Evolutionary trends of swimbladder sound mechanisms in some teleost fishes

in Ladich, F.; Collin, S. P.; Moller, P. (Eds.) et al Fish Communication (2006)

Many teleosts are able to emit sounds with their swimbladder. This chapter reviews the various sonic mechanisms involving the swimbladder and the intrinsic and extrinsic muscles, comparing them from a ... [more ▼]

Many teleosts are able to emit sounds with their swimbladder. This chapter reviews the various sonic mechanisms involving the swimbladder and the intrinsic and extrinsic muscles, comparing them from a morphological, biochemical, morphofunctional and physiological point of view. Close attention is paid to the Siluriformes and Ophidiiformes in which different cases of parallelism and/or convergence are examined. [less ▲]

On the homologies and nomenclature of the different adductor mandibulae section in teleostean fishes, with special regard to catfishes

Conference (2002)

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Poster (2001)