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3. Johnson TP, Bennet AF (1995) The thermal acclimation of burst escape
performance in fish: an integrated study of molecular and cellular
physiology and organismal performance. J Exp Bioi 198:2165-2175
4. Johnson TP, Bennet AF, McLister JD (1996) Thermal dependence and
acclimation of fast start locomotion and its physiological basis in rainbow
trout (Oncorhynchus mykiss). Physiol ZooI69(2):276-292
5. Fry FEJ, Hart JS (1948) Cruising speed of goldfish in relation to water
temperature. J Fish Res Bd Can 7: 175-199
6. Rome LC, Loughna PW, Goldspink G (1984) Muscle fiber activity in carp as
a function of swim speed and muscle temperature. Am J Physiol 247:R272R279
7. Sisson JE, Sidell B (1987) Effect of thermal acclimation on muscle fiber
recruitment of swimming striped bass (Morone saxatilis). Physiol Zool
60:310-320
8. Forster ME, Franklin CE, Taylor HH, Davison W (1987) The aerobic scope
of an Antarctic fish Pagothenia borchgrevinki and its significance for
metabolic cold adaptation. Polar BioI 8: 155-159
9. Davison W, Forster ME, Franklin CE, Taylor HH (1988) Recovery from
exhausting exercise in an Antarctic fish, Pagothenia borchgrevinki. Polar
Bioi 8:167-171
10. Johnston lA, Clarke A, Ward P (1991) Temperature and metabolic rate in
sedentary fish from the Antarctic, North Sea and Indo-West Pacific Ocean.
Mar Bioi 109:191-195
11. Archer SD, Johnston IA (1989) Kinematics of labriform and subcrangiform
swimming in the Antarctic fish Notothenia neglecta. J Exp Bioi 143:195-210
12. Johnston lA, Johnson TP, Battram JC (1991) Low temperature limits burst
swimming performance in Antarctic fish. In: di Prisco G, Maresca B, Tota B
(eds) Biology of Antarctic fish. Springer Verlag, Berlin, pp 179-190
13. Montgomery JC, MacDonald JA (1984) Performance of motor systems in
Antarctic fishes. J Comp Physiol135: 157-164
14. Beamish FWH (1966) Swimming endurance of some Northwest Atlantic
fishes. J Fish Res Bd Can 23:341-347
15. Brett JR (1964) The respiratory metabolism and swimming performance of
young sockeye salmon. J Fish Res Bd Canada 21:1183-1226
16. Bematchez L, Dodson 11 (1985) Influence of temperature and current speed
on the swimming capacity of lake whitefish (Coregonus ciupeaformis) and
cisco (c. artedii). Can J Fish Aquat Sci 42: 1522-1529
17. Egginton S, Sidell BD (1989) Thermal acclimation of subcellular structures
offish muscle. Am J PhysioI256:R1-RlO
18. Johnston IA (1993) Phenotypic plasticity of fish muscle to temperature
change. In: Rankin JC, Jensen FB (eds) Fish ecophysiology. Chapman Hall,
London, pp 322-340
19. Johnston IA (1987) Respiratory characteristics of muscle fibres in a fish
(Chaenocephalus aceratus) that lacks haem pigment. J Exp BioI 133:415428
P.L.M. van Dijk et al.
3. Johnson TP, Bennet AF (1995) The thermal acclimation of burst escape
performance in fish: an integrated study of molecular and cellular
physiology and organismal performance. J Exp Bioi 198:2165-2175
4. Johnson TP, Bennet AF, McLister JD (1996) Thermal dependence and
acclimation of fast start locomotion and its physiological basis in rainbow
trout (Oncorhynchus mykiss). Physiol ZooI69(2):276-292
5. Fry FEJ, Hart JS (1948) Cruising speed of goldfish in relation to water
temperature. J Fish Res Bd Can 7: 175-199
6. Rome LC, Loughna PW, Goldspink G (1984) Muscle fiber activity in carp as
a function of swim speed and muscle temperature. Am J Physiol 247:R272R279
7. Sisson JE, Sidell B (1987) Effect of thermal acclimation on muscle fiber
recruitment of swimming striped bass (Morone saxatilis). Physiol Zool
60:310-320
8. Forster ME, Franklin CE, Taylor HH, Davison W (1987) The aerobic scope
of an Antarctic fish Pagothenia borchgrevinki and its significance for
metabolic cold adaptation. Polar BioI 8: 155-159
9. Davison W, Forster ME, Franklin CE, Taylor HH (1988) Recovery from
exhausting exercise in an Antarctic fish, Pagothenia borchgrevinki. Polar
Bioi 8:167-171
10. Johnston lA, Clarke A, Ward P (1991) Temperature and metabolic rate in
sedentary fish from the Antarctic, North Sea and Indo-West Pacific Ocean.
Mar Bioi 109:191-195
11. Archer SD, Johnston IA (1989) Kinematics of labriform and subcrangiform
swimming in the Antarctic fish Notothenia neglecta. J Exp Bioi 143:195-210
12. Johnston lA, Johnson TP, Battram JC (1991) Low temperature limits burst
swimming performance in Antarctic fish. In: di Prisco G, Maresca B, Tota B
(eds) Biology of Antarctic fish. Springer Verlag, Berlin, pp 179-190
13. Montgomery JC, MacDonald JA (1984) Performance of motor systems in
Antarctic fishes. J Comp Physiol135: 157-164
14. Beamish FWH (1966) Swimming endurance of some Northwest Atlantic
fishes. J Fish Res Bd Can 23:341-347
15. Brett JR (1964) The respiratory metabolism and swimming performance of
young sockeye salmon. J Fish Res Bd Canada 21:1183-1226
16. Bematchez L, Dodson 11 (1985) Influence of temperature and current speed
on the swimming capacity of lake whitefish (Coregonus ciupeaformis) and
cisco (c. artedii). Can J Fish Aquat Sci 42: 1522-1529
17. Egginton S, Sidell BD (1989) Thermal acclimation of subcellular structures
offish muscle. Am J PhysioI256:R1-RlO
18. Johnston IA (1993) Phenotypic plasticity of fish muscle to temperature
change. In: Rankin JC, Jensen FB (eds) Fish ecophysiology. Chapman Hall,
London, pp 322-340
19. Johnston IA (1987) Respiratory characteristics of muscle fibres in a fish
(Chaenocephalus aceratus) that lacks haem pigment. J Exp BioI 133:415428