FRINK Linked Data Fragments server

Matches in SemOpenAlex for { <https://semopenalex.org/work/W2892342487> ?p ?o ?g. }

• W2892342487 endingPage "622" @default.
• W2892342487 startingPage "613" @default.
• W2892342487 abstract "The evolution of air-breathing and transition from water to land were pivotal events that greatly determined the ecological diversification, the advances and the successes of animal life. During their relocation onto land, the so-called bimodal breathers were literally caught at the water-air interface. Among such animals are the diverse air-breathing bony fish. Such taxa, however, strictly do not constitute the so-called ‘bridging animals’, i.e., the inaugural animals that crossed from water to land, nor are they their direct progenitors. The pioneer transitional animals were the Devonian rhipidistian amphibians that possessed a primitive lung which acquired O2 directly from air and discharged CO2 back into the same. By having particular morphological and physiological adaptations for terrestrialness, the modern amphibious- and aquatic air-breathers are heuristic analogues of how and why animals relocated from water to land. It has generally been espoused that lack or dearth of O2 in water, especially in the warm tropical one, was an elemental driver for adoption of air-breathing. There is, however, no direct causal relationship between the evolution of air-breathing and the shift onto land: the move onto land was a direct solution to the existing inimical respiratory conditions in water. This is evinced in the facts that: a) even after attaining capacity of air-breathing, an important preadaptation for life on land, some animals continued living in water while periodically accessing air, b) in the fish species that live in the well-oxygenated waters, e.g., torrential rivers, only few air-breathe and c) air-breathing has still evolved in freshwaters and seawaters, where levels of dissolved O2 are sufficiently high. Here, the structure and function of the respiratory organs of the air-breathing fish are succinctly outlined. Two African catfishes, Clarias mossambicus and C. gariepinus are highlighted." @default.
• W2892342487 created "2018-09-27" @default.
• W2892342487 creator A5009350183 @default.
• W2892342487 date "2018-10-01" @default.
• W2892342487 modified "2023-10-16" @default.
• W2892342487 title "Functional morphology of the respiratory organs of the air-breathing fish with particular emphasis on the African catfishes, Clarias mossambicus and C. gariepinus" @default.
• W2892342487 cites W1501567117 @default.
• W2892342487 cites W1608423503 @default.
• W2892342487 cites W1759385266 @default.
• W2892342487 cites W1851639195 @default.
• W2892342487 cites W1868633638 @default.
• W2892342487 cites W1898604237 @default.
• W2892342487 cites W1964035148 @default.
• W2892342487 cites W1966409172 @default.
• W2892342487 cites W1967577272 @default.
• W2892342487 cites W1967665370 @default.
• W2892342487 cites W1968862164 @default.
• W2892342487 cites W1971624037 @default.
• W2892342487 cites W1972484811 @default.
• W2892342487 cites W1973765642 @default.
• W2892342487 cites W1978719668 @default.
• W2892342487 cites W1979654905 @default.
• W2892342487 cites W1980095044 @default.
• W2892342487 cites W1980630941 @default.
• W2892342487 cites W1986957422 @default.
• W2892342487 cites W1988239379 @default.
• W2892342487 cites W1990897226 @default.
• W2892342487 cites W1994090334 @default.
• W2892342487 cites W1995229555 @default.
• W2892342487 cites W1996850643 @default.
• W2892342487 cites W2000874644 @default.
• W2892342487 cites W2001871030 @default.
• W2892342487 cites W2004513887 @default.
• W2892342487 cites W2006902682 @default.
• W2892342487 cites W2007254628 @default.
• W2892342487 cites W2010675670 @default.
• W2892342487 cites W2016527993 @default.
• W2892342487 cites W2018630415 @default.
• W2892342487 cites W2020090605 @default.
• W2892342487 cites W2023617287 @default.
• W2892342487 cites W2025963258 @default.
• W2892342487 cites W2035541695 @default.
• W2892342487 cites W2036189945 @default.
• W2892342487 cites W2038411122 @default.
• W2892342487 cites W2039031569 @default.
• W2892342487 cites W2040805500 @default.
• W2892342487 cites W2041517120 @default.
• W2892342487 cites W2043148671 @default.
• W2892342487 cites W2045479299 @default.
• W2892342487 cites W2046664956 @default.
• W2892342487 cites W2046744018 @default.
• W2892342487 cites W2049062138 @default.
• W2892342487 cites W2049143863 @default.
• W2892342487 cites W2053841024 @default.
• W2892342487 cites W2055381009 @default.
• W2892342487 cites W2055525975 @default.
• W2892342487 cites W2056291692 @default.
• W2892342487 cites W2066392911 @default.
• W2892342487 cites W2069764925 @default.
• W2892342487 cites W2074137969 @default.
• W2892342487 cites W2075988287 @default.
• W2892342487 cites W2077491290 @default.
• W2892342487 cites W2079236257 @default.
• W2892342487 cites W2083393703 @default.
• W2892342487 cites W2086301261 @default.
• W2892342487 cites W2086861208 @default.
• W2892342487 cites W2090207416 @default.
• W2892342487 cites W2093271547 @default.
• W2892342487 cites W2094001274 @default.
• W2892342487 cites W2094275279 @default.
• W2892342487 cites W2100319365 @default.
• W2892342487 cites W2109312956 @default.
• W2892342487 cites W2110785638 @default.
• W2892342487 cites W2111299160 @default.
• W2892342487 cites W2112079235 @default.
• W2892342487 cites W2113493561 @default.
• W2892342487 cites W2115700856 @default.
• W2892342487 cites W2117286704 @default.
• W2892342487 cites W2123693875 @default.
• W2892342487 cites W2137986067 @default.
• W2892342487 cites W2139019547 @default.
• W2892342487 cites W2144358889 @default.
• W2892342487 cites W2149427389 @default.
• W2892342487 cites W2151665651 @default.
• W2892342487 cites W2152820943 @default.
• W2892342487 cites W2153438775 @default.
• W2892342487 cites W2154052041 @default.
• W2892342487 cites W2154328508 @default.
• W2892342487 cites W2161908357 @default.
• W2892342487 cites W2165302180 @default.
• W2892342487 cites W2169723799 @default.
• W2892342487 cites W2182313116 @default.
• W2892342487 cites W2182830883 @default.
• W2892342487 cites W2183009458 @default.
• W2892342487 cites W2323661645 @default.
• W2892342487 cites W2327794370 @default.
• W2892342487 cites W2331192814 @default.
• W2892342487 cites W2432315019 @default.

• next