April 2016 Book published
An introduction to fish migration (book) Morais & Daverat (editors) (2016) An introduction to fish migration. Boca Raton, Florida (USA). CRC Press. 307p. ISBN 9781498718738 ORDER HERE 
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
AN OVERVIEW ON FISH MIGRATION RESEARCH 1. History of fish migration research. pp. 3-13. Pedro Morais, Françoise Daverat 2. Definitions and concepts related with fish migration. pp. 14-19. Pedro Morais, Françoise Daverat 3. Trends and challenges on fish migration research. pp. 20-25. Pedro Morais, Françoise Daverat LIFE HISTORIES OF MIGRATORY FISHES 4. Life histories of potamodromous fishes. pp. 29-54 Russell F. Thurow 5. Life histories of anadromous fishes. pp. 55-77 Marie-Laure Acolas and Patrick Lambert 6. Life histories of catadromous fishes. pp. 78-101 Michael J. Miller 7. Life histories of amphidromous fishes. pp. 102-122 Gerard P. Closs and Manna Warburton 8. Life histories of oceanodromous fishes. pp. 123-146 Ana Couto, Miguel Baptista, Miguel Furtado, Lara L. Sousa and Nuno Queiroz TECHNICAL APPARATUS, ANALYTICAL TECHNIQUES AND DATA ANALYSES USED IN FISH MIGRATION RESEARCH 9. Microchemical and schlerochronological analyses used to infer fish migration. pp. 149-168 Françoise Daverat and Jean Martin 10. Tracing the origins, migrations, and other movements of fishes using stable isotopes. pp. 169-196 Joel C. Hoffman 11. Use of drift nets to infer fish transport and migration strategies in inland aquatic ecosystems. pp. 197-213 Michal Janáč and Martin Reichard 12. Methodologies for investigating diadromous fish movements: conventional, PIT, acoustic and radio tagging and tracking. pp. 214-250 Marie-Laure Bégout, Frédérique Bau, Anthony Acou and Marie-Laure Acolas 13. Methodologies for investigating oceanodromous fish movements: archival and pop-up satellite archival tags. pp. 251-289 Kurt M. Schaefer and Daniel W. Fuller |
