The light microscopic, immunohistochemical, and ultrastructural features of a case of
apocrine carcinoma of the upper lip of a 54-year-old white man are described. The …

On their seaward migration, juvenile salmonids commonly pass hydroelectric dams. Fish
passing by the turbine blade may experience rapid decompression, the severity of which …

Australian recreational and commercial fishers catch snapper (Pagrus auratus) from down
to∼ 120m, often evoking barotrauma. Owing to minimum legal sizes and quotas or non …

Descending fish to depths of neutral buoyancy is a promising, less-invasive alternative to
swim bladder venting for relieving barotrauma and reducing mortality in sport fish. However …

The genus Sebastes (rockfishes) is an ecologically diverse group of fish, more than 60
species occurring off the Oregon, Washington, and California coasts. As of 2004, seven …

Barotrauma causes stress and impairment in fish and can cause mortality after catch and
release. Relief of barotrauma symptoms is necessary to reduce mortality, but we currently …

A new technique to ameliorate the effects of barotrauma was tested based on observations
of pink snapper, P agrus auratus (F orster), inadvertently piercing their everted stomach with …

We examined the efficacy of sound pressure pulses generated from a water gun for
controlling invasive Northern Pike Esox lucius. Pulse pressures from two sizes of water guns …

Barotrauma is injury sustained following a rapid decrease in hydraulic pressure (Brown et al.
2014). Decompression can cause barotrauma in fish in two ways (Brown et al. 2012b). First …

Hydropower development poses severe threats to the aquatic diversity and ecosystem
services. One such threat is the exposure of fish to extreme conditions within hydropower …