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Marine Fishes of Arctic Canada
About this book
Marine Fishes of Arctic Canada is an accessible and up-to-date study on the diverse marine fish population existing in Canadian waters.
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Table of contents
- Contents
- Dedication
- Acknowledgments
- Introduction
- Purpose of the Book
- Biodiversity
- New Information
- Environment
- History of Research
- Habitats
- Climate
- Arctic Fish, Northern Cultures, and Traditional Ecological Knowledge
- Fisheries
- Scientific Names
- Fish Structure
- Collecting and Preserving Fishes
- Checklists of Species
- Marine Species
- Extralimital Species
- Brackish Water Species
- Keys
- Introduction
- Families
- Species in Individual Families: Zoarcidae; Gadiforms
- Family and Species Accounts
- Introduction
- Family Myxinidae – Hagfishes, Myxines
- Family Petromyzontidae – Lampreys, Lamproies
- Family Rhinochimaeridae – Longnose Chimaeras, Chimères à long nez
- Family Chimaeridae – Shortnose Chimaeras, Chimères
- Family Scyliorhinidae – Cat Sharks, Roussettes
- Family Etmopteridae – Lantern Sharks, Requins-lanternes
- Family Somniosidae – Sleeper Sharks, Somniosidés
- Family Rajidae – Skates, Raies
- Family Acipenseridae – Sturgeons, Esturgeons
- Family Notacanthidae – Deep-sea Spiny Eels, Poissons-tapirs à épines
- Family Synaphobranchidae – Cutthroat Eels, Anguilles égorgées
- Family Nemichthyidae – Snipe Eels, Poissons-avocettes
- Family Serrivomeridae – Sawpalates, Serrivomers
- Family Saccopharyngidae – Swallowers, Avaleurs
- Family Eurypharyngidae – Gulpers, Grandgousiers
- Family Clupeidae – Herrings, Harengs
- Family Argentinidae – Argentines, Argentines
- Family Microstomatidae – Pencilsmelts, Microbecs
- Family Platytroctidae – Tubeshoulders, Circés
- Family Alepocephalidae – Slickheads, Alépocéphales
- Family Osmeridae – Smelts, Éperlans
- Family Salmonidae – Trouts and Salmons, Truites et Saumons
- Family Gonostomatidae – Bristlemouths, Cyclothones
- Family Sternoptychidae – Marine Hatchetfishes, haches d’argent
- Family Stomiidae – Dragonfishes, Dragons à écailles
- Family Notosudidae – Waryfishes, Guetteurs
- Family Paralepididae – Barracudinas, Lussions
- Family Myctophidae – Lanternfishes, Poissons-lanternes
- Family Macrouridae – Grenadiers, Grenadiers
- Family Moridae – Codlings, Moros
- Family Phycidae – Phycid Hakes, Phycidés
- Family Gadidae – Cods, Morues
- Family Bythitidae – Viviparous Brotulas, Donzelles vivipares
- Family Lophiidae – Goosefishes, Baudroies
- Family Himantolophidae – Footballfishes, Poissons-football
- Family Oneirodidae – Dreamers, Rêveurs
- Family Ceratiidae – Seadevils, Poissons-pêcheurs
- Family Gigantactinidae – Whipnoses, Tacts géants
- Family Melamphaidae – Ridgeheads, Poissons-heaumes
- Family Anoplogastridae – Ogrefishes, Ogres
- Family Trachichthyidae – Slimeheads, Hoplites
- Family Gasterosteidae – Sticklebacks, Épinoches
- Family Scorpaenidae – Scorpionfishes, Scorpènes
- Family Cottidae – Sculpins, Chabots
- Family Agonidae – Poachers, Poissons-alligators
- Family Psychrolutidae – Fathead Sculpins, Chabots veloutés
- Family Cyclopteridae – Lumpfishes, Poules de mer
- Family Liparidae – Snailfishes, Limaces de mer
- Family Caristiidae – Manefishes, Caristes
- Family Zoarcidae – Eelpouts, Lycodes
- Family Stichaeidae – Pricklebacks, Stichées
- Family Pholidae – Gunnels, Sigouines
- Family Anarhichadidae – Wolffishes, Poissons-loups
- Family Chiasmodontidae – Black Swallowers, Grands avaleurs
- Family Ammodytidae – Sand Lances, Lançons
- Family Trichiuridae – Cutlassfishes, Sabres de mer
- Family Stromateidae – Butterfishes, Stromatées
- Family Pleuronectidae – Righteye Flounders, Plies
- Glossary
- Bibliography
- Illustration Credits
- Index