Titlebook: Cyprinid Fishes; Systematics, biology Ian J. Winfield,Joseph S. Nelson Book 1991 Ian J. Winfield and Joseph S. Nelson 1991 adaptation.aquac

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Anhedonia as an Animal Model of Depressiongations make their identification very important. Unfortunately, their taxonomy and classification is unsatisfactory; the historical reasons are discussed here and a revised classification is presented. First, a brief overview of cyprinid anatomy, diversity and ecology is given.

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