Titlebook: Stupid as a Fish?; The Surprising Intel Horst Bleckmann Book 2024 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under exclusive license

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Horst Bleckmannbanking players acting just outside the boundaries of regulations, is presented as it applies and impacts on the industry of financial services—with a number of potential disruptors acting across the value chain and with a different set of competitive advantages. The discussion develops therefore on

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nimals using current research.An ideal introduction for aqua.Compared to mammals, fish are often underestimated and dismissed as less complex organisms. To refute this hasty conclusion, Horst Bleckmann presents to you the highly developed cognitive abilities of fish..Did you know, for example, that

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Book 2024 to you the highly developed cognitive abilities of fish..Did you know, for example, that fish are the largest group of all vertebrates, with about 30,000 species, and that they colonize all aquatic habitats? For this immense feat, they have evolved a variety of highly specialized sensory systems an

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Threat to Fish Fauna,eans, marine fish are threatened by commercial fishing, sport fishing, wastewater from fish farms, settlements, industry, and agriculture, as well as neozoa. Coral reefs and thus all fish living on or in the reef also suffer from global warming, international trade in coral fish, and tourism.

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Cognitive Abilities of Fish, skin flakes, is also discussed in detail. Further sections deal with social learning, mate choice, social life, and stress processing. Finally, it is shown that different fish can even have different personalities.

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General Introduction,uch, others are barely or not at all visible to the naked eye. For example, the large eyes of many fish are striking, indicating to even the layman that many fish have excellent vision. In addition to the sense of sight, the sense of smell and taste of many fish?species is also very well developed.

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The Sensory World of Fish,de of other senses, such as the sense of balance, rotational sense, temperature sense, and pain sense. Just like us, almost all fish have all of the mentioned sensory systems (see Box 1). In addition, many animal species also have an electric sense and a magnetic sense.