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'''Fish vision'''
'''Fish vision'''
Rods and cones
Rods and cones
Broad color spectrum
Broad color spectrum
UV visual sensitivity
UV visual sensitivity
communication technique


'''Fish Coloration'''
'''Fish Coloration'''
The Role of the Environment in Coloration
The Role of the Environment in Coloration
Roles of Colors (Protection Against Predation-warning colors, camouflage; Mate Selection; etc)
Specific colors
Patterns
Juvenile to adult color change (does color serve a different purpose)  
Juvenile to adult color change (does color serve a different purpose)  
Polymorphism
Polymorphism
Patterns
 
Specific colors
Color changing (adapting to environment)
Color changing
 
Bioluminescence
Bioluminescence
Roles of Colors
Protection Against Predation
warning colors
camoflauge
Mate Selection


'''Coral Coloration'''


'''Coral Coloration'''
The role of the Environment on coloration
The role of the Environment on coloration
Symbiotic relationship with algae
Symbiotic relationship with algae
Fluorescent proteins
 
Cyan
Fluorescent proteins (cyan, green, yellow, red, purple-blue, chromo-red)
Green
 
Yellow
Red
Purple-blue
Chromo-red
Coral Bleaching- mainly focus on effects of lack of color
Coral Bleaching- mainly focus on effects of lack of color



Revision as of 13:04, 26 February 2014

The Role of Color on the Reef

Introduction

Fish vision

Rods and cones

Broad color spectrum

UV visual sensitivity

Fish Coloration

The Role of the Environment in Coloration

Roles of Colors (Protection Against Predation-warning colors, camouflage; Mate Selection; etc)

Specific colors

Patterns

Juvenile to adult color change (does color serve a different purpose)

Polymorphism

Color changing (adapting to environment)

Bioluminescence

Coral Coloration

The role of the Environment on coloration

Symbiotic relationship with algae

Fluorescent proteins (cyan, green, yellow, red, purple-blue, chromo-red)

Coral Bleaching- mainly focus on effects of lack of color

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