Carbon Dioxide in Fish Physiology: A Comprehensive Review

Edited by esteemed author Anthony Farrell, Volume 37 of the Fish Physiology series delves into the latest advances in the field, presenting an array of fascinating chapters that explore the complex dynamics of carbon dioxide in marine and freshwater ecosystems.

Unraveling the Impact of CO2 on Aquatic Life

This authoritative volume brings together leading experts from around the world to provide a multifaceted understanding of CO2’s effects on fish physiology. Learn about the historical, current, and future environments of CO2 and their impact on aquatic ecosystems, as well as the intricate mechanisms of CO2 sensing, acid-base physiology, and CO2 homeostasis.

Furthermore, discover the latest research on how CO2 affects fish calcification processes, behavioral patterns, metabolic rates, and swimming performance. Explore the internal spatial and temporal effects of CO2 on feeding and alkaline tide, as well as its implications for aquaculture and fish health.

Expert Insights and Cutting-Edge Research

This updated release in the Fish Physiology series is a testament to the authority and expertise of its international board of authors. Stay up-to-date with the latest information on carbon dioxide and its far-reaching consequences for fish physiology.

Key Features:

• Comprehensive review of CO2’s impact on fish physiology and aquatic ecosystems
• Expert contributions from an international board of authors
• Latest release in the esteemed Fish Physiology series
• Covers historic, current, and future CO2 environments and their dynamics

Publisher: Elsevier Science
Language: English
ISBN: 9780128176092 (Hardcover), 9780128176108 (E-book)