Fish physiology edited by W.S. Hoar and D.J. Randall

v.1 - Excretion, ionic regulation and metabolism; v.2 - Endocrine system; v.3 - Reproduction and growth; v.4 - Nervous system,circulation and respiration; v.5 - Sensory systems and electric organs; v.6 - Environmental relations and behavior; v.7 - Locomotion; v.8 - Bio energetics and growth; v.9A - Reproduction: Endocrine tissues and hormones; v.9B - Reproduction: Behavior and fertility control, v.10A - Gills: Anatomy, gas transfer and acid base regulation; v.10B - Gills: ion and water transfer; v.11A - The physiology of developing fish: eggs and larvae; v.11B - Physiology of developing fish: viviparity and Post hatching juvenile; v.12A - Cardiovascular system; v.13 - Molecular endocrinology of fish; v.14 - Cellular and molecular approaches to fish ionic regulation; v.15 - Fish immune system; v.16 - Deep sea fishes; v.17 - Fish respiration; v.18 - Muscle development and growth; v.19 - Tuna; v.20 - Nitrogen excretion; v.21 - Physiology of tropical fishes; v.22 - Physiology of polar fishes; v.23 - Fish biomechanics; v.24 - Behavior and physiology of fish; v.25 -Sensory systems neuroscience; v.26 - Primitive fishes; v.27 - Hypoxia; v.28 - Fish neuroendocrinology; v.29 - Zebrafish; v.30 - Multifunctional gut of fish; v.31A - Homeostasis and toxicology of essential metals; v.31B - Homeostasis and toxicology of nonessential metals; v.32 - Euryhaline fishes