant economic impact. This review aims to assess the knowledge status of common snook, contributing significantly to the development of sustainable aquacultural practices. The review was conducted using Web of Science and Google Scholar to identify scientific articles analysing the biology and ecology, the status of snook fisheries and developments in aquaculture production. Researchers in the USA, Mexico and Brazil have conducted 37.95%, 25.52% and 26.21% of published research, respectively, focusing mainly on reproduction in natural environments, status of fisheries and aquaculture production. From an environmental perspective, it is essential to understand the factors impacting C. undecimalis populations. Climate change effects and human alterations to river courses pose significant threats. In addition to fishing regulations, there is a promising potential for further fisheries research and to deepen the understanding of the life cycle to support the implementation of sound aquacultural practices to replenish exploited stocks and to develop commercial aquaculture. Currently, C. undecimalis populations in Mexico and the United States are overexploited, focusing on México, which now has a management plan. Advances in controlled reproduction and larval development have been made. However, many challenges remain unclear, such as larval conditions that continue to represent a bottleneck to block continuous and large-scale aquaculture production, larval nutrition, disease management and culture systems. However, aquaculture holds the potential to enhance the sustainability of this species by reducing fishing pressure and aiding population recovery.

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评估普通斯努克 Centropomus undecimalis 可持续水产养殖的可行性


普通斯努克 （Centropomus undecimalis） 广泛分布在热带大西洋沿岸，具有重大的经济影响。本综述旨在评估普通斯诺克的知识状况，为可持续水产养殖实践的发展做出重大贡献。该审查是使用 Web of Science 和 Google Scholar 进行的，以确定分析生物学和生态学、斯诺克渔业状况和水产养殖生产发展的科学文章。美国、墨西哥和巴西的研究人员分别进行了 37.95%、25.52% 和 26.21% 的已发表研究，主要关注自然环境中的繁殖、渔业状况和水产养殖生产。从环境的角度来看，了解影响 C 的因素至关重要。undecimal 的 Populations。气候变化的影响和人类对河道的改变构成了重大威胁。除了捕捞法规外，进一步开展渔业研究和加深对生命周期的理解，以支持实施良好的水产养殖做法，补充已开发的种群并发展商业水产养殖，这具有很大的潜力。目前，C.墨西哥和美国的 undecimalis 种群被过度开发，重点是墨西哥，该国现在有一项管理计划。在控制繁殖和幼虫发育方面已经取得了进展。然而，许多挑战仍不清楚，例如幼体条件继续成为阻碍连续和大规模水产养殖生产、幼体营养、疾病管理和养殖系统的瓶颈。 然而，水产养殖有可能通过减少捕捞压力和帮助种群恢复来提高该物种的可持续性。