The lumpfish (Cyclopterus lumpus) is a semi-pelagic globiform teleost native to the North
Atlantic with a ventral suction disc that allows for attachment onto surfaces. Some local …

Lumpfish (Cyclopterus lumpus) is currently used as cleaner fish in Norwegian Atlantic
salmon (Salmo salar) farming to control parasitic lice on salmon. The need for high numbers …

Current understanding of the stress response in fishes has largely come from studies of
freshwater-adapted salmonids, with proportionately few comparative studies having …

Fish are ectothermic animals and have body temperatures close to that of the water they
inhabit. They can still control their body temperatures by selecting habitats with temperatures …

Crustacean discards experience stress during commercial fishing operations, due to
increased exercise while in the trawl and aerial exposure during sorting of the catch …

The lumpfish, Cyclopterus lumpus, occupies differing habitats depending on life stage.
Adults are generally solitary and spend much of the year far from land, and at up to several …

Metabolic scope for activity (MSA) and critical swimming velocity (U crit) were measured in
green sturgeon exposed to two stressors daily for 28 consecutive days. The results were …

Despite the growing recognition that river flow can have an effect on the growth, distribution
and survival of fishes, little is known about the underlying mechanisms to explain this effect …

First interaction with carnivorous clients induces stress responses even in the boldest of
cleaner fishes observed in nature. This is relevant for the expanding use of lumpfish in …

The effects of increased temperature were tested in Amphiprion ocellaris, using a cellular
diagnostics approach (in several tissues) combined with an organismal approach (body …