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Hauptverfasser:	Bone, Quentin (VerfasserIn), Moore, Richard H. 1945- (VerfasserIn)
Format:	Buch
Sprache:	English
Veröffentlicht:	New York, NY Taylor & Francis 2008
Ausgabe:	3. ed.
Schlagworte:	Vissen (dierkunde) Fische Physiologie Verhalten Biologie Lehrbuch
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Beschreibung:	XV, 478 S. Ill., graph. Darst.
ISBN:	9780415375627

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adam_text	Contents Preface XVII Chapter I The Diversity of Fishes 1.1 Introduction 1 1.2 Fish Classification 5 Cladistics 8 Gene and genome duplication 10 Homeobox diversity 11 1.3 Teleost Classification 11 1.4 Basic Structural Features of Fishes 13 Body shape, scales, and fins 13 Internal features 16 1.5 Distribution and Morphology 18 Myxinoids 18 Lampreys 19 1.6 Elasmobranchiomorpha 21 Sarcopterygii 25 1.7 Actinopterygii 26 Chondrostei 26 Holostei 28 Teleostei 29 Envoi 30 References 30 Chapter 2 Fishes and their Habitats 2.1 Introduction 35 2.2 Biogeography 35 2.3 Marine Habitats 37 The open ocean 37 Shallow seas and coastal regions 44 2.4 Freshwater Fishes 52 Diversity of freshwater fishes 52 Lentie systems 54 Lotie systems 54 2.5 Ostariophysan Success 55 2.6 The Variety and Origin of Some Freshwater Fish Faunas 56 2.7 Lakes and Species Flocks 57 Envoi 58 References 58 viii Contents Chapter 3 Swimming 3.1 The Problem of Analysis 61 3.2 The Myotomal Muscles 64 Myotomal structure 64 Myosepta 68 Muscle fibers 70 Origin of separate motor systems 73 Operation of slow and fast fibers 74 3.3 Swimming Speeds 77 Cruising speed and slow muscle 77 Sustained swimming 77 Maximum speeds of fishes 78 Maximum and sustained speeds are not everything 79 Not so simple: overlap of the two fiber systems 79 The development of the slow and fast system in teleosts 80 3.4 Warm Red Muscle 81 3.5 The Generation of Thrust 84 Caudal fin oscillations 84 Circulation, lift, and thrust 85 Body waves, and bulk momentum thrust generation 87 3.6 Drag 88 Pressure drag 89 Vortex, induced, or lift (thrust) associated drag and circulation 89 Skin friction drag, boundary layers, and Reynolds number 91 3.7 Mechanisms for Reducing Skin Friction Drag 93 Reduction of wetted area 93 Reduction of lateral movements 93 Boundary layer control mechanisms 93 Mucus injection to the boundary layer 94 Vortex generators, and fluid injection 94 Drag-reducing behaviors? 95 3.8 Efficiency 96 Envoi 97 References 97 Chapter 4 Buoyancy 4.1 Dynamic Lift 101 4.2 Static lift 101 4.3 Lipid as a Source of Static Lift 103 Squalene 105 Wax esters 108 Insufficient static lift for neutral buoyancy 109 Contents ix 4.4 Gas as a Source of Static Lift 111 Swimbladder structure 111 Gas in the swimbladder 113 4.5 The Swimbladder and Vertical Migration 119 4.6 The Swimbladder as a Dynamic Organ: Its Other Functions 121 4.7 Other Sources of Static Lift 122 Envoi 122 References 122 Chapter 5 Gas Exchange, Blood, and the Circulatory System 5.1 The Origin of Respiratory Gills 126 5.2 Respiration of Fish Larvae 126 5.3 Respiration in Hagfish, and Lampreys 128 Hagfish 128 Lampreys 128 5.4 Gnathostome Fishes 130 Gill design 130 Functional gill area 133 Branchial pumps 136 5.5 Air-breathing Fishes 139 Lungs and gills 139 Lungfishes 143 Estivation 144 5.6 The Circulatory System 145 Primary and secondary circulations 145 The heart 147 White hearts 150 Accessory pumps 151 5.7 Fish Blood and Gas Transport 152 Blood properties 152 Anti-freeze proteins 153 Fish hemoglobins and oxygen transport 155 CO2 transport 156 Envoi 156 References 157 Chapter 6 Osmoregulation and Ion Balance 6.1 The Osmotic Problem: What Fish Have to Cope With 161 6.2 Hagfish, Lampreys and the Origins of the Giomerular Kidney 163 6.3 Teleosts 166 Marine teleosts 167 P.hlnririf» refills in гпягїтт tfilfinsfs 168 χ Contents Freshwater teleosts 171 Freshwater lampreys and ammocoetes 173 6.4 The Kidney and Salt Balance 173 Tubular structure and function 176 6.5 Teleosts in Alkaline Saline Lakes 176 6.6 Teleost Eggs and Larvae 177 6.7 Osmoregulation in Chondrichthyes 177 Urea and energy metabolism: a revision 179 Urea and proteins 179 Extrarenai salt excretion and the rectal gland 180 6.8 Freshwater Elasmobranchs 181 6.9 Latimeria 183 6.10 Which is the More Efficient Way of Coping with Life in Seawater: Urea Retention or NaCl Excretion? 183 Plasma ion content and the evolutionary history of different groups of fishes 184 Envoi 184 References 185 Chapter 7 Food and Feeding 7.1 Introduction 189 7.2 Techniques for Studying Food Habits and Feeding 191 7.3 Optimal Foraging Theory 192 7.4 Food Choices, Size, and Development 192 7.5 Food Capture 193 7.6 Handling and Ingestion 198 7.7 Anatomy and Physiology of the Digestive Systems 204 Teeth 204 The digestive tract 206 Digestive enzymes 209 Other organs 210 7.8 Food Types, Characteristic Adaptations and Feeding Guilds 210 Carnivorous fishes 210 Plankton filterers 211 Large zooplankton filter-feeders 211 Plankton pickers or particle feeders 211 Bottom feeders, detritivores 212 Herbivorous fishes 212 Unusual food types 213 Envoi 213 References 214 Contents xi Chapter 8 Reproduction, and Life Histories 8.1 Types of Life History 217 8.2 Fecundity and Egg Size 222 8.3 Maturation 224 8.4 Intersexes, and Unisexual Species 226 8.5 Fertilization to Hatching (Incubation) 229 8.6 Parental Care 231 Ovoviviparity 231 Viviparity 231 Nest building and brooding 232 8.7 Agnatha 232 8.8 Elasmobranchiomorpha and Latimeria 233 Reproduction 233 Ovoviviparity and viviparity 234 Latimeria 236 8.9 Teleosts 236 Freshwater species 239 Marine species 241 8.10 Larval Ecology 245 8.11 Growth 248 Envoi 249 References 250 Chapter 9 Endocrine Systems 9.1 Why Fish Endocrinology is Important 256 9.2 Hormones and Receptors 256 9.3 The Endocrine Organs of Fishes 258 Origins 259 The brain-gut axis 263 9.4 The Urophysis 263 9.5 The Pituitary 264 The pituitary in hagfish and lampreys 267 The pituitary in elasmobranchomorpha 268 The teleost pituitary 269 Teleost pituitary hormones 270 9.6 The Thyroid 270 9.7 Calcium Homeostasis 272 The ultimobranchial gland 272 The corpuscles of Stannius 273 9.8 The Gastro-Entero-Pancreatic Endocrine System 273 The pancreas 273 Gut hormones 274 xii Contents 9.9 Chromaffin Tissue, and the Interrenals 275 Chromaffin tissue 275 Interrenals 276 9.10 Kidney Hormones, and the Renin-Angiotensin System 276 Hormones from the heart, natriuretic peptides 277 9.11 Gonadal Hormones and the Regulation of Reproduction 278 Elasmobranchs 279 Teleosts 280 9.12 The Pineal 281 9.13 Origin and Evolution of Fish Hormones 281 Origin 282 Changes in function 284 Envoi 284 References 285 Chapter 1 0 Sensory Systems, and Communication 10.1 Proprioception 289 10.2 The Acustico-lateralis System 290 The lateral line 292 The inner ear 296 10.3 Sound Reception 296 10.4 Sound Production 301 10.5 Electroreceptors, and Electric Organs 302 Ampullary (tonic) receptors 303 Tuberous (phasic) receptors 305 10.6 Electric Organs 308 10.7 Magnetic Reception 309 10.8 Vision, and Photophores 310 Optics 312 Accommodation 313 Tubular eyes 315 Aerial vision 316 Reflecting tapeta 316 The receptors 318 10.9 Visual Pigments 320 Color vision 323 Sensitivity, and acuity 325 The pineal body 326 lO.lOCamouflage 327 Camouflage by reflection 327 Luminescence, and photophores 328 Bacterial photophores 329 Contents xiii Photophores with intrinsic light production 330 Yellow lenses 332 Red headlight fishes 333 10.11 Taste, Olfaction, and Pheromones 334 The chemoreceptors 335 Olfaction 335 Feeding and chemoreception 336 Reproduction and chemoreception 337 Homing and chemoreception 338 Alarm substance 338 Envoi 339 References 339 Chapter 11 The Nervous System 11.1 Glia 348 11.2 Origins 349 11.3 Spinal Cord 350 Spinal nerves 355 Spinal swimming 356 11.4 Cranial Nerves 356 Head segmentation 357 11.5 The Brain 360 Brain size 360 Brain temperature 363 11.6 Elasmobranch Brain Regions and their Connections 363 Telencephalon 364 Diencephalon 365 Mesencephalon 366 Cerebellum 366 Medulla oblongata, brainstem, rhombencephalon 370 11.7 Brains of Other Fishes 371 Telencephalon 371 Mauthner cells 372 The cerebellum in electrolocating teleosts 374 Circuitry of cerebellum-like sensory structures 374 11.8 The Autonomie Nervous System 376 Envoi 379 References 379 Chapter 1 2 The Immune System 12.1 Why is Knowledge of the Fish Immune System Important? 386 Effects of disease on aquaculture and capture fisheries 386 xiv Contents The immune system of fish is fascinating from a phylogenetic perspective 387 Study of the immune system of fish can yield valuable insights into the human system 387 The use of organismal health in assessing ecosystem health also relies on knowledge about and use of immune system response 387 12.2 Anatomy of the Fish Immune System 387 Epithelial tissues and mucus 388 Gut associated lymphoid tissues (GALTs) 390 Bone marrow analogs 391 12.3 Major Organs of the Lymphoid System 393 The thymus 393 The kidney 393 The spleen 396 12.4 Cells, and Molecules 396 Cells 396 Molecules 399 Envoi 405 References 405 Chapter 1 3 Behavior and Cognition 13.1 Introduction 409 Behavior 409 Cognition 409 13.2 Behavior as a Discipline 411 How is behavior studied? 411 Categorization of investigators 411 Categorization of behavior 412 Learning 416 13.3 Schooling 418 13.4 Orientation, and Migration 422 Vertical migration 422 Horizontal migration 423 13.5 Symbiosis 428 Envoi 433 References 433 ipter 14 Fisheries and Aquaculture 14.1 Introduction 437 14.2 Fish and People 438 14.3 Fish as a Source of Food 439 14.4 World Harvests 440 Contents xv Productive areas and species 441 14.5 Species 442 Deep-water fisheries 448 14.6 The Fisheries, Economics, and Politics 448 14.7 Aquaculture 449 14.8 Ranching 452 14.9 Management 452 Envoi 456 References 456 Further Reading 458 Subject Index 459 Systematic Index 469
adam_txt	Contents Preface XVII Chapter I The Diversity of Fishes 1.1 Introduction 1 1.2 Fish Classification 5 Cladistics 8 Gene and genome duplication 10 Homeobox diversity 11 1.3 Teleost Classification 11 1.4 Basic Structural Features of Fishes 13 Body shape, scales, and fins 13 Internal features 16 1.5 Distribution and Morphology 18 Myxinoids 18 Lampreys 19 1.6 Elasmobranchiomorpha 21 Sarcopterygii 25 1.7 Actinopterygii 26 Chondrostei 26 Holostei 28 Teleostei 29 Envoi 30 References 30 Chapter 2 Fishes and their Habitats 2.1 Introduction 35 2.2 Biogeography 35 2.3 Marine Habitats 37 The open ocean 37 Shallow seas and coastal regions 44 2.4 Freshwater Fishes 52 Diversity of freshwater fishes 52 Lentie systems 54 Lotie systems 54 2.5 Ostariophysan Success 55 2.6 The Variety and Origin of Some Freshwater Fish Faunas 56 2.7 Lakes and Species Flocks 57 Envoi 58 References 58 viii Contents Chapter 3 Swimming 3.1 The Problem of Analysis 61 3.2 The Myotomal Muscles 64 Myotomal structure 64 Myosepta 68 Muscle fibers 70 Origin of separate motor systems 73 Operation of slow and fast fibers 74 3.3 Swimming Speeds 77 Cruising speed and slow muscle 77 Sustained swimming 77 Maximum speeds of fishes 78 Maximum and sustained speeds are not everything 79 Not so simple: overlap of the two fiber systems 79 The development of the slow and fast system in teleosts 80 3.4 Warm Red Muscle 81 3.5 The Generation of Thrust 84 Caudal fin oscillations 84 Circulation, lift, and thrust 85 Body waves, and bulk momentum thrust generation 87 3.6 Drag 88 Pressure drag 89 Vortex, induced, or lift (thrust) associated drag and circulation 89 Skin friction drag, boundary layers, and Reynolds number 91 3.7 Mechanisms for Reducing Skin Friction Drag 93 Reduction of wetted area 93 Reduction of lateral movements 93 Boundary layer control mechanisms 93 Mucus injection to the boundary layer 94 Vortex generators, and fluid injection 94 Drag-reducing behaviors? 95 3.8 Efficiency 96 Envoi 97 References 97 Chapter 4 Buoyancy 4.1 Dynamic Lift 101 4.2 Static lift 101 4.3 Lipid as a Source of Static Lift 103 Squalene 105 Wax esters 108 Insufficient static lift for neutral buoyancy 109 Contents ix 4.4 Gas as a Source of Static Lift 111 Swimbladder structure 111 Gas in the swimbladder 113 4.5 The Swimbladder and Vertical Migration 119 4.6 The Swimbladder as a Dynamic Organ: Its Other Functions 121 4.7 Other Sources of Static Lift 122 Envoi 122 References 122 Chapter 5 Gas Exchange, Blood, and the Circulatory System 5.1 The Origin of Respiratory Gills 126 5.2 Respiration of Fish Larvae 126 5.3 Respiration in Hagfish, and Lampreys 128 Hagfish 128 Lampreys 128 5.4 Gnathostome Fishes 130 Gill design 130 Functional gill area 133 Branchial pumps 136 5.5 Air-breathing Fishes 139 Lungs and gills 139 Lungfishes 143 Estivation 144 5.6 The Circulatory System 145 Primary and secondary circulations 145 The heart 147 White hearts 150 Accessory pumps 151 5.7 Fish Blood and Gas Transport 152 Blood properties 152 Anti-freeze proteins 153 Fish hemoglobins and oxygen transport 155 CO2 transport 156 Envoi 156 References 157 Chapter 6 Osmoregulation and Ion Balance 6.1 The Osmotic Problem: What Fish Have to Cope With 161 6.2 Hagfish, Lampreys and the Origins of the Giomerular Kidney 163 6.3 Teleosts 166 Marine teleosts 167 P.hlnririf» refills in гпягїтт tfilfinsfs 168 χ Contents Freshwater teleosts 171 Freshwater lampreys and ammocoetes 173 6.4 The Kidney and Salt Balance 173 Tubular structure and function 176 6.5 Teleosts in Alkaline Saline Lakes 176 6.6 Teleost Eggs and Larvae 177 6.7 Osmoregulation in Chondrichthyes 177 Urea and energy metabolism: a revision 179 Urea and proteins 179 Extrarenai salt excretion and the rectal gland 180 6.8 Freshwater Elasmobranchs 181 6.9 Latimeria 183 6.10 Which is the More Efficient Way of Coping with Life in Seawater: Urea Retention or NaCl Excretion? 183 Plasma ion content and the evolutionary history of different groups of fishes 184 Envoi 184 References 185 Chapter 7 Food and Feeding 7.1 Introduction 189 7.2 Techniques for Studying Food Habits and Feeding 191 7.3 Optimal Foraging Theory 192 7.4 Food Choices, Size, and Development 192 7.5 Food Capture 193 7.6 Handling and Ingestion 198 7.7 Anatomy and Physiology of the Digestive Systems 204 Teeth 204 The digestive tract 206 Digestive enzymes 209 Other organs 210 7.8 Food Types, Characteristic Adaptations and Feeding Guilds 210 Carnivorous fishes 210 Plankton filterers 211 Large zooplankton filter-feeders 211 Plankton pickers or particle feeders 211 Bottom feeders, detritivores 212 Herbivorous fishes 212 Unusual food types 213 Envoi 213 References 214 Contents xi Chapter 8 Reproduction, and Life Histories 8.1 Types of Life History 217 8.2 Fecundity and Egg Size 222 8.3 Maturation 224 8.4 Intersexes, and Unisexual Species 226 8.5 Fertilization to Hatching (Incubation) 229 8.6 Parental Care 231 Ovoviviparity 231 Viviparity 231 Nest building and brooding 232 8.7 Agnatha 232 8.8 Elasmobranchiomorpha and Latimeria 233 Reproduction 233 Ovoviviparity and viviparity 234 Latimeria 236 8.9 Teleosts 236 Freshwater species 239 Marine species 241 8.10 Larval Ecology 245 8.11 Growth 248 Envoi 249 References 250 Chapter 9 Endocrine Systems 9.1 Why Fish Endocrinology is Important 256 9.2 Hormones and Receptors 256 9.3 The Endocrine Organs of Fishes 258 Origins 259 The brain-gut axis 263 9.4 The Urophysis 263 9.5 The Pituitary 264 The pituitary in hagfish and lampreys 267 The pituitary in elasmobranchomorpha 268 The teleost pituitary 269 Teleost pituitary hormones 270 9.6 The Thyroid 270 9.7 Calcium Homeostasis 272 The ultimobranchial gland 272 The corpuscles of Stannius 273 9.8 The Gastro-Entero-Pancreatic Endocrine System 273 The pancreas 273 Gut hormones 274 xii Contents 9.9 Chromaffin Tissue, and the Interrenals 275 Chromaffin tissue 275 Interrenals 276 9.10 Kidney Hormones, and the Renin-Angiotensin System 276 Hormones from the heart, natriuretic peptides 277 9.11 Gonadal Hormones and the Regulation of Reproduction 278 Elasmobranchs 279 Teleosts 280 9.12 The Pineal 281 9.13 Origin and Evolution of Fish Hormones 281 Origin 282 Changes in function 284 Envoi 284 References 285 Chapter 1 0 Sensory Systems, and Communication 10.1 Proprioception 289 10.2 The Acustico-lateralis System 290 The lateral line 292 The inner ear 296 10.3 Sound Reception 296 10.4 Sound Production 301 10.5 Electroreceptors, and Electric Organs 302 Ampullary (tonic) receptors 303 Tuberous (phasic) receptors 305 10.6 Electric Organs 308 10.7 Magnetic Reception 309 10.8 Vision, and Photophores 310 Optics 312 Accommodation 313 Tubular eyes 315 Aerial vision 316 Reflecting tapeta 316 The receptors 318 10.9 Visual Pigments 320 Color vision 323 Sensitivity, and acuity 325 The pineal body 326 lO.lOCamouflage 327 Camouflage by reflection 327 Luminescence, and photophores 328 Bacterial photophores 329 Contents xiii Photophores with intrinsic light production 330 Yellow lenses 332 Red headlight fishes 333 10.11 Taste, Olfaction, and Pheromones 334 The chemoreceptors 335 Olfaction 335 Feeding and chemoreception 336 Reproduction and chemoreception 337 Homing and chemoreception 338 Alarm substance 338 Envoi 339 References 339 Chapter 11 The Nervous System 11.1 Glia 348 11.2 Origins 349 11.3 Spinal Cord 350 Spinal nerves 355 Spinal swimming 356 11.4 Cranial Nerves 356 Head segmentation 357 11.5 The Brain 360 Brain size 360 Brain temperature 363 11.6 Elasmobranch Brain Regions and their Connections 363 Telencephalon 364 Diencephalon 365 Mesencephalon 366 Cerebellum 366 Medulla oblongata, brainstem, rhombencephalon 370 11.7 Brains of Other Fishes 371 Telencephalon 371 Mauthner cells 372 The cerebellum in electrolocating teleosts 374 Circuitry of cerebellum-like sensory structures 374 11.8 The Autonomie Nervous System 376 Envoi 379 References 379 Chapter 1 2 The Immune System 12.1 Why is Knowledge of the Fish Immune System Important? 386 Effects of disease on aquaculture and capture fisheries 386 xiv Contents The immune system of fish is fascinating from a phylogenetic perspective 387 Study of the immune system of fish can yield valuable insights into the human system 387 The use of organismal health in assessing ecosystem health also relies on knowledge about and use of immune system response 387 12.2 Anatomy of the Fish Immune System 387 Epithelial tissues and mucus 388 Gut associated lymphoid tissues (GALTs) 390 Bone marrow analogs 391 12.3 Major Organs of the Lymphoid System 393 The thymus 393 The kidney 393 The spleen 396 12.4 Cells, and Molecules 396 Cells 396 Molecules 399 Envoi 405 References 405 Chapter 1 3 Behavior and Cognition 13.1 Introduction 409 Behavior 409 Cognition 409 13.2 Behavior as a Discipline 411 How is behavior studied? 411 Categorization of investigators 411 Categorization of behavior 412 Learning 416 13.3 Schooling 418 13.4 Orientation, and Migration 422 Vertical migration 422 Horizontal migration 423 13.5 Symbiosis 428 Envoi 433 References 433 ipter 14 Fisheries and Aquaculture 14.1 Introduction 437 14.2 Fish and People 438 14.3 Fish as a Source of Food 439 14.4 World Harvests 440 Contents xv Productive areas and species 441 14.5 Species 442 Deep-water fisheries 448 14.6 The Fisheries, Economics, and Politics 448 14.7 Aquaculture 449 14.8 Ranching 452 14.9 Management 452 Envoi 456 References 456 Further Reading 458 Subject Index 459 Systematic Index 469
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