Development, Dispersal and Recruitment: A Paradox for Survival Among Antarctic Fish
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An understanding of the detailed characteristics ofthe early life-history
of Antarctic fish - particularly in relation to temporal and spatial
distribution processes - and the relative influence of biological events
and physical factors are central to evaluating the survival strategies of
the Southern Ocean ichthyofauna.
References
1. Eastman JT (1993) Antarctic fish biology: evolution in a umque
environment. Academic Press, San Diego, CA
2. Andriashev AP (1987) A general review of the Antarctic bottom fish fauna.
In: Kullander SO, Fernholm B (eds) Proceedings of the Fifth Congress of
European Ichthyologists, 1985. Swedish Museum of Natural History,
Stockholm, pp 357-372
3. Everson I (1984) Fish biology. In: Laws RM (ed) Antarctic ecology.
Academic Press, London, pp 491-532
4. Kock K-H (1992) Antarctic fish and fisheries. Cambridge University Press,
Cambridge
5. White M G, Veit RR, Robinson K, North A W (1996) Egg shell morphology
of the Antarctic fish, Notothenia rossii Richardson, and the distribution and
abundance of pelagic eggs at South Georgia. Antarct Sci 8:267-271
6. White MG, North A W, Twelves EL, Jones S (1982) Early development of
Notothenia neglecta from the Scotia Sea, Antarctica. Cybium 6:43-51
7. White MG, Burren P (1992) Reproduction and larval growth of Harpagifer
antarcticus Nybelin (Pisces, Notothenioidei). Antarct Sci 4:421-430
8. Kock K-H, Kellermann A (1991) Reproduction in Antarctic notothenioid
fish. Antarct Sci 3:125-150
9. Loeb VJ, Kellermann AK, Koubbi P, North AW, White MG (1993)
Antarctic larval fish assemblages: a review. Bull Mar Sci 53:416-449
10. DeWitt HH (1971) Coastal and deep-water benthic fishes of the Antarctic.
Washington, American Geophysical Union. Ant Map Fol Ser, No 15, pp
10
11. Hempel G (1987) Krill-dominated pelagic system of the Southern Ocean.
Env Int 13:33-36
12. Hubold G (1984) Spatial distribution of Pleuragramma antarcticum
(Pisces: Nototheniidae) near the Fi1chner and Larsen ice shelves (Weddell
Sea/Antarctica). Polar Bioi 3:231-236
13. Hardy AC, Gunther ER (1935) The plankton of the South Georgia whaling
grounds and adjacent waters, 1926 - 1927. Disc Rep 11: 1-456
14. Webb DT, Killworth PD, Coward AC, Thomson SR (1991) The FRAM
atlas of the Southern Ocean. NERC, Swindon
15. White MG (1984) Marine benthos. In: Laws RM (ed) Antarctic ecology.
Academic Press, London and New York, pp 421- 461
16. Koubbi PG, Duhamel G, Camus P (1990) Early life stages of
Notothenioidei from Kerguelen Islands. Cybium, 14:225-250
61
An understanding of the detailed characteristics ofthe early life-history
of Antarctic fish - particularly in relation to temporal and spatial
distribution processes - and the relative influence of biological events
and physical factors are central to evaluating the survival strategies of
the Southern Ocean ichthyofauna.
References
1. Eastman JT (1993) Antarctic fish biology: evolution in a umque
environment. Academic Press, San Diego, CA
2. Andriashev AP (1987) A general review of the Antarctic bottom fish fauna.
In: Kullander SO, Fernholm B (eds) Proceedings of the Fifth Congress of
European Ichthyologists, 1985. Swedish Museum of Natural History,
Stockholm, pp 357-372
3. Everson I (1984) Fish biology. In: Laws RM (ed) Antarctic ecology.
Academic Press, London, pp 491-532
4. Kock K-H (1992) Antarctic fish and fisheries. Cambridge University Press,
Cambridge
5. White M G, Veit RR, Robinson K, North A W (1996) Egg shell morphology
of the Antarctic fish, Notothenia rossii Richardson, and the distribution and
abundance of pelagic eggs at South Georgia. Antarct Sci 8:267-271
6. White MG, North A W, Twelves EL, Jones S (1982) Early development of
Notothenia neglecta from the Scotia Sea, Antarctica. Cybium 6:43-51
7. White MG, Burren P (1992) Reproduction and larval growth of Harpagifer
antarcticus Nybelin (Pisces, Notothenioidei). Antarct Sci 4:421-430
8. Kock K-H, Kellermann A (1991) Reproduction in Antarctic notothenioid
fish. Antarct Sci 3:125-150
9. Loeb VJ, Kellermann AK, Koubbi P, North AW, White MG (1993)
Antarctic larval fish assemblages: a review. Bull Mar Sci 53:416-449
10. DeWitt HH (1971) Coastal and deep-water benthic fishes of the Antarctic.
Washington, American Geophysical Union. Ant Map Fol Ser, No 15, pp
10
11. Hempel G (1987) Krill-dominated pelagic system of the Southern Ocean.
Env Int 13:33-36
12. Hubold G (1984) Spatial distribution of Pleuragramma antarcticum
(Pisces: Nototheniidae) near the Fi1chner and Larsen ice shelves (Weddell
Sea/Antarctica). Polar Bioi 3:231-236
13. Hardy AC, Gunther ER (1935) The plankton of the South Georgia whaling
grounds and adjacent waters, 1926 - 1927. Disc Rep 11: 1-456
14. Webb DT, Killworth PD, Coward AC, Thomson SR (1991) The FRAM
atlas of the Southern Ocean. NERC, Swindon
15. White MG (1984) Marine benthos. In: Laws RM (ed) Antarctic ecology.
Academic Press, London and New York, pp 421- 461
16. Koubbi PG, Duhamel G, Camus P (1990) Early life stages of
Notothenioidei from Kerguelen Islands. Cybium, 14:225-250