A species of small tropical fish exhibits a range of physical appearances and dietary
preferences. Herbivores are round-bodied, carnivores are narrow-bodied, and intermediale
omnivores are smaller than those at either extreme of eating habit. A study found that the
herbivores and carnivores had additional, alternate food sources that the intermediates
could not utilize. Further, herbivores fed more effectively on pond detritus and carnivores
fed more effectively on water fleas than the omnivores.
(A) What type of selection is likely occurring in this population? Justify your choice
(B) How might the form of selection you identified in Part A affect the likelihood of
speciation occurring in this population? Explain why.
A species of small tropical fish exhibits a range of physical appearances and dietary
preferences. Herbivores are round-bodied, carnivores are narrow-bodied, and intermediale
omnivores are smaller than those at either extreme of eating habit. A study found that the
herbivores and carnivores had additional, alternate food sources that the intermediates
could not utilize. Further, herbivores fed more effectively on pond detritus and carnivores
fed more effectively on water fleas than the omnivores.
(A) What type of selection is likely occurring in this population? Justify your choice
(B) How might the form of selection you identified in Part A affect the likelihood of
speciation occurring in this population? Explain why.
(B) How might the form of selection you identified in Part A affect the likelihood of
speciation occurring in this population? Explain why.
.
fish ecology and feed chain in aquatic enviromentwaleedelhawarry2
describe the aquatic ecosystem and different natural food and feeding habits of fish species, thus helping to quite clearly understand the requirements for successful fish farming
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Studies the physico-chemical parameters of water, soil and the nutritional va...ijtsrd
India is a high speed population growing country and present population of India is about 127 crores. Among them a huge number of our children have been suffering from mal-nutritional diseases. They need protein feed and molluscs meat especially cephalopods meat is a good source of protein. India harvested 1.73 lakh tones of cephalopods, 0.04 lakh tones of bivalves and 0.02 tones of gastropods from Indian marine resources like Arabian sea, Bay of Bengal and Indian Ocean in the year 2013-2014. The people of southern states of India consume molluscs meat in huge quantity as their everyday protein resource food. The local poor people at Digha eat occasionally only cephalopods meat. From our study for about last 4 years we get 12 bivalves species belonging to 5 orders, 6 families and 8 genera out of 54 available bivalves species, 2 gastropods species belonging to 2 orders, 2 families and 2 genera out of 35 available gastropods species and 4 cephalopods species belonging to 3 orders, 3 families and 4 genera out of 4 available cephalopods species are edible. Manotosh Das | Maity Joydev"Studies the physico-chemical parameters of water, soil and the nutritional values of edible cephalopods found at Digha coast, West Bengal, India" Published in International Journal of Trend in Scientific Research and Development (ijtsrd), ISSN: 2456-6470, Volume-1 | Issue-6 , October 2017, URL: http://www.ijtsrd.com/papers/ijtsrd2253.pdf http://www.ijtsrd.com/other-scientific-research-area/other/2253/studies-the-physico-chemical-parameters-of-water-soil-and-the-nutritional-values-of-edible-cephalopods-found-at-digha-coast-west-bengal-india/manotosh-das
Biodiversity is variety…
of organisms in a given area
of genetic variation within a population
of species in a community
of communities in an ecosystem
Humans need to understand & preserve biodiversity for our own survival.
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Article Citation:
Rajaei M, Nematollahi MA, Bahmaninezhad A and Lotfizadeh A.
Behavior of Feeding in Guppy: Poecilia reticulata.
Journal of Research in Animal Sciences (2012) 1(1): 001-006.
Full Text:
http://janimalsciences.com/documents/AS0004.pdf
The culture of maintenance ornamental fish among Iranian people is
developing every day. One of the most important factors in selection aquarium fish is
behavior of feeding. The feeding behavior of Guppy is poorly documented. In this
experiment we study feeding behavior in
P. reticulata
by six treatments. Six
aquariums with the same dimension were used and two points A & B with the
maximum distance from each other were selected in each aquarium. In aquarium
No.1 hand move with feeding in point A, in aquarium No.2 hand move without
feeding in point A, in aquarium No.3 hand moves in point A and feeding in point B, in
aquarium No.4 feeding without hand move in point B, in aquarium No.5 in semi dark
conditions hand move with feeding in point A and finally in aquarium No.6 in darkness
conditions hand move with feeding in point A were done. In aquarium No.1, 94% of
fish moved to point A and in aquarium No.2
it
was about 92%. In aquarium No.3,
95.5% of fish moved to point A and in Aquarium No.4, 74.5% of fish moved to point B.
In aquarium No 5 and 6, 96% and 99.5% of fish moved and didn’t move to point A,
respectively. Our results showed that this species is a visual feeder and a good
aquarium fish for their feeding behavior.
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