Titlebook: Ecomorphology of fishes; Joseph J. Luczkovich,Philip J. Motta,Karel F. Liem Book 1995 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 1995 Meer.

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Papyrus swamps and the respiratory ecology of , movement. Three lines of evidence suggest that these patterns relate to its respiratory mode. These include: the positive relationship between dissolved oxygen and the number of stations used per month, the positive relationship between fish density at dry season stations and dissolved oxygen, and

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Morphology, mechanics, and locomotion: the relation between the notochord and swimming motions in sts. On the other hand, maximal midline curvature was negatively correlated with the axial changes in the notochord’s angular stiffness (N m rad.) and change in internal pressure (% change from baseline of 58.6 kPa), both of which were measured during in vitro bending tests. In vivo curvature and in v

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Evolutionary interplay between ecology, morphology and reproductive behavior in threespine sticklebaorm of cannibalism is usually absent and courtship is conspicuous. Because benthic populations tend to have larger bodies and hence, larger gapes than do limnetic fish we suggest that cannibalism may be facilitated by large body size or a correlated trait. We test this by comparing the morphology of

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Book 1995lationships. The 18papers in the volume document: (1) how the morphologyof bony fishesconstrains ecological patterns and the use of resources; (2) whetherecological constraints can narrow the niche beyond the limits imposedby morphology (fundamental vs. realized niche); (3) how communities offishes

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Argumentation Through Languages and Culturesge in feeding mode was associated with a change in incisor shape and width: . < 39 mm SL possessed narrow, pointed incisors and strongly selected amphipods, which are captured using suction/ram-feeding; . > 40 mm SL possessed wide, flat-topped incisors and significantly increased their selectivity f