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Periodic variation in the photic behaviour of the Tench (Tinca Tinca L.) in self‐regulating conditions

G. Thinès Centre de Psychologie Expérimental et Comparée, Univ. de Louvain, Pellenberg, Louvain, Belgium
Pages 363-377 | Published online: 22 Jun 2010

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Kaushal Kumar Baghel & Atanu Kumar Pati. (2015) Pheromones as time cues for circadian rhythms in fish. Biological Rhythm Research 46:5, pages 659-669.
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Arvind Agrawal. (2008) Phototactic behavior in cave populations of Nemacheilus evezardi with special reference to light intensity and feeding schedules. Biological Rhythm Research 39:5, pages 439-447.
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P. Colgan. (1975) Self‐selection of photoperiod as a technique for studying endogenous rhythms in fish. Journal of Interdisciplinary Cycle Research 6:3, pages 203-211.
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JOSÉ MARTÍN GALLARDO, José Carlos Escudero García, Encarnación García Ceballos-Zúñiga & Juan José Pérez-Regadera Pérez. (2005) Selective behaviour of a tench, Tinca tinca (L.), stock in different light–substrate combined conditions. Aquaculture International 14:1-2, pages 163-170.
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