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1. Functional morphology of air-breathing fishes: A review

   This review of the air-breathing fishes deals with morphology, histochemical analyses of respiratory membrane and muscles, morphometrics and...

   Hiran M Dutta, J S Datta Munshi in Proceedings: Animal Sciences

   Article 01 August 1985

2. Author index to volumes 121–150 (1977–1983)

   in Journal of comparative physiology

   Article 01 March 1983

3. 22. Limnology of a large, deep, North American terminal lake, Pyramid Lake, Nevada, U.S.A.

   D. L. Galat, E. L. Lider, ... S. R. Robertson in Hydrobiologia

   Article 01 June 1981

4. Limnology of a large, deep, North American terminal lake, Pyramid Lake, Nevada, U.S.A.

   A surprisingly large portion (33%) of the earth’s total non-polar land area lies in arheic and endorheic regions (Fig. 22.1). Yet only 10% of North...

   D. L. Galat, E. L. Lider, ... S. R. Robertson in Salt Lakes

   Conference paper 1981
   

5. Comparative analysis of the hyomandibula during respiration in anabantoid teleost fishes:Macropodus opercularis in relation toCtenopoma acutirostre andAnabas testudineus

   The hyomandibula is an important element of the head and has been influenced in its structural features by different functions. It is roughly...

   Hiran M. Dutta in Zoomorphologie

   Article 01 June 1980

6. Flora and fauna

   Figure 11 depicts the growing and flowering seasons of the vascular plants that grew in the rice field during the year and illustrates the...

   Charles W. Heckman in Rice Field Ecology in Northeastern Thailand

   Chapter 1979
   

7. Descriptions

   Hagfishes belong to a very primitive and well-adapted group referred to as the cyclostomes, because of the circular suctorial mouth equipped with...

   M.-Ather Ali, Michel Anctil in Retinas of Fishes

   Chapter 1976
   

8. Author index

   in Journal of comparative physiology

   Article 01 March 1975

9. Der Sauerstoff als ökologischer Faktor

   Zur Aufrechterhaltung ihrer Lebensvorgänge muß von den Organismen dauernd Energie aufgewandt werden. Diese kann von den tierischen Lebewesen auf...

   Joachim Frhr von Ledebur in Ergebnisse der Biologie

   Chapter 1939