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Eye and Visual System. Macmillan, London, pp 63-81
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Bowmaker JK, Dartnall HJA, Herring PJ (1988) Longwave-sensitive visual pigments
in some deep-sea fishes: segregation of 'paired' rhodopsins and porphyropsins. J
Comp Physiol A 163:688-698
Bowmaker JK, Govardovskii VI, Shukolyukov SA, Zueva LV, Hunt DM, Sideleva
VG, Smirnova OG (1994) Visual pigments and the photic environment: the cottoid
fish of lake Baikal. Vision Res 34:591-605
Bowmaker JK, Kunz YW ( 1987) Ultraviolet receptors, tetrachromatic colour vision
and retinal mosaics in the brown trout (Sa/mo trutta): age-dependent changes.
Vision Res 27:2101-2108
Bowmaker JK, Thorpe A, Douglas RH (1991) Ultraviolet-sensitive cones in the
goldfish. Vision Res 31 :349-352
Browman HI, Hawryshyn CW ( 1994) The developmental trajectory of ultraviolet
photosensitivity in rainbow trout is altered by thyroxine. Vision Res 34:1397-1406
Clarke GL (1936) On the depth at which fish can see. Ecology 17:452-456
Dartnall HJA, Lander MR, Munz FW (1961) Periodic changes in the visual pigments
offish. In: Christensen B, Buchmann B (eds) Progress in Photobiology. Elsevier,
Amsterdam, pp 203-213
Denton EJ (1990) Light and vision at depths greater than 200 metres. In: Herring PJ,
Campbell AK, Whitfield M, Maddock L (eds) Light and Life in the Sea. Cambridge
University Press, Cambridge, pp 127-148
Denton EJ, Gilpin-Brown JB, Wright PG ( 1970) On the 'filter' in the photophores of
mesopelagic fish and on a fish emitting red light and especially sensitive to red
light. J Physiol 208:72-73P
Denton EJ, Herring PJ, Widder EA, Latz MF, Case JF (1985) The roles of filters in
the photophores of oceanic animals and their relation to vision in the oceanic
environment. Proc Roy Soc Lond B 225:63-97
Douglas RH (1991) The aquatic environment as a natural laboratory for vision
research: fish as a model system. In: Covacci R, Djamgoz MBA, Vallerga S (eds)
Aspects of Marine Biology with an Emphasis on the Mediterranean. IMC
Publications, Oristano, pp 13-20
Douglas RH, Marshall NJ (1999) A review of vertebrate and invertebrate optical
filters. In: Archer SN, Djamgoz MBA, Loew ER, Partridge JC, Vallerga S (eds)
Adaptive Mechanisms in the Ecology of Vision. Kluwer, Dordrecht, pp 95-162
Douglas RH, Partridge JC (1997) On the visual pigments of deep-sea fish. J Fish Bioi
50:68-85
Douglas RH, Partridge JC, Dulai K, Hunt D, Mullineaux CW, Tauber A Y, Hynninen
PH ( 1998a) Dragon fish see using chlorophyll. Nature 393:423-424
Douglas RH, Partridge JC, Dulai KS, Hunt DM, Mullineaux CW, Hynninen PH
(1999) Enhanced retinal Jongwave sensitivity using a chlorophyll-derived
photosensitiser in Ma/acosteus niger, a deep-sea dragon fish with far red
bioluminescence. Vision Res 39:2817-2832
231
RL, Cronly-Dillon JR (eds) Vision and Visual Dysfunction: Vol2, Evolution of the
Eye and Visual System. Macmillan, London, pp 63-81
Bowmaker JK (1995) The visual pigments of fish. Prog Ret Eye Res 15:1-31
Bowmaker JK, Dartnall HJA, Herring PJ (1988) Longwave-sensitive visual pigments
in some deep-sea fishes: segregation of 'paired' rhodopsins and porphyropsins. J
Comp Physiol A 163:688-698
Bowmaker JK, Govardovskii VI, Shukolyukov SA, Zueva LV, Hunt DM, Sideleva
VG, Smirnova OG (1994) Visual pigments and the photic environment: the cottoid
fish of lake Baikal. Vision Res 34:591-605
Bowmaker JK, Kunz YW ( 1987) Ultraviolet receptors, tetrachromatic colour vision
and retinal mosaics in the brown trout (Sa/mo trutta): age-dependent changes.
Vision Res 27:2101-2108
Bowmaker JK, Thorpe A, Douglas RH (1991) Ultraviolet-sensitive cones in the
goldfish. Vision Res 31 :349-352
Browman HI, Hawryshyn CW ( 1994) The developmental trajectory of ultraviolet
photosensitivity in rainbow trout is altered by thyroxine. Vision Res 34:1397-1406
Clarke GL (1936) On the depth at which fish can see. Ecology 17:452-456
Dartnall HJA, Lander MR, Munz FW (1961) Periodic changes in the visual pigments
offish. In: Christensen B, Buchmann B (eds) Progress in Photobiology. Elsevier,
Amsterdam, pp 203-213
Denton EJ (1990) Light and vision at depths greater than 200 metres. In: Herring PJ,
Campbell AK, Whitfield M, Maddock L (eds) Light and Life in the Sea. Cambridge
University Press, Cambridge, pp 127-148
Denton EJ, Gilpin-Brown JB, Wright PG ( 1970) On the 'filter' in the photophores of
mesopelagic fish and on a fish emitting red light and especially sensitive to red
light. J Physiol 208:72-73P
Denton EJ, Herring PJ, Widder EA, Latz MF, Case JF (1985) The roles of filters in
the photophores of oceanic animals and their relation to vision in the oceanic
environment. Proc Roy Soc Lond B 225:63-97
Douglas RH (1991) The aquatic environment as a natural laboratory for vision
research: fish as a model system. In: Covacci R, Djamgoz MBA, Vallerga S (eds)
Aspects of Marine Biology with an Emphasis on the Mediterranean. IMC
Publications, Oristano, pp 13-20
Douglas RH, Marshall NJ (1999) A review of vertebrate and invertebrate optical
filters. In: Archer SN, Djamgoz MBA, Loew ER, Partridge JC, Vallerga S (eds)
Adaptive Mechanisms in the Ecology of Vision. Kluwer, Dordrecht, pp 95-162
Douglas RH, Partridge JC (1997) On the visual pigments of deep-sea fish. J Fish Bioi
50:68-85
Douglas RH, Partridge JC, Dulai K, Hunt D, Mullineaux CW, Tauber A Y, Hynninen
PH ( 1998a) Dragon fish see using chlorophyll. Nature 393:423-424
Douglas RH, Partridge JC, Dulai KS, Hunt DM, Mullineaux CW, Hynninen PH
(1999) Enhanced retinal Jongwave sensitivity using a chlorophyll-derived
photosensitiser in Ma/acosteus niger, a deep-sea dragon fish with far red
bioluminescence. Vision Res 39:2817-2832