10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «EURYHALINE»
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euryhaline in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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Fish Physiology:
Euryhaline Fishes: Fish Physiology
This volume will provide the first integrative review of euryhalinity in fish. There is no other book that focuses on fish that have the capacity to move between freshwater and seawater.
Stephen D. Mccormick, Colin J. Brauner, Anthony Peter Farrell, 2013
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Elasmobranch Biodiversity, Conservation and Management: ...
List of euryhaline and obligate freshwater elasmobranchs from the Indo-West
Pacific. CARCHARHlNlDAE Carcharhinus leucas Glyphis gangeticus Glyphis sp.
A Glyphis sp. B Glyphis sp. C ? = G. glyphis Euryhaline. Obligate freshwater?
Sarah L. Fowler, Tim M. Reed, Frances Dipper, 2002
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The Physiology of Fishes, Fourth Edition
Following the success of the bestselling third edition, this newly updated and completely revised fourth edition of The Physiology of Fishes provides comprehensive coverage of the most important aspects of the form and function of fishes.
David H. Evans, James B. Claiborne, Suzanne Currie, 2013
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Electroreception in the
Euryhaline Stingray, Dasyatis Sabina
This study determined the electrosensitivity of a euryhaline elasmobranch, the Atlantic stingray, Dasyatis sabina, throughout the range of salinities that it would naturally encounter.
So far the only detailed descriptions of the intercellular junction in a marine
teleost are those of euryhaline fish, particularly the mullet and the eel, two fish
that operate close to the Nernst potential for sodium (Sargent, 1980; Sardet et al.,
1979).
William Stewart Hoar, Hoar, David J. Randall, 1984
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Dying and Dead Seas Climatic Versus Anthropic Causes
These euryhaline species succeeded to save the feeding value of zooplankton
and benthos under conditions of the Aral Sea anthropogenic salinization. A
positive role of euryhaline acclimatizants is especially clear since the beginning
and ...
Jacques C.J. Nihoul, Peter O. Zavialov, Philip P. Micklin
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The Significance of Vertebrate Metamorphosis
Both led them to the use of rhodopsin in rod vision, for this is the pigment we find
characteristically in marine fishes and land vertebrates. The euryhaline fishes are
intermediate between fresh-water and marine forms both in life history and in ...
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Advances in Marine Biology APL
Species of Crassostrea are mostly estuarine and euryhaline and those of Ostrea
are stenohaline. Salinity preference of larval forms may in fact become a limiting
factor in dispersal as possibly in the case of Crassostrea virginica whose ...
Frederick Stratten Russell, 1976
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CURR TOPICS IN MEMBRANES & TRANSPORT
Volume Regulation in Cells of Euryhaline Invertebrates R. GILLES Laboratory of
Animal Physiology Institute of Zoology University of Liège B-4020 Liege, Belgium
I. INTRODUCTION So-called euryhaline, aquatic invertebrates have long been ...
Felix Bronner, R. Gilles, Liana Bolis, 1987
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Conservation Of Endangered Freshwater Fish In Europe
15 000 B.C. (Wilson, 1983). Indeed, Ireland's fish fauna is dominated by 23
euryhaline species compared with only 12 stenohaline species. The euryhaline
group includes 10 diadromous and three non-migratory "land-locked" taxa (
Killarney ...
Arthur Kirchhofer, Daniel Hefti, 1996
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «EURYHALINE»
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euryhaline is used in the context of the following news items.
From Scarcity to Abundance and the Big Opportunities for Businesses
... is another option being explored in Singapore; "mimicking the biological processes by which mangrove plants and euryhaline fish (fish that ... «Huffington Post, Jun 15»
Lake Nicaragua shark
The bull shark is categorized as a euryhaline fish, meaning that it can adapt to a wide range of salinities. This category of fish, while in fresh ... «Maritime Professional, Feb 15»
Another Life: Consensus on Irish flora and fauna no longer changing …
... small range of species of freshwater fish, most in the salt-tolerant (euryhaline) salmonid family and able to swim into Irish rivers from the sea. «Irish Times, Feb 15»
Nicaragua: opposition mounts to canal scheme
"Declining populations of native aquatic fauna such as euryhaline bull sharks, sawfish and tarpon, important for sport fishing and tourism, could ... «World War 4 Report, Nov 14»
Do tilapia and mangroves hold secrets to desalination?
Tilapia are so-called euryhaline fishes, which live in both fresh and seawater. As such they have to regulate the osmotic pressures from two ... «GreenBiz.com, Sep 14»
This spectacular ray is on the brink of extinction
Unlike many fish that either live in freshwater or marine environments, the sawfish can move through both (known as being 'euryhaline'). «Australian Geographic, Aug 14»
Australian endangered species: Largetooth Sawfish
The Largetooth Sawfish is a “euryhaline” species: capable of moving freely across a range of salinities from pure freshwater to the oceans. «The Conversation, Apr 14»
Nicaragua Canal Could Wreak Environmental Ruin
Declining populations of native aquatic fauna such as euryhaline bull sharks, sawfish and tarpon, important for sport fishing and tourism, could ... «Scientific American, Feb 14»
Nicaragua Canal could cause ecological disaster, warn experts
"Declining populations of native aquatic fauna such as euryhaline bull sharks, sawfish and tarpon, important for sport fishing and tourism, could ... «Mongabay.com, Feb 14»
Estuary stingrays more like their marine counterparts
The findings are contained in the report; A comparison of the electrosensory morphology of a euryhaline and a marine stingray, recently ... «Science Network Western Australia, Oct 13»
