The common killifish of the eastern United States, Fundulus heteroclitus (Linn.), is widely employed as an experimental animal by zoologists, em-bryologists, and comparative physiologists. The late Dr. Myron Gordon8' points out that it is a hardy species of convenient size, readily caught in tidal pools but not usually bred in aquaria for purposes of raising the stock. Dr. Gordon warns against ...

a man came running to the dispensary with a little boy about 5 years old, and stated that the boy, while playing about where some live fishes (Kholesa milch)were kept, happened to put the head of one into his mouth, which made its way into his throat, about two hours previously. On examination, I found the child was breathing with great difficulty and groaning; pulse rather feeble. On opening h...

Reef fish have a high economic value. Excessive fishing causes degradation of reef resources, as has occurred in the West Sumatera waters. Marine protected areas (MPA) offer one better management strategies support restoration overexploited resources by protecting habitat and limiting exploitation. This study aims to analyze impacts establishment MPA on its adjacent areas. The research was carr...

This account of the riverine ichthyofaunas from the islands of Buton and Kabaena, off south-eastern mainland Sulawesi, represents the first detailed quantitative checklist and ecological study of the riverine fish faunas in the biological hotspot of Wallacea. The results are based on analysis of samples collected by electrofishing at a wide range of sites from July to September in both 2001 and...

A total of 219 deep-sea fishes belonging to five families were examined for the parasite fauna and stomach contents. The demersal fish Macrourus berglax, bathypelagic Bathylagus euryops, and mesopelagic Argentina silus, Borostomias antarcticus, Chauliodus sloani, and Lampanyctus macdonaldi were caught at 243–708m trawling depth in the Greenland and the Irminger Sea in 2002. A total of 21 differ...

Spatial distribution of fish assemblages in Lajes Reservoir, a 30 km2 impoundment in Rio de Janeiro State (Lat. 22 degrees 42'-22 degrees 50'S; Long. 43 degrees 53'-44 degrees 05'W) was assessed to detect patterns of available habitat use by the fish. A standardized monthly sampling program was carried out from January to December 1994 at three zones of the reservoir (upper, near tributary mout...