Titlebook: Extremophile Fishes; Ecology, Evolution, Rüdiger Riesch,Michael Tobler,Martin Plath Book 2015 Springer International Publishing Switzerlan

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Integralformeln und Literaturverzeichnisors. To cope with such stressors, extremophiles have often evolved complex adaptations. Naturally occurring extreme habitats can be regarded as evolutionary experiments that allow studying the ability of species to habituate and adapt to altered ecological conditions, which may allow generating proj

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Tabellen- und Literaturverzeichnis one of the prime examples of adaptive radiation in a marine environment. Driven by unique adaptations, such as antifreeze glycoproteins that lower their internal freezing point, notothenioids have not only managed to adapt to sub-zero temperatures and the presence of sea ice, but also diversified i

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Integraltafeln zur Quantenchemieution and biology of extant species allows the generation of hypotheses that address questions about how desert fishes evolved and persist in what appear to be inhospitable environments. Desert fishes are usually hardy fish that persisted through the desertification process. Patterns of dispersal an

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Voltage and current reference sources,ted by mass kills following environmental spills. Nevertheless, a number of teleosts have adapted to, and thrive in, habitats with high ambient H.S concentrations as found, for example, at marine hydrothermal vents (“black smokers”), cold seeps, or in freshwater sulfide springs. Livebearing fishes (

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Manfred Mudelsee,Gerrit Lohmannotic obstacles to overcome, most notably the complete absence of light, several groups of fishes thrive in subterranean habitats. The aim of this chapter is to provide a broad yet thorough review of our current knowledge regarding fish adaptations to one of the most extreme habitats on the planet. W

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