Ecologia e etologia de piranhas no Nordeste do Brasil (Pisces - Serrasalmus Lacépède, 1803) / Raimundo Adhemar Braga.

Por: Braga, Raimundo AdhemarColaborador(es):Sawaya, Paulo [Orientador]Detalhes da publicação: São Paulo [s.n.] 1976Notas: 268 f. : ilAssunto(s): Piranha -- Brasil, Nordeste | Piranha -- Comportamento | Piranha -- EcologiaClassificação Decimal de Dewey: 597.52 Nota de dissertação: Tese (doutor) - Universidade de São Paulo, 1972 Sumário: This work deals with the ecology and ethology of predatory fishes called piranhas (Serrasalmus) of the Northeast (1,557,676 Km²) of Brazil. The investigation is based on field work and laboratory experiments: 3,590 specimens of piranhas, 1,348 of other fishes and 354 specimens of shrimpes were studied. Special emphasis was given to the geographic distribution, predatism, control and erradication of piranhas in the region. Physiological experiments were conducted on migrations, effects of salinity and temperature, oxygen consumption, predatism, that is, attack to preies under different stimuli as blood, colours, intra-specific aggression, spoiling fishing-nets, etc. times of exposure to distress and death by "timbó" root (5% of rotenone) under several conditions. Geographic distribution in the region, danger to human and to domestic animals were also studied.
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Tese (doutor) - Universidade de São Paulo, 1972

This work deals with the ecology and ethology of predatory fishes called piranhas (Serrasalmus) of the Northeast (1,557,676 Km²) of Brazil. The investigation is based on field work and laboratory experiments: 3,590 specimens of piranhas, 1,348 of other fishes and 354 specimens of shrimpes were studied. Special emphasis was given to the geographic distribution, predatism, control and erradication of piranhas in the region. Physiological experiments were conducted on migrations, effects of salinity and temperature, oxygen consumption, predatism, that is, attack to preies under different stimuli as blood, colours, intra-specific aggression, spoiling fishing-nets, etc. times of exposure to distress and death by "timbó" root (5% of rotenone) under several conditions. Geographic distribution in the region, danger to human and to domestic animals were also studied.

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