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characteristics of some fishes in McMurdo Sound, Antarctica. In: Lee MO
(ed) Biology of the Antarctic seas 1. American Geophysical Union,
Washington DC, pp 33-62
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from South Georgia. J Exp Mar BioI Ecol 78: 75-86
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Zoo I 31 (1): 81-92
15. Steffensen JF, Bushnell PG, Schurmann H (1994) Oxygen consumption in
four species of teleosts from Greenland: no evidence of metabolic cold
adaptation. Polar BioI 14 (1): 49-54
16. Wells RMG (1987) Respiration of Antarctic fishes from McMurdo Sound.
Comp Biochem Physiol 88A: 417-424
17. Forstner H (1983) An automated multiple-chamber intermittent-flow
respirometer. In: Gnaiger E, Forstner H (eds) Polarographic oxygen sensors.
Springer, Berlin, pp 111-126.
18. Steffensen JF, Johansen K, Bushnell PG (1984) An automated swimming
respirometer. Comp Biochem Physiol 79A: 437-440
19. Steffensen JF (1989) Some errors in respirometry of aquatic breathers: how
to avoid and correct for them. Fish Physiol Biochem 6 (1): 49-59
173
References
1. Holeton GF (1974) Metabolic cold adaptation of polar fish: fact or artefact?
Physiol Zool47 (3): 137-152
2. Clarke A, Johnston IA (1996) Evolution and adaptive radiation of Antarctic
fishes. Trends Ecol Evolll (5): 212-220
3. Moreno CA (1980) Observations on food and reproduction in Trematomus
bernacchii from the Palmer Archipelago. Copeia 1: 171-173
4. Daniels RA (1982) Feeding ecology of some fishes of the Antarctic
Peninsula. Fish Bull 80 (3): 575-588
5. Ekau W, Gutt J (1991) Notothenioid fishes from the Weddell Sea and their
habitat, observed by underwater photography and television. Proc NIPR
Symp Polar Bio14: 36-49
6. Janssen J, Side1eva V, Montgomery J (1991) Under-ice observations of fish
behavior at McMurdo Sound. Antarct J US 26: 174-175
7. Janssen J, Montgomery JC, Tien R (1992) Social rotational feeding in
Pagothenia borchgrevinki (Pisces: Nototheniidae). Copeia 2: 559-562
8. North A W (1996) Locomotory activity and behaviour of the Antarctic teleost
Notothenia coriiceps. Mar BioI 126 (1): 125-132
9. Zimmermann C (1997) Zur Okologie arktischer und antarktischer Fische:
Aktivitat, Sinnesleistungen und Verhalten. Ber Polarforsch 231: 1-137 [in
German]
10. Krogh A (1914) The quantitative relation between temperature and standard
metabolism in animals. Intemat Zeitschr Physikal-Chem BioI 1 : 491-508
11. Scholander PF, Flagg W, Walters V, Irving L (1953) Climatic adaptations in
arctic and tropical poikilotherms. Physiol Zoo126: 67-92
12. Wohlschlag DE (1964) Respiratory metabolism and ecological
characteristics of some fishes in McMurdo Sound, Antarctica. In: Lee MO
(ed) Biology of the Antarctic seas 1. American Geophysical Union,
Washington DC, pp 33-62
13. Morris DJ, North A W (1984) Oxygen consumption of five species of fish
from South Georgia. J Exp Mar BioI Ecol 78: 75-86
14. Clarke A (1991) What is cold adaptation and how should we measure it? Am
Zoo I 31 (1): 81-92
15. Steffensen JF, Bushnell PG, Schurmann H (1994) Oxygen consumption in
four species of teleosts from Greenland: no evidence of metabolic cold
adaptation. Polar BioI 14 (1): 49-54
16. Wells RMG (1987) Respiration of Antarctic fishes from McMurdo Sound.
Comp Biochem Physiol 88A: 417-424
17. Forstner H (1983) An automated multiple-chamber intermittent-flow
respirometer. In: Gnaiger E, Forstner H (eds) Polarographic oxygen sensors.
Springer, Berlin, pp 111-126.
18. Steffensen JF, Johansen K, Bushnell PG (1984) An automated swimming
respirometer. Comp Biochem Physiol 79A: 437-440
19. Steffensen JF (1989) Some errors in respirometry of aquatic breathers: how
to avoid and correct for them. Fish Physiol Biochem 6 (1): 49-59