Fish behavior. 1, Eco-ethology / Jean-Pierre Quignard, Jacques Brusle.

Format:

Book

Author/Creator:

Quignard, Jean-Pierre.

Contributor:

Bruslé, Jacques.

Wiley InterScience (Online service)

Clarence J. Marshall Memorial Library Fund.

Series:

NATO ASI series. Ecological sciences Series G,

ECOLOGICAL SCIENCES.

Language:

English

Subjects (All):

Fishes--Behavior.

Fishes.

Physical Description:

1 online resource (283 pages).

Other Title:

Eco-ethology

Place of Publication:

Newark : John Wiley & Sons, Incorporated, 2020.

System Details:

text file

Contents:

Cover

Half-Title Page

Title Page

Copyright Page

Contents

Preface

Introduction

Acknowledgments

1. Habitats: Occupation, Protection and Exploitation

1.1. Diverse and unusual habitats

1.1.1. Psammophilous* habitats

1.1.2. Reef cavity habitats

1.1.3. Rocky habitats

1.1.4. Plant habitats

1.1.5. Zoohabitats

1.1.6. Intertidal* habitats

1.1.7. Karst* habitats

1.1.8. Intermittent habitats

1.1.9. Habitats modified by other animals

1.1.10. Manmade habitats

1.1.11. Ecological niches not frequented by other species

1.1.12. Seemingly unlimited pelagic habitats

1.1.13. Temporal fluctuations in habitat occupancy

1.1.14. Ontogenic and/or physiological fluctuations

1.1.15. An amphibious existence

1.1.16. An underground life

1.1.17. Living in the abyss

1.2. Food: the use of trophic habitats

1.2.1. Choose more or less energy-giving foods

1.2.2. Adopt original hunting methods

1.2.3. Use of cannibalism

1.2.4. Practice grazing

1.3. Individual and collective protective habitats

1.3.1. Protecting oneself from environmental factors

1.3.2. Protecting oneself from congeners and competing species

1.3.3. Protecting oneself from predators

1.3.4. Practicing the art of camouflage

1.3.5. A safe resting phase

1.3.6. Owning and defending a territory

1.4. Breeding habitats (Volume 2, section 2.1)

2. Strategies and Tactics for the Occupation of Available Territories

2.1. Faithfulness to habitat and birth site

2.1.1. Remaining faithful to one's habitat

2.1.2. Loyalty to one's birth site

2.2. Habitat changes

2.2.1. The great migrators

2.2.2. Navigators

2.2.3. Great travelers

2.2.4. Divers

2.2.5. Illegal migrants

2.2.6. Adapting to ambient hydrodynamics

2.2.7. Overcoming an obstacle

2.3. The colonization of new territories

2.3.1. Invaders

2.3.2. Western colonizers

2.3.3. Eastern colonizers

2.3.4. Invasions of tropical species

2.3.5. Parasitic invasions

2.3.6. A most unfortunate introduction

2.3.7. Marine "aliens"

2.3.8. Recent tropical peril

2.3.9. Marine reserves and fish farms: habitats that facilitate migration?

2.3.10. Other colonization related to aquaculture

2.3.11. Unexplained presence

3. Communication and Social Life: Behaviors Related to Social Interrelations between Congeners, Parasites and Predators

3.1. Communication between partners

3.1.1. Accurate information signals

3.1.2. Fast and efficient visual signals

3.1.3. Useful and precise olfactory signals

3.1.4. Substitution phenomena between sensory signals

3.1.5. Highly informative auditory signals

3.1.6. Remarkably discriminating electrical signals

3.1.7. Champions of neuroethology

3.2. Neighborly warning

3.2.1. Beneficial altruism between congeners

Notes:

Description based upon print version of record.

3.2.2. Acoustic solidarity for defensive purposes

Electronic reproduction. Hoboken, N.J. Available via World Wide Web.

Local Notes:

Acquired for the Penn Libraries with assistance from the Clarence J. Marshall Memorial Library Fund.

Other Format:

Print version: Quignard, Jean-Pierre Fish Behavior 1 : Eco-Ethology

ISBN:

9781119721932

1119721938

9781119721895

111972189X

Publisher Number:

99986737411

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