- The
swim bladder, gas
bladder, fish maw, or air
bladder is an
internal gas-filled
organ that
contributes to the
ability of many bony fish (but not cartilaginous...
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Swim bladder disease, also
called swim bladder disorder or flipover, is a
common ailment in
aquarium fish. The
swim bladder is an
internal gas-filled...
- The
bladder is a
hollow organ in
humans and
other vertebrates that
stores urine from the
kidneys before disposal by urination. In
placental mammals, urine...
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varying pH, and
habitats with low
dissolved O 2
content due to
their swim bladders,
which they use
primarily to breathe. They can also rise to the surface...
- a
cloaca into
which the
urinary and
genital p****ages open, but not a
swim bladder.
Cartilaginous fish
produce a
small number of
large yolky eggs. Some...
- and
ensuring proper filtration.
Swim Bladder Disease refers to a
collection of
issues affecting a fish's
swim bladder, the
organ responsible for buoyancy...
- distress.
Swim bladder disease is a
common condition which impairs their ability to
maintain buoyancy. This
condition is ****ociated with the
swim bladder, a...
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vertical distances, and are
undertaken with the ****istance of a
swim bladder. The
swim bladder is
inflated when the fish
wants to move up, and,
given the high...
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dried swim bladders of fish. The
English word
origin is from the
obsolete Dutch ****zenblaas – ****zen is a kind of sturgeon, and
blaas is a
bladder, or German...
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swim bladder is
absent in one or more species. This
absence is
often the case in fast-swimming
fishes such as the tuna and mackerel. The
swim bladder...
