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Index
Cover
Imprint
Subvention
Title
Dedication
Copyright
Contents
Preface
Acknowledgement
Part I. Faunal Origins, Evolution, and Diversity
1. Introduction
2. Origin and Derivation of the North American Freshwater Fish Fauna
3. Reshaping North American Fish Faunas
Part II. Formation, Maintenance, and Persistence of Local Populations and Assemblages
4. Responses of Populations and Assemblages to Biotic and Physical Factors
5. The Formation and Maintenance of Populations and Assemblages
6. Persistence of Fish Assemblages in Space and Time
Part III. Form and Function
7. Morphology and Functional Ecology of the Fins and Axial Skeleton
8. Form and Function in the Feeding of Fishes
9. Life History and Reproductive Ecology
Part IV. Interactions among Individuals and Species
10. Communication among Individuals
11. Interactions in Resource Acquisition I: Niches, Competition, and Trophic Position
12. Interactions in Resource Acquisition II: Predation, Avoiding Predation, and Predator Effects on Ecosystems
13. Getting Along
Part V. Issues in Conservation
14. Streams Large and Small
15. Ponds, Lakes, and Impoundments
Glossary
Literature Cited
Index
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