The effect of salinity on resting oxygen uptake was measured in the perch Perca fluviatilis
and available information on oxygen uptake in teleost species at a variety of salinities was …

Air-breathing in vertebrates has evolved many times among the bony fish while in water. Its
appearance has had a fundamental impact on the regulation of ventilation and acid-base …

Thermal sensitivity of the cardiorespiratory oxygen supply capacity has been proposed as
the cardinal link underlying the upper boundary of the temperature niche in aquatic …

In aquatic environments, rising water temperatures reduce water oxygen content while
increasing oxygen demand, leading several authors to propose cardiorespiratory oxygen …

The presence of artificial light at night (ALAN) is currently a global phenomenon. By altering
the photoperiod, ALAN may directly affect the physiology and behaviour of many organisms …

We have conducted a morphological and immunohistochemical study of the gills of juvenile
specimens of the obligate air-breathing fish Heterotis niloticus. The study has been …

During the past decade, the culture of air‐breathing fish species has increased dramatically
and is now a significant global source of protein for human consumption. This development …

In hypoxia, air-breathing fish obtain O2 from the air but continue to excrete CO2 into the
water. Consequently, it is believed that some O2 obtained by air-breathing is lost at the gills …

Gill morphometric and gill plasticity of the air-breathing striped catfish (Pangasianodon
hypophthalmus) exposed to different temperatures (present day 27° C and future 33° C) and …

Dietary information from aquatic organisms is instrumental in predicting biological
interactions and understanding ecosystem functionality. In freshwater habitats, generalist …