Journal of Fish Biology

Rectal gland morphology of freshwater and seawater acclimated bull sharks Carcharhinus leucas
pp. 1559-1571(13)
Authors: Pillans,; Good,; Anderson,; Hazon,; Franklin,

Monthly indices of the post-smolt growth of Atlantic salmon from the Drammen River, Norway
pp. 1572-1588(17)
Authors: McCarthy,; Friedland,; Hansen,

Spatial and temporal patterns of abundance of coral reef gobies (Teleostei: Gobiidae)
pp. 1589-1606(18)
Authors: Hernaman,; Probert,

Factors influencing male mating behaviour in Gambusia affinis (Baird & Girard) with a coercive mating system
pp. 1607-1622(16)
Author: Deaton,

Hypoxia, low salinity and lowered temperature reduce embryo survival and hatch rates in black bream Acanthopagrus butcheri (Munro, 1949)
pp. 1623-1636(14)
Authors: Hassell,; Coutin,; Nugegoda,

Allometric growth and functional development of the gut in developing cod Gadus morhua L. larvae
pp. 1637-1658(22)
Authors: Wold,; Hoehne-Reitan,; Rainuzzo,; Kjørsvik,

Relationship between standard metabolic rate and parasite-induced cataract of juveniles in three Atlantic salmon stocks
pp. 1659-1674(16)
Authors: Seppänen,; Kuukka,; Huuskonen,; Piironen,

Catch composition and reproductive biology of Sphyrna lewini (Griffith & Smith) (Carcharhiniformes, Sphyrnidae) in Indonesian waters
pp. 1675-1689(15)
Authors: White,; Bartron,; Potter,

Relationship between gape size and feeding selectivity of fish larvae from a Neotropical reservoir
pp. 1690-1707(18)
Authors: Makrakis,; Nakatani,; Bialetzki,; Gomes,; Sanches,; Baumgartner,

Stable isotope profiles of partially migratory salmonid populations in Atlantic rivers of Patagonia
pp. 1708-1719(12)
Authors: Ciancio,; Pascual,; Botto,; Amaya-Santi,; O'Neal,; Riva Rossi,; Iribarne,

The diet of ruffe Gymnocephalus cernuus (L.) in northern lakes: new insights from stable isotope analyses
pp. 1720-1735(16)
Authors: Tarvainen,; Vuorio,; Sarvala,

Effects of the rearing environment on average behaviour and behavioural variation in steelhead
pp. 1736-1749(14)
Authors: Lee,; Berejikian,

Chemically mediated learning in juvenile rainbow trout. Does predator odour pH influence intensity and retention of acquired predator recognition?
pp. 1750-1760(11)
Authors: Smith,; Leduc,; Brown,

A new species of the scorpionfish genus Scorpaena (Scorpaenidae) from Izu Peninsula, Pacific coast of Japan
pp. 1761-1772(12)
Authors: Motomura,; Senou,

Structure of the gut of the racer goby Neogobius gymnotrachelus (Kessler, 1857)
pp. 1773-1786(14)
Authors: Jaroszewska,; Dabrowski,; Wilczyńska,; Kakareko,

Success of embryonic development of reciprocal hybrids of bream Abramis brama (L.) and white bream Blicca bjoerkna (L.)
pp. 1787-1791(5)
Authors: Vetemaa,; Kalda,; Tambets,

Do Norwegian Atlantic salmon feed in the northern Barents Sea? Tag recoveries from 70 to 78° N
pp. 1792-1798(7)
Authors: Rikardsen,; Hansen,; Jensen,; Vollen,; Finstad,

Light-dark variations in plasma melatonin concentrations in the pot-bellied seahorse Hippocampus abdominalis Lesson, 1827
pp. 1799-1803(5)
Authors: Martinez-Cardenas,; Porter,; Purser,

Deep-sea scavenging demersal fish fauna of the Nazaré Canyon system, Iberian coast, north-east Atlantic Ocean
pp. 1804-1814(11)
Authors: King,; Jamieson,; Bagley,; Priede,

Microhabitat use by fishes in the middle course of the River Gambia in the Niokolo Koba National Park, Senegal: a unique example of an undisturbed West African assemblage
pp. 1815-1824(10)
Author: Reichard,

Effects of varying salinities on Lepeophtheirus salmonis survival on juvenile pink and chum salmon
pp. 1825-1830(6)
Authors: Connors,; Juarez-Colunga,; Dill,

Acute stress response of Kootenai River white sturgeon Acipenser transmontanus Richardson reflected in peritoneal fluid and blood plasma
pp. 1831-1840(10)
Authors: Zuccarelli,; Kusakabe,; Nakamura,; Prentice,; Young,; Ingermann,

A histological and morphometric study on the tissue and cellular distribution of iron in carp Cyprinus carpio L. during chronic waterborne exposure
pp. 1841-1846(6)
Authors: Gregorović,; Kralj-Klobučar,; Kopjar,

The strontium content of roe collected from spawning brown trout Salmo trutta L. reflects recent otolith microchemistry
pp. 1847-1854(8)
Authors: Waite,; Closs,; Kim,; Barry,; Markwitz,; Fitzpatrick,

Preliminary indications of climate-induced change in a warm-temperate South African estuarine fish community
pp. 1855-1863(9)
Authors: James,; Whitfield,; Cowley,

Freshwater bathing alters the mucous layer of marine Atlantic salmon Salmo salar L.
pp. 1864-1870(7)
Authors: Roberts,; Powell,