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• the companson of growth estimates III those species whose
geographical distribution ranges from the subAntarctic to highAntarctic waters, such as N coriiceps and T hansoni; and
• controlled laboratory experiments which compare the growth
capacities of fish species fed ad libitum in the laboratory [6] with
growth estimated in the field.
Acknowledgments
We are grateful to Prof. Dr. G. Duhamel and two anonymous reviewers for their
constructive comments on the manuscript. Dr. C. Zimmermann kindly prepared
the final layout of the manuscript. We are indebted to Mr. E. Marschmann-Horn
for his technical support in the preparation of the figures.
References
1. Kock K-H (1992) Antarctic fish and fisheries. Cambridge University Press,
Cambridge, New York
2. Eastman J T (1993) Antarctic fish biology. Evolution in a unique
environment. Academic Press, San Diego,
3. Eastman J T (1995) The evolution of Antarctic fishes: questions for
consideration and avenues for research. Cybium 19(4):371-389
4. Andriashev, A P (1987) A general review of the Antarctic bottom fish fauna.
In: Kullander, S 0, Fernholm B (eds), Proceedings of the Fifth Congress of
European Ichthyologists, Swedish Museum of Natural History, Stockholm,
pp 357-372
5. Clarke A, Johnston, I A (1996) Evolution and adaptive radiation of Antarctic
fishes. Trends Ecol Evol11 (5):212-220
6. Clarke A, North A W (1991) Is the growth of polar fish limited by
temperature? In: di Prisco, G, Maresca B, Tota B (eds), Biology of Antarctic
fish, Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg, New York, pp 54-69
7. Everson I (1984) Fish biology. In: Laws, R M (ed), Antarctic ecology, Vol.
2, Academic Press, London, pp 491-532
8. Radtke R L, Kellermann, A (1991) Microstructural analysis of growth
patterns in early life history stages of Antarctic fishes. In: di Prisco, G,
Maresca B, Tota B (eds), Biology of Antarctic fish, Springer, Berlin,
Heidelberg, New York, pp 101-115
9. Ashford J R, White M G (1995) An annual profile of growth in the otoliths
of immature Notothenia coriiceps Richardson in relation to the environment
at Signy Island, Antarctica. Antarct Sci 7(4):345-349
10. Olsen S (1954) South Georgia cod, Notothenia rossi marmorata Fischer.
Norsk Hvalfangst 43 (7):373-382
11. Wohlschlag D E (1962) Antarctic fish growth and metabolic differences
related to sex. Ecology 43:589-597
K.-H. Kock and I. Everson
• the companson of growth estimates III those species whose
geographical distribution ranges from the subAntarctic to highAntarctic waters, such as N coriiceps and T hansoni; and
• controlled laboratory experiments which compare the growth
capacities of fish species fed ad libitum in the laboratory [6] with
growth estimated in the field.
Acknowledgments
We are grateful to Prof. Dr. G. Duhamel and two anonymous reviewers for their
constructive comments on the manuscript. Dr. C. Zimmermann kindly prepared
the final layout of the manuscript. We are indebted to Mr. E. Marschmann-Horn
for his technical support in the preparation of the figures.
References
1. Kock K-H (1992) Antarctic fish and fisheries. Cambridge University Press,
Cambridge, New York
2. Eastman J T (1993) Antarctic fish biology. Evolution in a unique
environment. Academic Press, San Diego,
3. Eastman J T (1995) The evolution of Antarctic fishes: questions for
consideration and avenues for research. Cybium 19(4):371-389
4. Andriashev, A P (1987) A general review of the Antarctic bottom fish fauna.
In: Kullander, S 0, Fernholm B (eds), Proceedings of the Fifth Congress of
European Ichthyologists, Swedish Museum of Natural History, Stockholm,
pp 357-372
5. Clarke A, Johnston, I A (1996) Evolution and adaptive radiation of Antarctic
fishes. Trends Ecol Evol11 (5):212-220
6. Clarke A, North A W (1991) Is the growth of polar fish limited by
temperature? In: di Prisco, G, Maresca B, Tota B (eds), Biology of Antarctic
fish, Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg, New York, pp 54-69
7. Everson I (1984) Fish biology. In: Laws, R M (ed), Antarctic ecology, Vol.
2, Academic Press, London, pp 491-532
8. Radtke R L, Kellermann, A (1991) Microstructural analysis of growth
patterns in early life history stages of Antarctic fishes. In: di Prisco, G,
Maresca B, Tota B (eds), Biology of Antarctic fish, Springer, Berlin,
Heidelberg, New York, pp 101-115
9. Ashford J R, White M G (1995) An annual profile of growth in the otoliths
of immature Notothenia coriiceps Richardson in relation to the environment
at Signy Island, Antarctica. Antarct Sci 7(4):345-349
10. Olsen S (1954) South Georgia cod, Notothenia rossi marmorata Fischer.
Norsk Hvalfangst 43 (7):373-382
11. Wohlschlag D E (1962) Antarctic fish growth and metabolic differences
related to sex. Ecology 43:589-597