Fish Reproductive Biology and Embryogenesis
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Abstract
Over millions of years of evolution, fish have developed a diverse array of reproductive strategies including many alternative physiological, morphological, and behavioral tactics, as well as distinct patterns of embryonic and larval development, which have allowed them to successfully reproduce and surviveKeywords
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