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Fisheries Science and Management
1. Introduction to Fisheries Science and Management
2. Foundational Aquatic Sciences
3. Fish Biology and Ichthyology
4. Population Dynamics
5. Fisheries Assessment
6. Fisheries Management
7. Human Dimensions in Fisheries
8. Contemporary Issues and Future Directions
Fish Biology and Ichthyology
Fish Anatomy and Physiology
External Anatomy
Fins
Types of Fins
Functions of Fins
Fin Ray Structure
Scales
Types of Scales
Scale Structure
Scale Growth
Body Shape and Adaptations
Streamlining
Morphological Adaptations
Body Form Classifications
Internal Systems
Respiratory System
Gill Structure and Function
Gas Exchange Mechanisms
Respiratory Adaptations
Circulatory System
Heart Structure
Blood Flow and Oxygen Transport
Cardiovascular Adaptations
Sensory Systems
Lateral Line System
Vision Adaptations
Chemoreception and Olfaction
Hearing and Electroreception
Mechanoreception
Osmoregulation
Freshwater Adaptations
Saltwater Adaptations
Ion Regulation Mechanisms
Kidney Function
Fish Life History
Reproduction Strategies
Spawning Behavior
Spawning Timing and Cues
Fecundity and Reproductive Output
Parental Care Strategies
Mating Systems
Egg and Larval Stages
Embryonic Development
Larval Dispersal and Survival
Metamorphosis
Critical Periods
Growth
Determinants of Growth Rates
Environmental Influences on Growth
Length-Weight Relationships
Growth Efficiency
Age Determination
Use of Otoliths
Use of Scales
Use of Spines and Other Hard Parts
Age Validation Methods
Migration and Movement
Anadromy
Catadromy
Potamodromy
Homing Behavior
Dispersal Mechanisms
Navigation Mechanisms
Fish Ecology
Habitat Requirements and Selection
Water Quality Parameters
Temperature Preferences
Oxygen Requirements
pH Tolerance
Salinity Tolerance
Structural Habitat
Cover Types
Vegetation
Rocks and Substrate
Substrate Preferences
Flow Regimes
Flow Preferences
Effects of Flow Alteration
Hydraulic Habitat
Trophic Ecology
Feeding Guilds
Herbivores
Carnivores
Omnivores
Detritivores
Planktivores
Predator-Prey Dynamics
Foraging Strategies
Anti-Predator Adaptations
Predation Effects
Competition
Interspecific Competition
Intraspecific Competition
Resource Partitioning
Community Ecology
Species Interactions
Assemblage Structure
Diversity Patterns
Fish Identification and Systematics
Taxonomy and Classification
Hierarchical Classification
Nomenclature Rules
Phylogenetic Relationships
Use of Dichotomous Keys
Key Features for Identification
Practical Application
Morphometric Measurements
Major Fish Groups
Salmonids
Gadids
Clupeids
Percids
Cyprinids
Other Important Families
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