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Ichthyology
Directory > Science > Biology > Zoology > Chordates > Ichthyology
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  A brief account of fish biology, behavior, neuroanatomy and a consideration of whether fish feel pain. |
David Allsop at the University of Edinburgh has been studying fish that can change sex at some point during their life. |
Journal that publishes original research papers in all aspects of fish physiology and biochemistry. |
Alessandro De Maddalena’s personal page with details of his research on sharks, his work as a marine wildlife illustrator, his collaborations and publications. |
Showcases information concerning the effects ultraviolet rays have on coral reef fish vision, coloration, behavior and ecology. |
Describes the mechanisms that fish can utilize to extract oxygen from the water, concentrating on the gills. |
Information about the renowned shark researcher, including answers to questions about her shark-related adventures. |
Fish Information Website. Everything you need to know about the biology of the fish. |
Time-lapse recordings and confocal images dealing with the developmental biology of fish. |
Instruction on examining the external and internal characteristics of a fish, as given to students on the marine biology course at Bangor University. |
An introduction to the taxonomy of fish with explanations of the technical terms used. |
Researchers and projects dedicated to fish evolutionary genetics and conservation in British Columbia, Canada. |
An illustrated introduction to the external and internal anatomy of the fish. |
Defines terms used in the study of fishes and fisheries. |
Outline of the external features including body shape, head, fins, gills, lateral line, coloring and swim bladder. |
Database of fish biodiversity in the Neotropics. Systematic and geographic data on freshwater fish specimens. |
Janos Bakos provides comprehensive technical data on the conditions necessary for the reproduction of cultivated fish species. |
A computer-based course on ichthyology for students in biology or environmental science. |
Introduction to the study of ichthyology and the characteristics of fish presented by Jason Buchheim. |
General introduction to ichthyology and information about the museum's research in the classification. |
Database that includes more than 53,000 species of fish as well as bibliographic references. |
Fish systematics research site includes catalog, checklists, and images of fishes. |
Many species of fish will not readily reproduce under certain culture conditions. This article describes the natural breeding cycle and the induction of spawning. |
Comprehensive searchable fish database that offers fish data, shark research and images. |
Project guides and reports of ongoing research currently conducted at the University of New Mexico. |
A brief outline of the essential features of fish biology. |
Features fish research, biology and a list of species that reside off the Pacific coast in North America. |
List of scientific publications submitted to this organization which is based at the Gatty Marine Laboratory in Scotland. |
Photographic study by Jean-Marie Cavanihac on fish scales and also many photographs of developing fish embryos, with video clips. |
Resources of scientific and educational value, maintained by Keith Jackson. |
Brief description of the many physiological adaptations that Arctic fish have made to help them cope with life at low temperatures. |
Article discussing how teleosts and hardy elasmobranches have adapted to survive in low oxygen environments. |
Images, distribution maps and other data on North American freshwater fish. |
This group hopes to raise awareness of native fish and increase scientific knowledge of them to try to prevent more from becoming extinct. |
Contains the online archives of the mailing list for this forum. |
The University of Oslo runs a strategic program that aims to educate the next generation of fish physiologists and neurobiologists. |
An article discussing how fish have adapted to the problems posed by life in water and how osmoregulation is a vital function affecting all aspects of fish health. |
Provides photographs and diagrams of the external and internal anatomy of the fish. |
Publishers of ichthyological taxonomic texts. Descriptions of publications, book reviews and sample images. |
Information on fish reproduction and the rearing of fry, concentrating on the species usually found in aquaria. |
Mat Couchman discusses the environmental influences and changes in lifestyle that create physiological and metabolic adaptations in fish and also deals with their basic nutritional requirements. |
Permanently up-to-date about systematics of the freshwater fishes from Argentina. Also includes PDF downloads and links. |
German language platform for scientists and ichthyologically interested persons. Data about events and article abstracts. |
Formed by a group of ichthyologists and students with a broad range of interests in neotropical fish. |
A brief account of fish biology which also considers stress and the welfare of farmed fish. |
Article explaining how fish swim and why they have developed very different body shapes. |
Research into the impact of agricultural pesticides on sensitive stages of the life history of Salmonids. |
Technical report into the occurrence of intersex in roach and gudgeon and the role played by treated sewage effluent in the feminizing effects observed in UK roach populations. |
Mat Couchman aims to discover the main elements of the food chain in a reservoir, culminating at the pinnacle level with the crucian carp (Carassius carassius). |
ISJ was established in 1968 to advance the study of fishes and fish biology. There is a meeting each October and it publishes members papers and the Japanese Journal of Ichthyology. In English and Japanese. |
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