Vascular Adaptations for Blood Supply to Locomotory Muscles of Icefish
195
11. Egginton S (1994) Stress response in two Antarctic teleosts (Chaenocephalus
aceratus Lonnberg and Notothenia neglecta Nybelin) following capture and
surgery. J Comp Physiol B 164:482-91
12. Tota B, Acierno R, Agnisola C (1991) Mechanical performance of the
isolated and perfused heart of the haemoglobinless Antarctic icefish
Chionodraco hamatus (Lonnberg): effects of loading conditions and
temperature. Phil Trans Soc Lond, Ser B 332:191-198
13. Laurent P (1984) Gill internal morphology. In: Hoar W.S., Randall DJ. (eds)
Fish physiology, Vol. lOA, Academic Press, London, pp 73-183
14. Wilson RW, Egginton S (1994) Assessment of maximum sustainable
swimming performance in rainbow trout (Oncorhynchus mykiss). J Exp BioI
192:299-305
15. Fletcher GL, Haedrich RT (1987) Rheological properties of rainbow trout
blood. Can J Zool 65:879-883
16. Wells RMG, Macdonald JA, di Prisco G (1990) Thin-blooded Antarctic
fishes: a rheological comparison of the haemoglobin-free icefishes
Chionodraco katleenae and Cryodraco antarctic us with a red blooded
nototheniid, Pagothenia bernacchii. J Fish BioI 36:595-609
17. Egginton S (1996) Blood rheology of Antarctic fishes: viscosity adaptations
at very low temperatures. J Fish Bioi 48:513-521
18. Fitch NA, Johnston lA, Wood RE (1984) Skeletal muscle capillary supply in
a fish that lacks respiratory pigments. Resp PhysioI57:201-211
19. Egginton S (1990) Morphometric analysis of tissue capillary supply. In:
Boutilier RG (ed.) Vertebrate gas exchange from environment to cell. Adv
Comp Environ PhysioI6:73-l4l
20. Egginton S (1992) Adaptability of the anatomical capillary supply to skeletal
muscle of fishes. J Zool, Lond 226:691-698
21. Vogel W, Kock KH (1981) Morphometry of gill vessels in icefish. Archiv fUr
Fischereiwissenschaft 31: 139-150
22. Jakubowski M (1982) Dimensions of respiratory surfaces of the gills and
skin in the Antarctic white-blooded fish, Chaenocephalus aceratus
Lonnberg. Zeit fUr Mikrosk Anat Forsch 96:145-156
195
11. Egginton S (1994) Stress response in two Antarctic teleosts (Chaenocephalus
aceratus Lonnberg and Notothenia neglecta Nybelin) following capture and
surgery. J Comp Physiol B 164:482-91
12. Tota B, Acierno R, Agnisola C (1991) Mechanical performance of the
isolated and perfused heart of the haemoglobinless Antarctic icefish
Chionodraco hamatus (Lonnberg): effects of loading conditions and
temperature. Phil Trans Soc Lond, Ser B 332:191-198
13. Laurent P (1984) Gill internal morphology. In: Hoar W.S., Randall DJ. (eds)
Fish physiology, Vol. lOA, Academic Press, London, pp 73-183
14. Wilson RW, Egginton S (1994) Assessment of maximum sustainable
swimming performance in rainbow trout (Oncorhynchus mykiss). J Exp BioI
192:299-305
15. Fletcher GL, Haedrich RT (1987) Rheological properties of rainbow trout
blood. Can J Zool 65:879-883
16. Wells RMG, Macdonald JA, di Prisco G (1990) Thin-blooded Antarctic
fishes: a rheological comparison of the haemoglobin-free icefishes
Chionodraco katleenae and Cryodraco antarctic us with a red blooded
nototheniid, Pagothenia bernacchii. J Fish BioI 36:595-609
17. Egginton S (1996) Blood rheology of Antarctic fishes: viscosity adaptations
at very low temperatures. J Fish Bioi 48:513-521
18. Fitch NA, Johnston lA, Wood RE (1984) Skeletal muscle capillary supply in
a fish that lacks respiratory pigments. Resp PhysioI57:201-211
19. Egginton S (1990) Morphometric analysis of tissue capillary supply. In:
Boutilier RG (ed.) Vertebrate gas exchange from environment to cell. Adv
Comp Environ PhysioI6:73-l4l
20. Egginton S (1992) Adaptability of the anatomical capillary supply to skeletal
muscle of fishes. J Zool, Lond 226:691-698
21. Vogel W, Kock KH (1981) Morphometry of gill vessels in icefish. Archiv fUr
Fischereiwissenschaft 31: 139-150
22. Jakubowski M (1982) Dimensions of respiratory surfaces of the gills and
skin in the Antarctic white-blooded fish, Chaenocephalus aceratus
Lonnberg. Zeit fUr Mikrosk Anat Forsch 96:145-156