Exercise to exhaustion leads to severe metabolic, acid–base and ionic changes in fish. It
has been shown that several abiotic and biotic factors can limit burst exercise performance …

Waterways provide many ecological and socialservices, such as water supply, navigation,
freshwater reservoirs for aquatic organisms, recreation, and fisheries. However, in …

Successful application of fish-revival techniques in commercial fishing prior to release of
nontarget species requires clear evidence that recovery devices do indeed improve …

Rising temperatures, drought, and oxygen depletion may be the greatest threats to aquatic
animals in the twenty-first century. As a robust body of literature suggests, large-bodied fish …

The recovery of oxygen uptake to the standard metabolic rate (SMR) following exhaustive
chasing exercise in Atlantic salmon Salmo salar parr occurred in three phases (rapid …

Indicators of a generalized stress response (changes in cortisol, glucose, RNA: DNA ratio
and total protein) when measured in whole‐body preparations of individual three‐spined …

The influence of feeding on swimming performance and exercise recovery in fish is poorly
understood. Examining swimming behavior and physiological status following periods of …

In vivo experiments were conducted to examine the haematology of juveniles from two relic
bony fishes, Atlantic sturgeon Acipenser oxyrhinchus and shortnose sturgeon Acipenser …

Lower jaw deformity is a common deformity in cultured triploid Atlantic salmon in Tasmania.
However, the physiological effects of this deformity have not been studied. Swimming …

We investigated the effects of chronic high temperature (19° C) on the post-exercise
recovery processes in diploid and triploid brook trout. For these experiments, we measured …