Fish physiology, edited by W. S. Hoar and D. J. Randall. Contributors: Frank P. Conte [and others]

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v. 1. Excretion, ionic regulation, and metabolism -- v. 2. The endocrine system -- v. 3. Reproduction and growth, bioluminescence, pigments, and poisons -- v. 4. The nervous system, circulation, and respiration -- v. 5. Sensory systems and electric organs -- v. 6. Environmental relations and behavior -- v. 7. Locomotion -- v. 8. Bioenergetics and growth -- v. 9. Reproduction (2 v.) -- v. 10. Gills. pt. A. Anatomy, gas transfer, and acid-base regulation. pt. B. Ion and water transfer (2 v.) -- v. 11. The physiology of developing fish. pt. B. Viviparity and posthatching juveniles -- v. 12. The cardiovascular system (2 v.) -- v. 13. Molecular endocrinology of fish -- v. 14. Cellular and molecular approaches to fish ionic regulation -- v. 15. The fish immune system : organism, pathogen, and environment -- v. 16. Deep-sea fishes -- v. 17. Fish respiration -- v. 18. Muscle development and growth -- v. 19. Tuna : physiology, ecology, and evolution -- v. 20. Nitrogen excretion -- v. 21 The physiology of tropical fishes -- v. 22. The physiology of polar fishes --v. 23. Fish biomechanics -- v. 24. Behaviour and physiology of fish -- v. 34B. Physiology of elasmobranch fishes : internal processes.