Add to ORKGMany abnormalities in the coloration of fishes have been recorded, including albinism, melanism and ambicoloration (e.g. DAHLBERG, 1970). Melanism, according to Gould and Pyle (1896), is characterized by the presence of an excessive amount of pigment in tissues and skin. In fishes, melanism may occur in varying degrees of intensity (PIGG, 1998) and can, in some cases, result from injury (DAHLBERG, 1970), genetic inheritance (HORTH, 2006), intergeneric hybridization (ELWIN, 1957) or parasite infestation (HSIAO, 1941)
A single red mutant was observed in a pure strain of O. niloticus (Egyptian). This was crossed to 6 ...
Black and soft sferical structures (4-5 mm in diameter) were observed at the caudal fin-base of swor...
Melanogenesis has been mainly studied in mammalian melanocytes and melanoma cells. In heterothermic ...
Many abnormalities in the coloration of fishes have been recorded, including albinism, melanism and ...
Coloration in fishes is primarily due to skin pigments. The usual coloration in fishes is the preval...
Tasmanian recreational fishers have reported the presence of dark pigmentations in the usually white...
International audienceSkin pigmentation pattern is a species-specific characteristic that depends on...
Skin pigmentation pattern is a species-specific characteristic that depends on the number and the sp...
Examination was made of the melanophores of three Lepisosteus osseus (longnose gar), one dark, one i...
Not AvailableOne of the greatest challenges in the ornamental fish industry is to replicate accurate...
Troglobitic (exclusively subterranean) organisms usually present, among their apomorphies related to...
In the present study, report on incidences of partial and hyper-melanic pigmentation in 6 species be...
Morphological skin colour change in fish is often referred to in the sole context of background adap...
International audienceHuman activities cause rapid eutrophication and increased water turbidity in a...
Malpigmentation is common in hatchery-reared flatfishes, decreasing the market value of whole fish, ...
A single red mutant was observed in a pure strain of O. niloticus (Egyptian). This was crossed to 6 ...
Black and soft sferical structures (4-5 mm in diameter) were observed at the caudal fin-base of swor...
Melanogenesis has been mainly studied in mammalian melanocytes and melanoma cells. In heterothermic ...
Many abnormalities in the coloration of fishes have been recorded, including albinism, melanism and ...
Coloration in fishes is primarily due to skin pigments. The usual coloration in fishes is the preval...
Tasmanian recreational fishers have reported the presence of dark pigmentations in the usually white...
International audienceSkin pigmentation pattern is a species-specific characteristic that depends on...
Skin pigmentation pattern is a species-specific characteristic that depends on the number and the sp...
Examination was made of the melanophores of three Lepisosteus osseus (longnose gar), one dark, one i...
Not AvailableOne of the greatest challenges in the ornamental fish industry is to replicate accurate...
Troglobitic (exclusively subterranean) organisms usually present, among their apomorphies related to...
In the present study, report on incidences of partial and hyper-melanic pigmentation in 6 species be...
Morphological skin colour change in fish is often referred to in the sole context of background adap...
International audienceHuman activities cause rapid eutrophication and increased water turbidity in a...
Malpigmentation is common in hatchery-reared flatfishes, decreasing the market value of whole fish, ...
A single red mutant was observed in a pure strain of O. niloticus (Egyptian). This was crossed to 6 ...
Black and soft sferical structures (4-5 mm in diameter) were observed at the caudal fin-base of swor...
Melanogenesis has been mainly studied in mammalian melanocytes and melanoma cells. In heterothermic ...