Introduction to physiological specialisations of fish groups: Cool, clever, and sometimes critical physiological
Rummer, Jodie L. (2024) Introduction to physiological specialisations of fish groups: Cool, clever, and sometimes critical physiological. In: Alderman, Sarah L., and Gillis, Todd E., (eds.) Encyclopedia of Fish Physiology. Academic Press, Amsterdam, The Netherlands, pp. 226-228.
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With over 450 million years of evolutionary history, fishes - both bony and cartilaginous - stand as the most successful vertebrates on Earth. Their unparalleled success is largely attributed to diverse physiological adaptations, enabling them to inhabit nearly every conceivable aquatic environment.
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