… body colors and patterns, to those who have changeable camouflage and can adjust their
… for any color or pattern changes to occur. Notably, we did not observe any color or pattern …

… patterns, such as diadromous behavior or permanent open Sea residency. In addition, it has
been reported that juveniles … the differences in the physiological responses of individuals of …

… These patterns will likely increase with efforts to supply … internal genetic and physiological
risk factors that could shape … gibbus or green humphead parrotfish Bolbometopon muricatum, …

… Biomass (g/m2) trend of the species Lethrinus harak, Parupeneus macronemus, Chlorurus
sordidus and Cephalopholis miniata, over time under no-take measures, inside de KMPA. …

… hook placement, hooking injury, total time of the stress event, river depth and angling method
were measured and related to two indicators of fish health and survival – the physiological …

… For instance, parrotfishes contribute to the process of … was weaker than expected from
physiology and mass–balance … spatially and reflect local patterns of relative species abundance. …

… Systematics of host fishes follows that of FishBase, except for that of the parrotfishes. … for
morphologically or ecologically complicated combinations. A preliminary unrooted neighbour …

… I evaluated juvenile cod survey data and archived juvenile … and condition potential of juvenile
cod in Newfoundland waters. … late settling juveniles relative to early settling juveniles (16.20…

… Prey striking by biting can be accompanied by interesting behavior patterns contributing to
… , 2019), it is assumed that ember parrotfish uses suction during feeding. The same viewpoint …

… , patterns for food and non-food fishes were similar, suggesting they are a result of factors …
to show an increase are the goatfish and small parrotfish, with full recovery for these faster …