Add to ORKGThe respiratory pumping system of a fish is in fact a double pump in which the combined action of the buccal and opercular cavities pumps water across the gills (Hughes & Shelton, 1957, 1958, 1962). For more than 150 years controversial opinions have been expressed on the phase relationship of the movements of buccal an
The relative timing between operculum and pectoral fin motion was examined in swimming bluegill Lepo...
The ease with which respiratory reflexes may be elicited by stimu lation of the surface of the phary...
Fish control the relative flow rates of water and blood over the gills in order to optimise respirat...
The mechanism of gill ventilation in the dogfish has been shown to be fundamentally the same as that...
The pumping mechanism maintaining water flow across the gills has been investi-gated in the trout us...
Since the beginning of the eighteenth century investigators have attempted to understand the mechani...
It has been reported that fish may match the extent of their respiration to their need for gaseous e...
The electromyographic study of muscles involved in the respiratory movements of fishes (Hughes &...
The respiratory pump in teleost fish is mechanically complex, but the activity in motor neurones whi...
of the functioning of the system were only based upon anatomical data. It is hardl
A comparative study of the respiration of fishes from different ecological niches has shown that cer...
It has been known for a long time that a relationship exists between the rhythms of the heart and ve...
Relatively little work has been done on the gill ventilation of British marine teleost fishes since ...
Recordings of pressure changes within the buccal and opercular cavities of lightly anaesthetized rai...
The hearts of both elasmobranch and teleost fish are known at times to beat at a particular phase of...
The relative timing between operculum and pectoral fin motion was examined in swimming bluegill Lepo...
The ease with which respiratory reflexes may be elicited by stimu lation of the surface of the phary...
Fish control the relative flow rates of water and blood over the gills in order to optimise respirat...
The mechanism of gill ventilation in the dogfish has been shown to be fundamentally the same as that...
The pumping mechanism maintaining water flow across the gills has been investi-gated in the trout us...
Since the beginning of the eighteenth century investigators have attempted to understand the mechani...
It has been reported that fish may match the extent of their respiration to their need for gaseous e...
The electromyographic study of muscles involved in the respiratory movements of fishes (Hughes &...
The respiratory pump in teleost fish is mechanically complex, but the activity in motor neurones whi...
of the functioning of the system were only based upon anatomical data. It is hardl
A comparative study of the respiration of fishes from different ecological niches has shown that cer...
It has been known for a long time that a relationship exists between the rhythms of the heart and ve...
Relatively little work has been done on the gill ventilation of British marine teleost fishes since ...
Recordings of pressure changes within the buccal and opercular cavities of lightly anaesthetized rai...
The hearts of both elasmobranch and teleost fish are known at times to beat at a particular phase of...
The relative timing between operculum and pectoral fin motion was examined in swimming bluegill Lepo...
The ease with which respiratory reflexes may be elicited by stimu lation of the surface of the phary...
Fish control the relative flow rates of water and blood over the gills in order to optimise respirat...