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Showing 1 to 3 of 3 for “"Wrasses"”.

  1. The ecological significance of body size in tropical wrasses(Pisces : Labridae)

    … and longevity were examined among ten species of wrasses which encompassed a ten-fold size range. Based on current theory it was predicted that there should be a positive relationship between maximum size of species and maximum age and a corresponding negative relationship between maximum species …

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  2. The behavioral physiology of labroid fishes

    The family Labridae, or wrasses, is one of the most speciose fish families and is exceptional in its wide range of morphological and behavioral diversities. The cunner Tautogolabrus adspersus is one of two temperate-dwelling Western North Atlantic representatives of this family, and they are one of …

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  3. Adapting to salinity: The effects of salinity on population structure and offspring survival in Lucania parva

    … water, while other groups such as tunas and wrasses are found predominantly in marine habitats. Euryhaline groups, such as killifish, contain freshwater species, marine species, and species that can occur in fresh, brackish, and marine conditions. These groups are powerful systems for …

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