Fish Reproduction
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aquatic toxicology
atlantic
Biparental Care
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Comparative Endocrinology
comparative reproductive strategies
EGGSHELL PROTEINS
endocrine disruption biomarkers
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fathead
Final Oocyte Maturation
fish reproductive endocrinology
follicle
Germinal Vesicle
Ginglymostoma Cirratum
Gonadal Sex Differentiation
Granulosa Cells
growth
Hormonal Pheromones
hormonal regulation in aquatic species
Japanese Eel
Lemon Shark
maturation
Minnow
oocyte
Oocyte Growth
Oocyte Maturation
ovarian
Ovarian Follicles
Phoxinus Phoxinus
Plasma Concentrations
Predation Risk
rainbow
Rainbow Trout
Red Seabream
reproductive behavior analysis
salmon
Sperm Competition
Sphyrna Tiburo
Spotted Seatrout
trout
Van Der Kraak
Viviparous Eelpout
viviparous teleost physiology
Product details
- ISBN 9781578083312
- Weight: 1338g
- Dimensions: 156 x 234mm
- Publication Date: 01 Jan 2008
- Publisher: Taylor & Francis Inc
- Publication City/Country: US
- Product Form: Hardback
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With the decline in world fish stocks, our knowledge of fish reproduction has become fundamental. Reproduction is an essential commitment to future generation. It is also a continuous development process throughout ontogeny, requiring energetic, ecological, physiological, anatomical, biochemical and endrocrinological adaptations. The first chapters highlight important issues affecting fish normal ways of reproductive development; details would focus on species living in opposite environments, such as tropical and polar fishes; far related, as teleosts and cartilaginous fishes; and finally, fish having different reproductive strategies. Thereafter, since many fishes live in detrimental environments, mainly induced by the continuous input of xenobiotic substances into waterways, the authors found it highly pertinent to include this topic. Herein, the authors fix their attention on the factors and mechanisms that may well affect reproductionrelated hormonal systems as also on known consequences for fish living i
Rocha, Maria J ; Arukwe, Augustine; Kapoor, B.G.
