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Timing of reproduction in fish

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      - 3.1.1. Importance of reproductive physiological st...
      - 3.1.2. Introduction
      - 3.1.3. Types of reproduction
      - 3.1.4. Sex determination
      - 3.1.5. Male reproductive system
      - 3.1.6. Testis and spermatogenesis
      - 3.1.7. Seasonal changes in testes
      - 3.1.8. Female reproductive system
      - 3.1.9. Ovarian follicle
      - 3.1.10. Oogenesis
      - 3.1.11. Seasonal changes in the female reproductiv...
      - 3.1.12. Sex determination
      - 3.1.13. Sex chromosomes
      - 3.1.14. Autosomes
      - 3.1.15. Sexual differentiation
      - 3.1.16. Outstanding differences are listed below
      - 3.1.17. Maturation and spawning
      - 3.1.18 Ovulation and fertilization
      - 3.1.19. Follicular atresia
      - 3.1.20. Causes
      - 3.1.21. Modes of reproduction
      - 3.1.22. Seasonal regulation of reproduction/ envir...
      - 3.1.23. Hormonal control of reproduction
      - 3.1.24. Shellfish
      - 3.1.25. Separate Sexes
      - 3.1.26. Hermaphroditism
      - 3.1.27. Sex Change
      - 3.1.28. Asexual Reproduction
      - 3.1.29. Life histories vary from the simple to the...
      - 3.1.30. Breeding Biology of PENAEUS MONODON
      - 3.1.31. Decapod Crabs - Reproduction and Development
      - 3.1.32. CLASS BIVALVIA (PELECYPODA) - (Bi-valv i-a...
      - 3.1.33. CLASS CEPHALOPODA - (ceph-a-lo-poda)
      - 3.1.34. Embryonic Development in Fish
      - 3.1.35. Hormones involved in reproduction and thei...
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      - Reproductive Physiology
      - Timing of reproduction in fish
      - 3.2.1. Structure of various muscles
      - 3.2.2. Striated muscle
      - 3.2.3. The muscle fibre
      - 3.2.4. Myofibril
      - 3.2.5. Cardiac muscle
      - 3.2.6. The myocardial cells
      - 3.2.7. The pase makers of heart
      - 3.2.8. Smooth muscle or non striated muscle
      - 3.2.9. Visceral or angle unity muscle
      - 3.2.10. Multi unit muscle
      - 3.2.11. Muscle Physiology
      - 3.2.12. Molluscan catch muscle
      - 3.2.13. Crustacean muscle
      - 3.2.14. Muscle metabolism and function
      - 3.2.15. Myosepta
      - 3.2.16. Dark muscle
      - 3.2.17. Composition and metabolism of dark and whi...
      - 3.2.18. Specialized muscles
      - 3.2.19. Sound producing muscle
      - 3.2.20. Muscle modified as electric organ
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      - Muscle physiology
      - 3.3.1. Introduction
      - 3.3.2. Chemoreception
      - 3.3.2.1 Olfaction
      - 3.3.2.2. Taste
      - 3.3.3. Acoustico-Lateralis System
      - 3.3.3.1. Hearing
      - 3.3.3.2. Lateral line
      - 3.3.4. Electro-reception
      - 3.3.5. Photoreception/vision
      - 3.3.6. Other senses (touch, pain, and special senses)
      - 3.3.7. Pineal gland
      - Quiz
      - Sense organs
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