An Introduction to Fish Migration

An Introduction to Fish Migration

A comprehensive reference on fish migration, covering the major migratory strategies and the biological, ecological, and conservation principles behind them. The book introduces the history and concepts of fish migration research, explains different migration patterns and life-history strategies, and presents methods used to study fish movement and behavior. It is useful for students and researchers in fisheries, aquatic biology, ecology, conservation, and marine science.

Key Features:

• Covers major fish migration strategies: potamodromy, anadromy, catadromy, amphidromy, and oceanodromy
• Explains the biological and ecological processes underlying fish migration
• Reviews the history, terminology, and major concepts of migration research
• Discusses conservation challenges affecting migratory fish
• Presents methodologies used to monitor and study fish migration
• Includes examples of different migratory patterns and life histories
• Suitable for undergraduate and graduate students
• Useful for researchers in fisheries, ecology, aquatic biology, and conservation