Migration of freshwater fishes | WorldCat.org

Cover

TOC36;Contents

Preface

Acknowledgements

CH36;1 Migration and Spatial Behaviour

146;1 Introduction

146;2 Fish migration 8211; from phenomenology to functional biology

146;246;1 Environment45;related criteria and definitions

146;246;2 Diadromy and types of diadromous migrations

146;246;3 Superimposed migratory patterns58; added complexity or just simple adaptive responses63;

146;246;4 From adaptation to the migration continuum concept58; do scale and salinity matter when defining migration63;

146;246;5 From the restricted movement paradigm towards a general definition of migration

CH36;2 The Stimulus and Capacity for Migration

246;1 Introduction

246;2 Stimuli for migration

246;246;1 Internal factors

246;246;2 External factors

246;3 The capacity for migration

246;346;1 Overview of muscle structure and function

246;346;2 Swimming performance58; how fast can a fish swim63;

246;346;3 Relationships between swimming speed and endurance

246;346;4 A metabolic approach to swimming costs

246;346;5 How far can a fish migrate63;

246;346;6 Constraints on early and late migrants

246;346;7 Implications of migration costs on size at first sexual maturity58; when time matters

246;346;8 A tentative synthesis and conclusion

246;4 Piloting44; orientation and navigation

246;446;1 Landmarks and surface topography

246;446;2 Celestial cues

246;446;3 Currents

246;446;4 Electric and magnetic fields

246;446;5 Olfaction and gustation

246;446;6 Other cues

246;446;7 Homing44; memory and imprinting

CH36;3 Types of Migration

346;1 Introduction

346;2 Migrations at the seasonal and ontogenetic scale

346;246;1 Feeding migrations

346;246;2 Refuge45;seeking migrations

346;246;3 Spawning migrations

346;246;4 Post45;displacement movements44; recolonisation and exploratory migration

346;3 Diel horizontal and vertical migrations

CH36;4 Effects of Climate on Patterns of Migratory Behaviour

446;1 Introduction

446;2 Arctic and subarctic regions

446;3 Temperate regions

446;4 Tropical regions

446;446;1 Introduction

446;446;2 Setting the scene58; what makes tropical freshwater systems similar or different to those of temperate areas63;

446;446;3 Infiuences of predation pressure on fish migrations

446;446;4 Infiuence of dissolved oxygen on fish migrations

446;446;5 Other environmental factors shaping habitat use and seasonal migrations

446;446;6 Life history44; breeding systems and migration patterns of tropical fish

446;446;7 Conclusion

CH36;5 Taxonomic Analysis of Migration in Freshwater Fishes

546;1 Introduction

546;2 Lampreys 40;Petromyzontidae41;

546;3 Sharks and rays 40;Elasmobranchii41;

546;4 Sturgeons 40;Acipenseridae41;

546;5 Paddlefishes 40;Polyodontidae41;

546;6 Gars 40;Lepisosteidae41; and bowfins 40;Amiidae41;

546;7 Bonytongues44; mooneyes44; featherfin knifefishes44; elephant fishes 40;Osteoglossiformes41;

546;8 Tenpounders and tarpons 40;Elopiformes41;

546;9 Freshwater eels 40;Anguillidae41;

546;10 Anchovies44; shads44; herrings and menhaden 40;Clupeiformes41;

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