Titlebook: Reproduction in Aquatic Animals; From Basic Biology t Manabu Yoshida,Juan F. Asturiano Book 2020 Springer Nature Singapore Pte Ltd. 2020 Aq

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Chapter 9 Self- and Nonself-Recognition of Gametes in Ascidiansuring the spawning season. To avoid inbreeding, several species, including . (Stolidobranchia) and . type A . (Phlebobranchia) possess a self-sterility system. In ., a 70-kDa vitelline coat (VC) protein consisting of 12 EGF-like repeats with polymorphisms, designated as VC70, appears to be involved

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Chapter 10 Reproduction of Chondrichthyans viviparity with varying matrotrophic nutritional supplement (histotrophy, ovatrophy, adelphotrophy, and placentatrophy). Compared with invertebrate and bony fish taxa, chondrichthyan fishes are long-lived and produce small numbers of large offspring. These characteristics underlie their high vulner

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Chapter 12 Motility and Guidance of Sea Urchin Spermaxonemal engine yields overall mechanical response and, ultimately, motility. This chapter attempts to provide a comprehensive and integrative overview of the relationship between the mechanics, signaling of sperm propulsion, and the physiological function of these cells in 3D. Sperm swimming, with

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Chapter 13 Behavior and Fertilization of Squidsnd male–female interactions, alternative mating tactics and their associating sperm traits in squids. In one scenario, males compete with one another for mating opportunities by conventional means such as body pattern displays. After the male–male contests being settled, the winners are allowed to m

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urrent approaches to the protection and aquaculture of endanThis book provides an up-to-date overview of the various reproductive systems of a variety of aquatic animals, from invertebrates to fishes. While all terrestrial animals use internal fertilization, aquatic animals have diverse reproductive