Figures & data
Figure 1. Antarctic toothfish abnormal gonads from (a) the first, bisexual specimen, with the ovaries (O) and testis (T) indicated, and (b) the second specimen, with filiform gonads.
![Figure 1. Antarctic toothfish abnormal gonads from (a) the first, bisexual specimen, with the ovaries (O) and testis (T) indicated, and (b) the second specimen, with filiform gonads.](/cms/asset/11e13757-321f-49de-80e1-5afbbff15863/zpor_a_1540244_f0001_oc.jpg)
Figure 2. Histological characteristics of the bisexual gonads of the first specimen: (a) ovarian portion; (b) oocyte resorption area near testicular and ovarian tissue junctions; (c) testicular and ovarian tissue junctions; (d) testicular portion of ovotestis. Abbreviations: CT—connective tissue, PG—primary growth, CA—cortical alveolar, Vtg1—primary and Vtg2—secondary vitellogenic oocytes, A—atretic follicles, SG—spermatogonia, SC—primary spermatocyte.
![Figure 2. Histological characteristics of the bisexual gonads of the first specimen: (a) ovarian portion; (b) oocyte resorption area near testicular and ovarian tissue junctions; (c) testicular and ovarian tissue junctions; (d) testicular portion of ovotestis. Abbreviations: CT—connective tissue, PG—primary growth, CA—cortical alveolar, Vtg1—primary and Vtg2—secondary vitellogenic oocytes, A—atretic follicles, SG—spermatogonia, SC—primary spermatocyte.](/cms/asset/0a584eb0-2829-4754-8ef4-a34e6771e406/zpor_a_1540244_f0002_oc.jpg)