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Reflex cardioventilatory responses to hypoxia in the flathead gray mullet (Mugil cephalus) and their behavioral modulation by perceived threat of predation and water turbidity. (Articolo in rivista)
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Shingles A.1; McKenzie D.J.2, Claireaux G.1, and Domenici P.3 (2005)
Reflex cardioventilatory responses to hypoxia in the flathead gray mullet (Mugil cephalus) and their behavioral modulation by perceived threat of predation and water turbidity.
in Physiological and biochemical zoology
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- Shingles A.1; McKenzie D.J.2, Claireaux G.1, and Domenici P.3 (literal)
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- 1International Marine Centre, Localita` Sa Mardini, 09072
Torregrande (Or), Italy; 2Centre de Recherche sur les
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cosyste`mes Marins et Aquacoles, Centre National de la
Recherche Scientifique-IFREMER, Place Du Se´minaire, BP 5,
17137, L'houmeau, France; 3Consiglio Nazionale delle
Ricerche, Istituto per l'Ambiente Marino e Costiero, Localita`
Sa Mardini, 09072 Torregrande (Or), Italy (literal)
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- Reflex cardioventilatory responses to hypoxia in the flathead gray mullet (Mugil cephalus) and their behavioral modulation by perceived threat of predation and water turbidity. (literal)
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- In hypoxia, gray mullet surface to ventilate well-oxygenated water in contact with air, an adaptive response known as aquatic surface respiration (ASR). Reflex control of ASR and its behavioral modulation by perceived threat of aerial predation and turbid water were studied on mullet in a partly sheltered aquarium with free surface access. Injections of sodium cyanide (NaCN) into either the bloodstream (internal) or ventilatory water stream (external) revealed that ASR, hypoxic bradycardia, and branchial hyperventilation were stimulated by chemoreceptors sensitive to both systemic and water O2 levels. Sight of a model avian predator elicited bradycardia and hypoventilation, a fear response that inhibited reflex hyperventilation following external NaCN. The time lag to initiation of ASR following NaCN increased, but response intensity (number of events, time at the surface) was unchanged. Mullet, however, modified their behavior to surface under shelter or near the aquarium edges. Turbid water abolished the fear response and effects of the predator on gill ventilation and timing of ASR following external NaCN, presumably because of reduced visibility. However, in turbidity, mullet consistently performed ASR under shelter or near the aquarium edges. These adaptive modulations of ASR behavior would allow mullet to retain advantages of the chemoreflex when threatened by avian predators or when unable to perceive potential threats in turbidity. (literal)
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