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Survival and Level of Thyroid Hormones and Ions in Armored Catfish (Loricariidae) at Increasing Water Salinity
— The paper presents the results of the study of survival, the concentrations of thyroid hormones and ions of armored catfish of the genus Pterygoplichthys at increasing salinity of water. A stepwise (every two days) increase in water salinity from 0 to 12.5‰ leads to a significant increase in the c...
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The paper presents the results of the study of survival, the concentrations of thyroid hormones and ions of armored catfish of the genus
Pterygoplichthys
at increasing salinity of water. A stepwise (every two days) increase in water salinity from 0 to 12.5‰ leads to a significant increase in the concentration of Na
+
, K
+
, Cl
–
, Ca
2+
ions in the blood of fish, but does not affect the level of thyroid hormones (free and total triiodothyronine, thyroxine) and the calculated ratio of these hormones. The data indicate a low involvement of the thyroid gland in the osmoregulation of armored catfish. It is confirmed that some specimens of armored catfish can tolerate water salinity up to 15‰ for 2 days. The possibility of dispersal of armored catfish along estuaries to neighboring river systems is discussed. |
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Pterygoplichthys
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+
, K
+
, Cl
–
, Ca
2+
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Pterygoplichthys
at increasing salinity of water. A stepwise (every two days) increase in water salinity from 0 to 12.5‰ leads to a significant increase in the concentration of Na
+
, K
+
, Cl
–
, Ca
2+
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Pterygoplichthys
at increasing salinity of water. A stepwise (every two days) increase in water salinity from 0 to 12.5‰ leads to a significant increase in the concentration of Na
+
, K
+
, Cl
–
, Ca
2+
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