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JOURNAL OF FISH BIOLOGY
卷 65, 期 4, 页码 961-972出版社
WILEY
DOI: 10.1111/j.0022-1112.2004.00497.x
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activity effort; burst swimming; EMG telemetry; obstacle negotiation; Petromyzon marinus; River Mondego
Electromyogra telemetry (EMG) was used to study the behaviour of sea lamprey Pefromyzon marinus during migration through difficult Passage areas. When swimming on stretches free from obstacles, the EMG Values of sea lampreys showed a constant pattern of activity. Conversely, when negotiating difficult passage areas their behaviour were characterized by alternating between short bursts of intense activity (i.e. burst movements) and periods of motionless rest during which sea lampreys attached to convenient Structures by means of the Oral sucker. During blockstone weirs negotiation, tagged sea lampreys spent on average 23% of the time swimming rapidly by means Of Multiple bouts of burst movements of 31 s duration. To recover from each burst movement, the sea lampreys spent on average 2 min 25 s resting. Sea lampreys seemed affected by increasing fatigue, which probably resulted from initiating a new burst movement without fully recovering physiologically from the previous efforts. (C) 2004 The Fisheries Societe of the British Isles.
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