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The results showed the eggs of various species to differ both in terms of their dimensions and volume, the differences being 5 and more than 70fold, respectively.
Studies on fish embryogenesis have demonstrated that, although the yolk sac in most fish is spherical or subspherical and is definitely uniform in its architecture throughout, its shape in some cyprinid species (bream, sun bass, bleak and others) changes considerably during late organogenesis. The changes involve a rapid and conspicuous division of the yolk into two parts; the proximal one occupies...
Observations on the embryonic development of perch (Perca fluviatilis L.), carried out in horizontal and vertical light beams, revealed that volume of the entire complex (egg cell with membrane and jelly envelope) increased by the end of embryogenesis by some 50%.
Trout (Salmo trutta L.) and rainbow trout (Oncorhynchus mykiss Walb.) embryos developing in eggs incubated in the geomagnetic field are oriented NW-SE. Artificial horizontal magnetic fields of 0.5 and 1.0 mT, i.e., higher than that of the natural one but of the same direction resulted in a changed alignment of the embryos examined. The embryos placed in those artificial fields were aligned N-S and...
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