Are Gill Rackers Involved in Taste Perception and Food Ingestion for Gobio carpathicus (Vladykov, 1925)? A Debate Sustained by Histological Arguments [PDF]
The feeding behaviour of fish is drastically influenced by food availability and dietary preferences. In omnivorous fish, chemoreception plays an important role in feeding and morphological adaptations may be observed in several regions of the body ...
Adrian Florin GAL +3 more
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ABSTRACT Understanding how the environment shapes species distribution and affects biodiversity patterns is important in ecology and conservation. Environmental stressors like climate change and anthropogenic impacts may lead to a significant decline in aquatic biodiversity.
Mojgan Zare Shahraki +6 more
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THE EFFECTS OF FERMENTED BANANA STEM (Musa paradisiaca) IN REDUCING ECTOPARASITE INFESTATION IN FARMED RED TILAPIA (Oreochromis niloticus) [PDF]
Tilapia is a widely farmed freshwater fish due to its fast growth and disease resistance. However, ectoparasite infestations hinder its health and growth.
Pangestuti, Novia Dwi +5 more
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A recent record of Romanogobio antipai (Actinopterygii, Cyprinidae, Gobioninae) from the Danube River in Bulgaria [PDF]
The Danube delta gudgeon, Romanogobio antipai, has been considered to be extinct because there were no reliable recent observations. The latest record confirmed by a voucher specimen dating from 1992. We report here on a specimen of R.
Alexander M. Naseka +3 more
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ABSTRACT Understanding how low salinity gradients (0‰–5‰) influence fish life cycles is critical for clarifying principles of fish assemblage formation in estuarine ecosystems. This study is intended to provide a foundation for predicting changes in fish populations amidst ongoing surface salinity decreases in the Baltic Sea. In the Neva River Estuary,
Anton A. Uspenskiy
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ECOLOGICAL IMPACTS OF THE INVASIVE AND CRYPTIC BARBU BARBUS (L.) (PISCES:CYPRINIDAE) [PDF]
Invasive species are among the principal causes of community and ecosystem integrity loss worldwide and freshwaters fishes are among the most threatened and introduced species.
DE SANTIS VANESSA
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The phylogenetic origin and evolution of acellular bone in teleost fishes: insights into osteocyte function in bone metabolism [PDF]
Vertebrate bone is composed of three main cell types: osteoblasts, osteoclasts and osteocytes, the latter being by far the most numerous. Osteocytes are thought to play a fundamental role in bone physiology and homeostasis, however they are entirely ...
Amprino R. +59 more
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Accurate fish growth and condition assessment is central to understanding the ecological health of freshwater ecosystems. Despite severe anthropogenic pressures, ecological and biometric studies of fish populations from heterogeneous habitats of the Chirchik River, a key tributary of the Syr Darya, remain poorly studied. Here, we demonstrate the length–
Akbarjon Rozimov +9 more
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This study estimated the length–weight relationships (LWRs) and length–length relationships (LLRs) for 6 fish species in the middle Yangtze River basin and its adjacent lakes (Ochetobius elongatus (Kner 1867), Rhinogobio cylindricus (Günther 1888), Hemibagrus macropterus (Bleeker 1870), Pseudobagrus albomarginatus (Rendahl 1928), Siniperca knerii ...
Chaoyang Wan +6 more
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First report of Calceostoma glandulosum (Monogenea) in Argyromus regius: morphogical and molecular characterization and temperature effects on lifecycle [PDF]
Funding The present work was financed by the projects SAUDE&AQUA (MAR-02.05.01-FEAMP-0009), SAUDE&AQUA II (MAR 021.1.3-FEAMPA-00018), Be4AQUAHEALTH (MAR 02.05.01-FEAMP-0013), EMSO-PT (POCI-01-0145-FEDER 022157), Fundação para a Ciência e Tecnologia ...
Baptista, Teresa +4 more
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