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Scientists Finally Think They Know Why This Fish Has a Hole in Its Head

“It looks like the fish has a large chunk of its skull missing—as though somebody took a little ice cream scoop and took a ...
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Fish ecology, evolution, and exploitation : a new theoretical synthesis / Ken H. Andersen

1. Nothing as practical as a good theory -- Part I. Individuals. 2. Size spectrum theory ; 3. Individual growth and reproduction -- Part II. Populations. 4 ...
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Theory and application in fish feeding ecology / Deanna J. Stouder, Kurt L. Fresh, Robert J. Feller, editors ; Marcus Duke, assistant editor

Proceedings of GUTSHOP '92 held in Nov. 1992, at Rosario Resort, San Juan Islands, Wash. Contents Adaptive variability and mode choice in foraging fishes / Gene S. Helfman -- Trophic polymorphisms, ...
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Fish In The US Are Shrinking And Scientists Are Concerned

There's a silent change taking place beneath the surface of many lakes in the United States. New generations of fish are growing smaller and weaker than their ancestors. Scientists claim this is a ...
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Using Geomorphology to Better Define Habitat Associations of a Large-Bodied Fish, Common Snook Centropomus undecimalis, in Coastal Rivers of Florida

To adequately protect habitat for economically important fishes, the habitats used must first be identified and described. Coastal geomorphology is often overlooked as an influential parameter of fish ...