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species ranging north to
southern Australia and
southern South America.
Notothenioids constitute approximately 90% of the fish biom**** in the continental...
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icefish or white-blooded fish
comprise a
family (Channichthyidae) of
notothenioid fish
found in the
Southern Ocean around Antarctica. They are the only...
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adaptation to that role, the
Antarctic toothfish is one of only five
notothenioid species that, as adults, are
neutrally buoyant. This
buoyancy is attained...
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suborder Notothenioidei of the
order Perciformes. They are also
called notothenioids, but this name is also used to
describe the
other three, non-Antarctic...
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widely spread around the
Antarctic continent. Like
other Antarctic notothenioid fishes, N.
coriiceps evolved in the stable, ice-cold
environment of the...
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Coppes Petricorena;
George N.
Somero (2006). "Biochemical
adaptations of
notothenioid fishes:
Comparisons between cold
temperate South American and New Zealand...
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Antarctic notothenioids and
northern cod. They are 2.6-3.3 kD.
AFGPs evolved separately in
notothenioids and
northern cod. In
notothenioids, the AFGP...
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Arctic cod have
antifreeze glycoprotein genes that are
similar to
other notothenioid Antarctic fish, however, the protein-coding
sequences are not identical...
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waters that
would kill many
other fish in the
world sustain the
Antarctic notothenioid, a bony "ice fish"
related to
walleyes and perch.
Cactus sponges, globe...
- the
Antarctic dragonfishes, are a
family of
marine ray-finned fishes,
notothenioids belonging to the
Perciform suborder Notothenioidei. The
family comprises...
