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At hatching the larvae of flatfish closely resemble the bilateral symmetric larvae of other teleosts, especially perciforms. Literature data show that transformation to asymmetric benthic juveniles normally occurs at body lengths between 10 and 25 mm. Unexpectedly, minimal size at its completion (including eye migration) can be 4.1 mm SL and maximal size is over 72 mm. In this paper we consider...
The small and numerous eggs of most teleost fishes develop into small larvae with little yolk, which is depleted soon after hatching. They are the smallest self-supporting vertebrates. When these larvae complete their morpho-functional systems necessary to escape from predators and to obtain external food with priority, their further chances for survival will increase. As predation risks decrease...
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