| Titre : | Vie et Milieu - Life and Environment 56(2) - juin 2006 |
| Type de document : | Bulletin |
| Paru le : | 01/06/2006 |
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Article
P. Bustamante, Auteur ;
J.-L. Teyssie, Auteur ;
S. W. Fowler, Auteur ;
M. Warnau, Auteur
Radionuclide experiments were performed to study the accumulation, retention and transport of Am-241 and Cs-134 in egos of the common cuttlefish Sepia officinalis. Experiments were designed to determine the processes controlling uptake of both r[...]
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N. Koueta, Auteur ;
E. Alorend, Auteur ;
B. Noel, Auteur ;
E. Boucaud-Camou, Auteur
From among hatchlings, juvenile cuttlefish Sepia officinalis of 200 mg were divided into two groups fed with two different diets: natural live prey and PUFA (polyunsaturated fatty acids) enriched natural live prey. After 10 days of rearing, juve[...]
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P. M. Domingues, Auteur ;
V. Bettencourt, Auteur ;
A. Guerra, Auteur
This article presents a review on growth of the cuttlefish (Sepia of officinalis) under laboratory conditions as well as in wild populations. Growth in captivity under different conditions relating to Culture density, prey type and density, temp[...]
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A. V. Sykes, Auteur ;
P. M. Domingues, Auteur ;
M. Correia, Auteur ;
J. P. Andrade, Auteur
The present article provides an overview of cuttlefish culture. its current state of art, and future trends. Present cuttlefish culture related research, recently developed technologies (like culture systems, maternity/nursery and juvenile and a[...]
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Cuttlefishes exhibit several hard structures that have been characterised using morphometric analysis. Most of these data come from cuttlebones. although statoliths and beaks are also used. It appears that morphometric techniques are mainly used[...]
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L. Dickel, Auteur ;
A. S. Darmaillacq, Auteur ;
R. Poirier, Auteur ;
V. Agin, Auteur ;
C. Bellanger, Auteur ;
R. Chichery, Auteur
This paper briefly describes findings concerning the ontogenesis of behavioural and neural plasticity in cuttlefish. Predatory and defensive behaviours were investigated and learning and memory abilities were assessed during post-emC, bryonic de[...]
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V. Agin, Auteur ;
R. Chichery, Auteur ;
M. P. Chichery, Auteur ;
L. Dickel, Auteur ;
A. S. Darmaillacq, Auteur ;
C. Bellanger, Auteur
Cephalopods display a wide repertoire of complex behaviours. due to their large and complex nervous system, allowing comparative studies that are essential for an investigation of general and/or species-specific properties in neural systems. Thi[...]
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This article comprises an up-dated review of the processes influencing the distribution and abundance of the common cuttlefish Sepia officinalis. the interactions between the species and the main variables of the environment in which it lives an[...]
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Social recognition is important to the evolution of cooperative social behavior. Available evidence indicates that at least some cephalopods show some level of social recognition: species. sex and sexual receptivity. and dominance are most likel[...]
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B. Rohrbach, Auteur ;
H. Schmidtberg, Auteur
Macroscopic investigations on the capability of Sepia officinalis to regenerate lost tentacles reveal a process of renewal that can be divided into six stages of differentiation. corresponding to the studies on arm regeneration in the cuttlefish[...]
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Noussithe Koueta, Auteur ;
J. Pedro Andrade, Auteur ;
Sigurd v Boletzky, Auteur
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S. v. Boletzky, Auteur ;
B. Erlwein, Auteur ;
D. K. Hofmann, Auteur
Cuttlefish eggs provide useful material for studies devoted to cephalopod embryology. Live observations of embryogenesis are particularly easy given the large size of the embryo. The egos are readily obtained when aquarium maintenance of field-c[...]
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G. Groeger, Auteur ;
A. Chrachri, Auteur ;
R. Williamson, Auteur
We report here how the sensitivity of the eye of the cuttlefish (Sepia officinalis) to light changes with the growth of the animal. Measurements of body length and eye diameter show that cuttlefish hatch with relatively large eyes but these then[...]
