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Reproductive strategies
in fishes
PRESENTED TO- Dr. I.J. SINGH
PRESENTED BY- MANISH KUMAR
ID NO- 40024
OVIPARITY: EGG LAYERS AND
EXTERNAL FERTILIZATION
• By far the vast majority of fishes are oviparous,
that is they produce eggs that are fertilized
after they have been laid
• About 96 percent of all living fishes are egg-
layers. Fishes exhibit a great variety of egg
types and adaptations. Morphologically and
physiologically they are tremendously
diverse
OVIPARITY IN MARINE
FISHES
• Very generally speaking eggs come in two kinds:
• 1. Pelagic eggs: eggs that float
• 2. Demersal eggs: eggs that sink
• By far the majority of marine fishes start out life as pelagic
eggs.
This includes:
• 1. Most all fishes that live over the continental slope
• 2. Nearly all those that range over surface waters of the
open ocean
• 3. All pelagic deep-sea fishes
• The eggs of these kinds of fishes are made buoyant by low-
density fluids acquired from the follicle cells of the ovary
or they develop an oil droplet independent of ovarian
tissue.
• The kinds of fishes that develop floating eggs must be able to
produce large numbers of small eggs. A fair-sized hake
(Merlucciusproductus) lays about 1 million eggs; fecundity
in cod (Gadusmorhua)ranges from 2–9 million eggs;
Reproductive strategies in fishes
• High numbers of eggs are necessary for successful
recruitment because thousands of eggs and larvae
are dispersed into areas far beyond the optimal
conditions for survival, and thousands die long
before hatching or metamorphosis to juvenile
stages
Demersaleggs
• Some marine fishes lay demersale eggs, that is, eggs
that are heavier than water and thus sink to the
bottom after being laid, or they are laid directly on
the bottom, or placed in nests, or fastened to
rocks, shells, seaweed, sponges, and a whole host
of other objects
OVIPARITY IN FRESHWATER
FISHES
• While most marine species lay pelagic eggs, demersal or
non-floating eggs are the rule in freshwater—they sink to
the bottom. There are several reasons for this:
• 1.It is physiologically more difficult to produce an egg with
a specific gravity less than freshwater.
• 2. Freshwater does not provide the rich food resource in its
upper layers as does the marine environment.
• 3. Fast moving rivers and streams would remove nearly all
eggs and larvae from a local population preventing
recruitment
OVOVIVIPARITY AND VIVIPARITY: INTERNAL
FERTILIZATION
• Ovoviviparous and viviparous fishes are similar in that both
are live-bearing forms that require internal fertilization.
However, they differ fundamentally with regard to the
source of nutrition for the developing young.
• In ovoviviparous forms the eggs are retained and fertilized
within the body, but the young receive no nutrients from the
mother—they must rely solely on what is provided in the
yolk. In viviparous forms, the young are nourished by some
kind of placental connection with the mother.
Ovoviviparity and viviparity are relatively rare among fishes—they
include only about 4 percent of all living fishes, but they are among the
most interesting when it comes to reproduction.
. Representatives are found among the following taxa: Chondrichthyes
(sharks and their allies), live-bearers(i.e., guppies and their allies,
family Poeciliidae and the coelacanths(genus Latimeria).
. Internal fertilization involves the use of some kind of organ, a
structure used to pass sperm to the female. Most live-bearing fishes
have males with such an organ. They are usually modified analog
pelvic fins.
Reproductive strategies in fishes
The guppy (genus Poecilia) is the best known case of
ovoviviparity in fishes—the eggs are fertilized within the egg
follicles of the ovary where they develop for some time.
• Some marine forms and many more freshwater forms retain their
eggs after they are laid, that is, they practice parental care.
Parental care takes on a host of different modes, from simple to
highly complex
PARENTAL CARE
Forms of parental care:
A.Male parental care: sea catfishes (Ariidae), sticklebacks (Gasterosteidae),
pipe fishes (Syngnathidae), and greenlings (Hexagrammidae)
B. Female parental care:
1.Oviparity with post-spawning care: the cichlidaegenus Oreochromis
2. Ovoviviparity without post-spawning care: rockfishes, genus Sebastes
3. Viviparity without post-spawning care: Elasmobranches, livebearers (e.g.,
Genus Poecilia), surfperches (Embiotocidae)
C.Biparental care: bullheads (Ictaluridae), several cichlid genera
(e.g.,Cichlasomaand Symphysodon)
D. Juvenile helpers: some African cichlids (e.g., genus Lamprologus)
Reproductive strategies
several males to each female (Salmoniformes, lampreys)
several females to each male (Gobiidae)
single-pair matings (guppies)
Reproductive strategies
non-guarders
- pelagic (broadcast) spawners
semi-buoyant eggs
high fecundity
egg and larval ‘migrations’
Reproductive strategies
non-guarders
- pelagic (broadcast) spawners
- benthic spawners
on coarse substrates (lake trout)
on vegetation (carp, perch)
on fine substrates (smelt)
Reproductive strategies
non-guarders
- pelagic (broadcast) spawners
- benthic spawners
- brood hiders:
build redd on coarse substrates (salmon, lamprey)
Reproductive strategies
non-guarders
- pelagic (broadcast) spawners
- benthic spawners
- brood hiders
build redd on coarse substrates (salmon, lamprey)
beach spawners (grunion)
use another species (bitterling)
Reproductive strategies
guarders
- nest builders (largemouth bass)
Reproductive strategies
guarders
- nest builders (largemouth bass)
rock and gravel (like a lentic redd - sunfishes)
plant material (sticklebacks)
holes, crevices, cavities (gobies, sculpin, blennies)
froth (bettas)
anemones (clown fish)
Reproductive strategies
bearers - carry eggs and/or fry with them
Reproductive strategies
bearers
- external bearers
transfer: Gasterosteidae, Sygnathidae (pipefishes,
seahorses)
grade from attachment to skin, to open pouch,
to closed pouch
gill chambers, forehead
obstetrical catfish carry eggs on ventral surface
Reproductive strategies
bearers
- external bearers
mouth: males or females
some cichlids and bony tongues
Reproductive strategies
bearers
- internal bearers (viviparity)
facultative - killifishes
obligate - Lake Baikal sculpins,
marine rockfishes (Scorpaenidae)
livebearers - Poeciliids, many sharks
gradient of nutrient supply from mother
superfetation
placental viviparity - sharks
Reproductive strategies in fishes
Alternative reproductive strategies
Hermaphrodites
synchronous (or simultaneous) hermaphrodites
Myctophiformes: (laternfishes) - several families
Atheriniformes: Aplocheilidae, Poeciliidae
Perciformes: Serranidae (sea basses, hamlets),
Labridae (wrasses), and others
"Egg-trading" in black hamlets Hypoplectrus nigricans (serranid)
Alternative reproductive strategies
Hermaphroditism
consecutive (sequential) hermaphrodites
first male (protandrous) – less common
Stomiiformes (lightfish, dragonfish)
Scorpaeniformes: Platycephalidae
Perciformes: Serranidae, Labridae, and others
blue-headed wrasse
first female (protogynous)
eels
Synbranchiformes (swamp– only freshwater example)
Perciformes: Serranidae, Maenidae, Labridae
Alternative reproductive strategies
parthenogenesis:
females produce diploid eggs, no sperm used
premeiotic endomitosis - mitotic division without cytokinesis
gynogenesis:
females produce diploid eggs, use sperm to stimulate development
male genome not used
congeneric species are used for sperm
hybridogenesis: one genome from female in egg,
male genome discarded - then uses sperm to restore ploidy
- no crossing over
example: Poeciliopsis monacha-lucida
Natural polyploids
triploids - Cyprinidontiformes: Poeciliid triploids
tetraploids (autotetraploids vs. allotetraploids)
hexaploids and octaploids (rare in carp)
Natural hybrids
salmonids
centrarchids
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Reproductive strategies in fishes

  • 1. Reproductive strategies in fishes PRESENTED TO- Dr. I.J. SINGH PRESENTED BY- MANISH KUMAR ID NO- 40024
  • 2. OVIPARITY: EGG LAYERS AND EXTERNAL FERTILIZATION • By far the vast majority of fishes are oviparous, that is they produce eggs that are fertilized after they have been laid • About 96 percent of all living fishes are egg- layers. Fishes exhibit a great variety of egg types and adaptations. Morphologically and physiologically they are tremendously diverse
  • 3. OVIPARITY IN MARINE FISHES • Very generally speaking eggs come in two kinds: • 1. Pelagic eggs: eggs that float • 2. Demersal eggs: eggs that sink • By far the majority of marine fishes start out life as pelagic eggs. This includes: • 1. Most all fishes that live over the continental slope • 2. Nearly all those that range over surface waters of the open ocean • 3. All pelagic deep-sea fishes
  • 4. • The eggs of these kinds of fishes are made buoyant by low- density fluids acquired from the follicle cells of the ovary or they develop an oil droplet independent of ovarian tissue. • The kinds of fishes that develop floating eggs must be able to produce large numbers of small eggs. A fair-sized hake (Merlucciusproductus) lays about 1 million eggs; fecundity in cod (Gadusmorhua)ranges from 2–9 million eggs;
  • 6. • High numbers of eggs are necessary for successful recruitment because thousands of eggs and larvae are dispersed into areas far beyond the optimal conditions for survival, and thousands die long before hatching or metamorphosis to juvenile stages
  • 7. Demersaleggs • Some marine fishes lay demersale eggs, that is, eggs that are heavier than water and thus sink to the bottom after being laid, or they are laid directly on the bottom, or placed in nests, or fastened to rocks, shells, seaweed, sponges, and a whole host of other objects
  • 8. OVIPARITY IN FRESHWATER FISHES • While most marine species lay pelagic eggs, demersal or non-floating eggs are the rule in freshwater—they sink to the bottom. There are several reasons for this: • 1.It is physiologically more difficult to produce an egg with a specific gravity less than freshwater. • 2. Freshwater does not provide the rich food resource in its upper layers as does the marine environment. • 3. Fast moving rivers and streams would remove nearly all eggs and larvae from a local population preventing recruitment
  • 9. OVOVIVIPARITY AND VIVIPARITY: INTERNAL FERTILIZATION • Ovoviviparous and viviparous fishes are similar in that both are live-bearing forms that require internal fertilization. However, they differ fundamentally with regard to the source of nutrition for the developing young. • In ovoviviparous forms the eggs are retained and fertilized within the body, but the young receive no nutrients from the mother—they must rely solely on what is provided in the yolk. In viviparous forms, the young are nourished by some kind of placental connection with the mother.
  • 10. Ovoviviparity and viviparity are relatively rare among fishes—they include only about 4 percent of all living fishes, but they are among the most interesting when it comes to reproduction. . Representatives are found among the following taxa: Chondrichthyes (sharks and their allies), live-bearers(i.e., guppies and their allies, family Poeciliidae and the coelacanths(genus Latimeria). . Internal fertilization involves the use of some kind of organ, a structure used to pass sperm to the female. Most live-bearing fishes have males with such an organ. They are usually modified analog pelvic fins.
  • 12. The guppy (genus Poecilia) is the best known case of ovoviviparity in fishes—the eggs are fertilized within the egg follicles of the ovary where they develop for some time. • Some marine forms and many more freshwater forms retain their eggs after they are laid, that is, they practice parental care. Parental care takes on a host of different modes, from simple to highly complex PARENTAL CARE
  • 13. Forms of parental care: A.Male parental care: sea catfishes (Ariidae), sticklebacks (Gasterosteidae), pipe fishes (Syngnathidae), and greenlings (Hexagrammidae) B. Female parental care: 1.Oviparity with post-spawning care: the cichlidaegenus Oreochromis 2. Ovoviviparity without post-spawning care: rockfishes, genus Sebastes 3. Viviparity without post-spawning care: Elasmobranches, livebearers (e.g., Genus Poecilia), surfperches (Embiotocidae) C.Biparental care: bullheads (Ictaluridae), several cichlid genera (e.g.,Cichlasomaand Symphysodon) D. Juvenile helpers: some African cichlids (e.g., genus Lamprologus)
  • 14. Reproductive strategies several males to each female (Salmoniformes, lampreys) several females to each male (Gobiidae) single-pair matings (guppies)
  • 15. Reproductive strategies non-guarders - pelagic (broadcast) spawners semi-buoyant eggs high fecundity egg and larval ‘migrations’
  • 16. Reproductive strategies non-guarders - pelagic (broadcast) spawners - benthic spawners on coarse substrates (lake trout) on vegetation (carp, perch) on fine substrates (smelt)
  • 17. Reproductive strategies non-guarders - pelagic (broadcast) spawners - benthic spawners - brood hiders: build redd on coarse substrates (salmon, lamprey)
  • 18. Reproductive strategies non-guarders - pelagic (broadcast) spawners - benthic spawners - brood hiders build redd on coarse substrates (salmon, lamprey) beach spawners (grunion) use another species (bitterling)
  • 19. Reproductive strategies guarders - nest builders (largemouth bass)
  • 20. Reproductive strategies guarders - nest builders (largemouth bass) rock and gravel (like a lentic redd - sunfishes) plant material (sticklebacks) holes, crevices, cavities (gobies, sculpin, blennies) froth (bettas) anemones (clown fish)
  • 21. Reproductive strategies bearers - carry eggs and/or fry with them
  • 22. Reproductive strategies bearers - external bearers transfer: Gasterosteidae, Sygnathidae (pipefishes, seahorses) grade from attachment to skin, to open pouch, to closed pouch gill chambers, forehead obstetrical catfish carry eggs on ventral surface
  • 23. Reproductive strategies bearers - external bearers mouth: males or females some cichlids and bony tongues
  • 24. Reproductive strategies bearers - internal bearers (viviparity) facultative - killifishes obligate - Lake Baikal sculpins, marine rockfishes (Scorpaenidae) livebearers - Poeciliids, many sharks gradient of nutrient supply from mother superfetation placental viviparity - sharks
  • 26. Alternative reproductive strategies Hermaphrodites synchronous (or simultaneous) hermaphrodites Myctophiformes: (laternfishes) - several families Atheriniformes: Aplocheilidae, Poeciliidae Perciformes: Serranidae (sea basses, hamlets), Labridae (wrasses), and others "Egg-trading" in black hamlets Hypoplectrus nigricans (serranid)
  • 27. Alternative reproductive strategies Hermaphroditism consecutive (sequential) hermaphrodites first male (protandrous) – less common Stomiiformes (lightfish, dragonfish) Scorpaeniformes: Platycephalidae Perciformes: Serranidae, Labridae, and others blue-headed wrasse
  • 28. first female (protogynous) eels Synbranchiformes (swamp– only freshwater example) Perciformes: Serranidae, Maenidae, Labridae
  • 29. Alternative reproductive strategies parthenogenesis: females produce diploid eggs, no sperm used premeiotic endomitosis - mitotic division without cytokinesis gynogenesis: females produce diploid eggs, use sperm to stimulate development male genome not used congeneric species are used for sperm hybridogenesis: one genome from female in egg, male genome discarded - then uses sperm to restore ploidy - no crossing over example: Poeciliopsis monacha-lucida
  • 30. Natural polyploids triploids - Cyprinidontiformes: Poeciliid triploids tetraploids (autotetraploids vs. allotetraploids) hexaploids and octaploids (rare in carp)

Hinweis der Redaktion

  1. Hiding from what? Predators, or currents
  2. Seahorse reproduction still limited by energy/time of female to produce eggs – she is choosy about mate, not vice versa
  3. generally alternate as male or female a few species may self-fertilize prior to oviposition