Annual Fishes
Life History Strategy, Diversity, and Evolution
Herausgeber: Berois, Nibia; de Sá, Rafael O; García, Graciela
Annual Fishes
Life History Strategy, Diversity, and Evolution
Herausgeber: Berois, Nibia; de Sá, Rafael O; García, Graciela
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This book is the first to give a complete overview of the current knowledge of annual fishes, covering their life cycle, reproductive biology, evolutionary ecology, reproductive behavior, sexual selection, genetics, speciation, and integrative and conservation strategies. It brings together researchers in different areas of annual fishes to summarize previous work, overview the current research, and highlight promising areas of research, and also notes the gaps in knowledge that challenge future research on these unique and important models in vertebrate biology.
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- Verlag: Taylor & Francis Ltd (Sales)
- Seitenzahl: 327
- Erscheinungstermin: 6. November 2015
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 261mm x 182mm x 25mm
- Gewicht: 903g
- ISBN-13: 9781482299717
- ISBN-10: 1482299712
- Artikelnr.: 42749406
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis Ltd (Sales)
- Seitenzahl: 327
- Erscheinungstermin: 6. November 2015
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 261mm x 182mm x 25mm
- Gewicht: 903g
- ISBN-13: 9781482299717
- ISBN-10: 1482299712
- Artikelnr.: 42749406
Aplocheiloidei. Life Cycle, Reproduction, and Development in Annual Fishes:
Cellular and Molecular Aspects. Sperm and Egg Envelope Ultrastructure and
Some Considerations on Its Evolutionary Meaning. Alternative Developmental
Pathways. Sex Determination and Differentiation in Annual Fishes. Annual
Fishes of the Genus Nothobranchius as an Experimental Model. Husbandry,
Reproduction, and Embryo Culture of Annual Fishes under Laboratory
Conditions. ECOLOGY AND CONSERVATION. Austrolebias in Space: Scaling from
Ponds to Biogeographical Regions. The Evolutionary Ecology of African
Annual Fishes. Tolerance of Environmental Stress. Annual Fishes (Rivulidae)
from Southern Brazil: A Broad-Scale Assessment of Their Diversity and
Conservation. EVOLUTION. Reproductive Behavior and Sexual Selection in
Annual Fishes. Comparative Anatomy and Proliferative Zones of Adult
Austrolebias Brain. Genome of the Annual Fishes Austrolebias Dynamized by
Transposable Elements. Comparative Phylogeographic Patterns in
Austrolebias from Different South American Basins. Chromosome Evolution,
Divergent Meiotic Pathways, and Speciation in the Family Rivulidae. Genomic
Isolated Regions: Linkage Groups in Parental and Laboratory Hybrids between
Austrolebias adloffi Species Group. Overview, Future Challenges, and
Evolution of Annualism.
Aplocheiloidei. Life Cycle, Reproduction, and Development in Annual Fishes:
Cellular and Molecular Aspects. Sperm and Egg Envelope Ultrastructure and
Some Considerations on Its Evolutionary Meaning. Alternative Developmental
Pathways. Sex Determination and Differentiation in Annual Fishes. Annual
Fishes of the Genus Nothobranchius as an Experimental Model. Husbandry,
Reproduction, and Embryo Culture of Annual Fishes under Laboratory
Conditions. ECOLOGY AND CONSERVATION. Austrolebias in Space: Scaling from
Ponds to Biogeographical Regions. The Evolutionary Ecology of African
Annual Fishes. Tolerance of Environmental Stress. Annual Fishes (Rivulidae)
from Southern Brazil: A Broad-Scale Assessment of Their Diversity and
Conservation. EVOLUTION. Reproductive Behavior and Sexual Selection in
Annual Fishes. Comparative Anatomy and Proliferative Zones of Adult
Austrolebias Brain. Genome of the Annual Fishes Austrolebias Dynamized by
Transposable Elements. Comparative Phylogeographic Patterns in
Austrolebias from Different South American Basins. Chromosome Evolution,
Divergent Meiotic Pathways, and Speciation in the Family Rivulidae. Genomic
Isolated Regions: Linkage Groups in Parental and Laboratory Hybrids between
Austrolebias adloffi Species Group. Overview, Future Challenges, and
Evolution of Annualism.