Titlebook: Rhythms in Fishes; M. A. Ali Book 1992 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1992 Adaptation.Pet.behavior.biological.fish.phase.recepto

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Introduction,ntific” mention of this was made by Aristotle. Fishermen, fish farmers and gardeners who had ponds with fishes in them, knew about the cyclic nature of various aspects of the fishes’ life histories. I thought that it will be suitable to give a brief historical account of some of the pioneering studi

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Biological Rhythms: Mechanisms and Adaptive Values,ose tasks have to be fulfilled at the right time, in tune with periodic fluctuations in the environment. Biological rhythms play an important part in the temporal organization of behaviour and physiology. These rhythms persist in constant conditions in the laboratory, and are thus not simply caused

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Behaviour and Rhythms in Fishes,utput of weak electric pulses of mormyrids (e.g. .) and gymnotids (e.g. .) (Hopkins 1980) is perhaps the most precisely patterned behavioural output of fish, and certainly on the finest scale we would ordinarily measure, e.g. hundreds of cycles per second. Towards the opposite extreme on the tempora

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Ultradian Rhythms in Fishes,llators . At supracellular levels of organization they appear as rhythmic changes of respiration, heart beat, and locomotor activity. Ultradian rhythms occur both in early ontogenesis and in adult life. Stimulus deprivation, i.e. absence of modulation of rhythmic activity by nonrhythmic ecofactors,

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Lunar and Semi-Lunar Rhythms in Fishes,nomenon in the living world. The general properties of the observed rhythms in organisms as diverse as algae and the higher mammals are remarkably similar suggesting that they represent a fundamental and ancient characteristic.

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Sleep, Inactivity and Circadian Rhythms in Fish,championed by Meddis (1975, 1977), is that sleep acts as an immobiliser. By forcing an animal to find a safe shelter and remain immobile in it during an ecologically unprofitable part of the solar day, sleep renders the animal less vulnerable to predators. Moreover, by making it less sensitive to ex