Figure 6 - Preferred spawning sites of Notopterus notopterus. (a) The eggs attached to the underside (double arrowhead) and (b) on the edge of a large stone; (c) eggs were also found on the edge of the filter. Scale bar = 20 mm (a); 4 mm (b); 10 mm (c)
Figure 6 - Left isolated premaxilla, dorsal view, ascending process inclined backwards, o...
FIGURE 6. Female Brachionichthys hirsutus attending egg mass. Egg mass attached to an artificial hol...
FIGURE 6: A, Naticarius hebraeus (Martyn, 1786); B, Notocochlis dillwynii (Payraudeau, 1826). Furthe...
Figure 1 - A female Notopterus notopterus, total length 23 cm, Scale bar = 2 cm
Figure 8 - Micropyle (a) and spiralling ridges (b) of the egg envelope in Notopterus no...
Figure 3 - Course of the tested environmental factors during 331 days: conductivity (C)...
Figure 4 - Elements of the courtship behaviour in Notopterus notopterus.(a) Around the ...
Figure 5 - Spawning sequence of Notopterus notopterus during night time. Picture sequen...
Figure 18 - Late juvenile to the maturation stage in Notopterus notopterus. (a) Stage 3...
Figure 10 - Continuation of epiboly and neurulation in Notopterus notopterus. (a) Stage...
Figure 19 - Development of the genital papilla of a female Notopterus notopterus, seen ...
Figure 1 A Map covering the Oriental biogeographic region and showing the distribution of localities...
Figure 6 - A–B General outline (A) and micropyle (B) of the egg of Notacanthurus baei Braasch & Boon...
Experimental data demonstrate that the environmental factors decreasing conductivity, slight variati...
Figure 6. Relationship between two egg dimensions (length and width) for seven species of Conopophag...
Figure 6 - Left isolated premaxilla, dorsal view, ascending process inclined backwards, o...
FIGURE 6. Female Brachionichthys hirsutus attending egg mass. Egg mass attached to an artificial hol...
FIGURE 6: A, Naticarius hebraeus (Martyn, 1786); B, Notocochlis dillwynii (Payraudeau, 1826). Furthe...
Figure 1 - A female Notopterus notopterus, total length 23 cm, Scale bar = 2 cm
Figure 8 - Micropyle (a) and spiralling ridges (b) of the egg envelope in Notopterus no...
Figure 3 - Course of the tested environmental factors during 331 days: conductivity (C)...
Figure 4 - Elements of the courtship behaviour in Notopterus notopterus.(a) Around the ...
Figure 5 - Spawning sequence of Notopterus notopterus during night time. Picture sequen...
Figure 18 - Late juvenile to the maturation stage in Notopterus notopterus. (a) Stage 3...
Figure 10 - Continuation of epiboly and neurulation in Notopterus notopterus. (a) Stage...
Figure 19 - Development of the genital papilla of a female Notopterus notopterus, seen ...
Figure 1 A Map covering the Oriental biogeographic region and showing the distribution of localities...
Figure 6 - A–B General outline (A) and micropyle (B) of the egg of Notacanthurus baei Braasch & Boon...
Experimental data demonstrate that the environmental factors decreasing conductivity, slight variati...
Figure 6. Relationship between two egg dimensions (length and width) for seven species of Conopophag...
Figure 6 - Left isolated premaxilla, dorsal view, ascending process inclined backwards, o...
FIGURE 6. Female Brachionichthys hirsutus attending egg mass. Egg mass attached to an artificial hol...
FIGURE 6: A, Naticarius hebraeus (Martyn, 1786); B, Notocochlis dillwynii (Payraudeau, 1826). Furthe...