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  1. Electric Organ Discharge Frequency Modulations Evoked in Response to Jamming Stimuli in the Weakly Electric Brown Ghost Knifefish (Apteronotus Leptorynchus)

    Gymnotiform electric fish emit a weak electric organ discharge (EOD) for the purpose of electrolocation. Although individual fish emit at unique EOD frequencies, they can actively modulate the frequency of their EODs during social interactions with conspecifics. Gradual frequency shifts occur …

    creighton Repository record for Electric Organ Discharge Frequency Modulations Evoked in Response to Jamming Stimuli in the Weakly Electric Brown Ghost Knifefish (Apteronotus Leptorynchus) (opens in a new tab)

  2. The contribution of the pectoral fins, body, and the ribbon fin to turning maneuvers of a gymnotiform swimmer

    … investigated the weakly electric Black ghost knifefish (<em>Apteronotus albifrons</em>: Apteronotidae) with an atypical control surface, namely a ribbon fin. To investigate how a fish with an atypical control surface performs turning maneuvers, <em>A. albifrons</em> was filmed performing small …

    kennesaw Repository record for The contribution of the pectoral fins, body, and the ribbon fin to turning maneuvers of a gymnotiform swimmer (opens in a new tab)

  3. Population biology of two key fish species and the dynamics and management of the trap fishery in Beung Borapet, Thailand

    … information on aspects of the biology of knifefish (Notopterus notopterus) and catopra (Pristolepis fasciatus), two dominant freshwater fish species in Thailand, as well as catch and effort trends in the trap fishery and the influence of a Freshwater Protected Area (FPA) on fish …

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