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2005
Publisher Summary Fishes of the tropical region constitute one of the most fascinating subjects of study in comparative biology. The myriad radiations and adaptive modifications displayed by different groups of tropical fishes cover practically all important phenomena in evolutionary biology.
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Publisher Summary Fishes of the tropical region constitute one of the most fascinating subjects of study in comparative biology. The myriad radiations and adaptive modifications displayed by different groups of tropical fishes cover practically all important phenomena in evolutionary biology.
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The New Zealand medical journal, 1978
A case of tropical fish tank granuloma due to mycobacterium marinum is presented. The source, epidemiology, diagnosis and treatment are discussed.
J L, Faoagali +3 more
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A case of tropical fish tank granuloma due to mycobacterium marinum is presented. The source, epidemiology, diagnosis and treatment are discussed.
J L, Faoagali +3 more
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Tropical fish medicine. Necropsy examination of fish.
The Veterinary clinics of North America. Small animal practice, 1988Necropsy examination of moribund or dead specimens is an essential step in diagnosing fish diseases. This article discusses basic anatomy and necropsy procedures. A large part of the article has been devoted to methods of procuring samples for laboratory analysis and histologic examination.
R, Reimschuessel +3 more
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Tropical fish medicine. Anesthesia in fish.
The Veterinary clinics of North America. Small animal practice, 19881. Before using anesthesia in fish, check water quality parameters for tropical fish aquariums in the locality. 2. Monitor any changes in water quality that result from anesthetic administration, especially pH and alkalinity. Have adequate buffering agents available to counter these changes. 3.
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“FISH FANCIERS' FINGER”: TROPICAL FISH‐TANK GRANULOMA
Medical Journal of Australia, 1981T B, Hugh, M J, Coleman
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Liver diseases of tropical fish
Seminars in Avian and Exotic Pet Medicine, 2000Liver diseases in tropical fish arise from diverse causes, but most of these can be understood by comparison with processes that have been better studied in their mammalian counterparts. The nature of the industry, particularly the methods of collection, handling, and transport of fish before their point-of-sale to the consumer, can introduce factors ...
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Tropical fish medicine. Fish cytology and hematology.
The Veterinary clinics of North America. Small animal practice, 1988Cytology and hematology can provide valuable information during the evaluation of fish patients. Although more commonly practiced with larger species of fish, hematologic evaluation aids in the identification of diseases that have an effect on the cells in peripheral blood in the same manner as in mammalian and avian patients.
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Tropical fish: explosions and extinctions
Trends in Ecology & Evolution, 1998I M, Côté, J D, Reynolds
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