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The anatomy and physiology of the respiratory system of fish differs markedly from those of mammals, birds or reptiles. Clinical signs of respiratory disease in fish species are often non-specific. Various features of the fish respiratory system predispose to disease. This chapter covers anatomy, physiology, clinical signs, investigations, systemic approach, normal gross appearance, colour change, visible ectoparasites and swellings.
Respiratory disease, Page 1 of 1
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