Changes in viscosity of high‐ionic‐strength muscle extracts of hake stored on ice are subject to seasonal variation. A rapid fall in the viscosity occurs in extracts of fish caught during the summer. The viscosity declines at a slower rate after the sixth day of storage for those fish caught during the autumn. No change in the viscosity was observed in hake caught during the winter and spring.
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