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MARC recordAntarctic fish biology: evolution in a unique environment / Joseph T. Eastman, ed.
| Title: | Antarctic fish biology: evolution in a unique environment / Joseph T. Eastman, ed. |
| Author(s): | Eastman, Joseph T., |
| Date: | 1993. |
| Publisher: | London: Academic Press |
| Abstract: | General overview which seeks to provide readers with appreciation for particular significance and fascination of Antarctic fish biology, dominated by notothenioids, endemic perciform sub-order which has undergone considerable phyletic, ecological and physiological diversification. Divided into three major sections: 1. the Antarctic environment -- present and past; 2. the modern fauna -- biology and relationships; and 3. organ system adaptation in notothenioids. |
| Keywords: | 597 -- Fish. 597.583.1 -- Nototheniiformes. 597.583.11 -- Bovichtidae. 597.583.12 -- Nototheniidae. 597.583.13 -- Harpafagiferidae. 597.583.14 -- Bathydraconidae. 597.583.15 -- Channichthyidae. 575.8 -- Phylogeny. 575.826 -- Biological adaptation. 56 -- Palaeontology. H4 -- Zoology: fish. (*7) -- Antarctic regions. (*80) -- Southern Ocean. |
| Location(s): | SCO: SPRI-SHF: (*80) : 597 |
| SPRI record no.: | 124014 |
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