10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «KATADROMOUS»
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1
Development of Animal Behaviour
With the Common Flounder the Eel constitutes the old group of katadromous
fishes, those which migrate from the fresh water to spawn in the sea. The
Flounder is certainly katadromous like the Plaice seeks water of greater density
than its ...
The second exception is represented by the Eel group. With the Common
Flounder the Eel constitutes the old group of Katadromous fishes, those which
migrate from the fresh water to spawn in the sea. The Flounder is certainly
Katadromous ...
3
Chemistry and biogeochemistry of estuaries
Eric Olausson, Ingemar Cato. fresh water. For both groups the estuary is a
passage area, but it may also be a spawning area for the katadromous species or
an area of residence for the anadromous organisms. Well-known anadromous
fish ...
Eric Olausson, Ingemar Cato, 1980
1999) and the existence of extant anadromous and katadromous teleost species
corroborate the conclusion that fishes are characterized by highly flexible ion and
acid-base regulation systems that are well adapted to handle the largely ...
Jean-Pierre Gattuso, Lina Hansson, 2011
5
Environmental Physiology of Animals
... 124 hormonal regulation 381 katadromous 216 locomotion methods 216
locusts 640, 641 long-range 651 maximum distances 216 mechanisms 215–17
and navigation skills 216 nematodes 690–1 parasites 678 routes 216 scaling
effects ...
Pat Willmer, Graham Stone, Ian Johnston, 2009
6
Wetland Management: Proceedings of the International ...
... for the katadromous Platichthys flesus (Flounder) and small numbers of
Osmerus eperlanus (Smelt). A rapid colonization of common freshwater species
such as Gymnocephalus cernuus (Ruffe), Perca fluviatilis (Perch), Rutilus rutilus
...
R. A. Falconer, P. Goodwin, 1994
7
Encyclopedia of Marine Sciences
(After Beutelspacher and van der Marel 1968) Kastengreifer — >box corer.
katadromous — >catadromous. kelp →Phaeophyta. Kelvin-Helmholtz billows a
wave-like pattern that develops on a shear layer because of shear instability, and
that ...
Johanna G. Baretta-Bekker, Egbert K. Duursma, Bouwe R. Kuipers, 1998
8
The Regulatory State: Constitutional Implications
... wander as 'katadromous' or 'anadromous' species between inner waters,
coastal states, and the high seas, or migrate over large distances within the seas
(such as tuna and whales). Some diversity of occurrence is also known with
regard ...
Dawn Oliver, Tony Prosser, Richard Rawlings, 2010
9
Animal Behavior Desk Reference: A Dictionary of Animal ...
katabolism See metabolism: catabolism. ♢ katadromous See -dromous:
catadromous. ♢ katagenesis See 2evolution: catagenesis. ♢ katharobic adj.
Referring to an organism that inhabits pure water, or water of very low organic
content (Lincoln ...
10
Appendices: Persistent Traditions: A long-term perspective ...
In total the assemblage comprised seven freshwater species, one anadromous
and one katadromous species (Prummel 1987, 211 and table 1). Furthermore the
site yielded bone and antler tools, both finished products, such as awls and ...
Luc W.S.W. Amkreutz, 2013
