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Annual Fishes: Life History Strategy, Diversity, and Evolution is
the first comprehensive reference on current knowledge of diverse
species that exhibit unique survival strategies and provide
important models for basic and applied research. This work fills a
void, covering the life cycle, reproductive biology, evolutionary
ecology, reproductive behavior, sexual selection, genetics,
speciation, and integrative and conservation strategies of annual
fishes Bringing together researchers in different areas of annual
fishes to summarize previous work, overview the current research,
and highlight promising areas of research, the book is organized
into three sections focusing on: Diversity, life history, and
reproductive biology Ecology and conservation Evolution The book
provides a thorough understanding of the complexity of annual
fishes and emphasizes their usefulness as a unique model organism
for studies in vertebrate biology, particularly in areas such as
speciation and senescence. It also notes the gaps in knowledge that
challenge future research and encourages the continued expansion
and development of research studies on annual fishes to address
these gaps so that general vertebrate biology can be better
understood. It serves as a valuable resource for scientists in a
range of disciplines such as ichthyology, zoology, developmental
and evolutionary biology, molecular biology and genetics, and
ecology.
Annual Fishes: Life History Strategy, Diversity, and Evolution is
the first comprehensive reference on current knowledge of diverse
species that exhibit unique survival strategies and provide
important models for basic and applied research. This work fills a
void, covering the life cycle, reproductive biology, evolutionary
ecology, reproductive behavior, sexual selection, genetics,
speciation, and integrative and conservation strategies of annual
fishes Bringing together researchers in different areas of annual
fishes to summarize previous work, overview the current research,
and highlight promising areas of research, the book is organized
into three sections focusing on: Diversity, life history, and
reproductive biology Ecology and conservation Evolution The book
provides a thorough understanding of the complexity of annual
fishes and emphasizes their usefulness as a unique model organism
for studies in vertebrate biology, particularly in areas such as
speciation and senescence. It also notes the gaps in knowledge that
challenge future research and encourages the continued expansion
and development of research studies on annual fishes to address
these gaps so that general vertebrate biology can be better
understood. It serves as a valuable resource for scientists in a
range of disciplines such as ichthyology, zoology, developmental
and evolutionary biology, molecular biology and genetics, and
ecology.
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