Exposure to a variety of environmental factors such as temperature, pH, oxygen and salinity
may influence the oxidative status in aquatic organisms. The present review article focuses …

Microplastics are ubiquitous in marine environments and may cause unexpected ecological
effects. This study adopted a whole life-cycle exposure to illuminate the impact of …

Behaviors are the integrative outcomes of the nervous system, which senses and responds
to the internal physiological status and external stimuli. Teleosts are aquatic organisms …

Hypoxia is a widespread environmental stressor that shapes fish physiology and
morphology. Plasticity in traits that improve oxygen uptake and delivery or reduce oxygen …

Mormyroidea is a superfamily of weakly electric African fishes with great potential as a
model in a variety of biomedical research areas including systems neuroscience, muscle …

Environmental hypoxia has effected numerous and well‐documented anatomical,
physiological and behavioural adaptations in fishes. Comparatively little is known about …

To understand animal ecology, observation of wildlife in the natural habitat is essential, but
particularly challenging in the underwater realm. Weakly electric fishes provide an excellent …

We explored the role that a well-known biogeographic barrier for fishes plays in the Lake
Victoria Basin when species are tolerant to the conditions that make it a barrier to many …

Fish have evolved to be the most species-rich group of all vertebrates and occupy nearly all
aquatic habitats on this planet. Their physiology and behavior are shaped by ecological …

Moles are busy creatures. When not digging their tunnels, eastern moles (Scalopus
aquaticus) are living, foraging and traversing through their labyrinthine territories. In a single …