1931
DOI: 10.1051/kmae:1931015
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L'anorexie génétique des poissons

Abstract: J'ai désigné, par cette expression : « anorexie génétique » signifiant : <• inappétence à l'époque de la reproduction », l'état singulier, montré par nombre de Poissons, qui consiste dans la diminution, ou même la cessation temporaire, au moment de la ponte, de l'alimentation habituelle. Les géniteurs prêts à frayer semblent se consacrer seidement à la fonction reproductrice, en négligeant les autres. Même, chez certains, et notamment les Migrateurs : Saumons, Aloses, etc., le tube digestif subit des phéno-mèn… Show more

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“…In regard to the advisability of dividing Eustomias into two or more genera, we agree with Regan and Trewavas that cleancut divisions cannot be made; also the groups of species are so much closer to one another than they are to other genera that any division seems wholly inadvisable. Therefore, we do not accept the proposal of Roule and Angel (1931) that the name Parastomias be given to the species which have branched barbels. (See p.…”
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“…In regard to the advisability of dividing Eustomias into two or more genera, we agree with Regan and Trewavas that cleancut divisions cannot be made; also the groups of species are so much closer to one another than they are to other genera that any division seems wholly inadvisable. Therefore, we do not accept the proposal of Roule and Angel (1931) that the name Parastomias be given to the species which have branched barbels. (See p.…”
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“…= Bathophilus Giglioli, 1884, and ? Flag ellostomias Parastomias Roule & Angel, 1931= Eustomias Vaillant, 1888. Microdontostomias Fowler, 1934= Stomias Cuvier, 1817 .…”
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