An integrative study of larval organogenesis of American shad Alosa sapidissima in histological aspects

• Published in: Chinese journal of oceanology and limnology Vol. 34; no. 1; pp. 136 - 152
• Main Author: 高小强 洪磊 刘志峰 郭正龙 王耀辉 雷霁霖
• Format: Journal Article
• Language: English
• Published: Heidelberg Science Press 2016; Springer Nature B.V
• Subjects: 3日龄; Absorptivity; Alosa sapidissima; Animal populations; Animal reproduction; Biology; bladder; Body organs; Convolution; Developmental stages; Earth and Environmental Science; Earth Sciences; esophagus; Excretory system; Feeding behavior; Filaments; Fish; Freshwater fishes; Gastric glands; gastric mucosa; Gills; Glands; Hatching; Heart; Hepatocytes; Histology; Intestine; Intestines; Lamellae; Larvae; Larval development; Larval stage; Marine; Morphology; Oceanography; Oesophagus; Organogenesis; Organs; palps; Pancreas; Pharynx; Proliferation; Renal tubules; Spleen; Stomach; Swim bladder; Taste buds; Teeth; thymus gland; Urinary bladder; 器官; 外部形态特征; 幼体发育; 幼虫; 消化吸收能力; 组织结构; 美国鲥鱼; larval development; organ differentiation; histology; ontogeny

We describe organogenesis at a histological level in American shad （Alosa sapidissima） larvae from 0 until 45 days after hatching （DAH）. Larval development was divided into four stages based on the feeding mode, external morphological features, and structural changes in the organs： stage 1 （0 2 DAH）...