Description

The book Fish Biology and Fisheries aims to facilitate the integration of fish biology and fisheries research. These two topics might not seem like they would require any more integration. In terms of the nation's food supply, employment, income, and foreign exchange profits, fishing is a significant economic industry. Millions of fishermen and several enterprises rely on fish as one of the major sources of affordable protein for human consumption. This modest piece of work, which eventually became Essentials of Fish Biology, was inspired by the lack of a thorough treatment of fish biology. Because it covers a wide range of fish biology topics, it will be interesting not only to ichthyologists but also to professional fishery biologists who want to understand the fundamental structure and how fishes use their bodies on a daily basis. For undergraduates and graduates seeking for a thorough source on a wide range of issues in fish biology and fisheries, this is the perfect textbook on fish biology.