The proximate composition including mineral and vitamin contents of 16 fruits and 46 vegetables (leaves, fruits, palm hearts and shoots) of indigenous origin in Sarawak are provided. Fruits like dabai (Canarium odontophyllum), kembayau (Dacryodes rostrata f. cuspidata), durian nyekak (Durio kutejensis) and durian kuning (Durio graveolens) are very nutritious with high values for energy, protein...

Blue hake (Antimora rostrata) is a globally distributed species found in most slope waters around the world Based on commercial fisheries data (it was found to be a common bycatch) and research survey records, this study examines the distribution and aspects of the biology of blue hake in Canadian waters. It forms a continuous distribution in slope waters from the US/Canada border in the south ...

The Palaearctic species of Reikosiella Yoshimoto, subgenus R. (Hirticauda Bouček), are revised. Illustrated keys are given to identify females of the ten recognized species and all known males. In addition to R. (Hirticauda) hungarica (Erd6s), previously the only formally recognized Palaearctic species, two species are newly transferred to the genus and subgenus, R. (Hirticauda) bolivari (Kalin...

JAMPQL, LEE M., AND FRANKLIN H. EPSTEIN. Sodiumpotassiumactivated adenosine triphosphatase and osmotic regulation by fishes. Am. J. Physiol. 218(2) : 607-611. 1970.-The specific activity of sodiumpotassium-activated adenosine triphosphatase is high in the gills of sa1twater teleosts, and low in the gills of elasmobranchs and freshwater teleosts. The activity of NaK-ATPase in gill filaments and ...

We have been able to separate optic fibers in the eye of the eel Anguilla rostrata into two distinct classes on the basis of spatial summation properties. X fibers, the first class, are like X ganglion cells in the cat: they have null positions for contrast reversal sine gratings; they respond at the modulation frequency; and many have a strong surround mechanism. X fibers, the second class, re...

Silver American eels Anguilla rostrata from the East River, Chester, on the Atlantic coast of Nova Scotia, as evaluated by the temporal pattern of Sr:Ca ratios in their otoliths, showed variable patterns of migration between river and estuarine/marine waters during their yellow eel stage. Eels with a history of primarily estuarine residence were longer (total length) at migration and had higher...