Fish Histology: Structure, Function, and Pathology is a practical reference to normal and abnormal microscopic anatomy of fish. Focusing on the structure and function of major organ systems and demonstrating common histopathologic changes, this book emphasizes the clinical relevance of microscopic anatomy. With a holistic approach to the subject,
Fish Histology is an accessible guide to the application of fish structure, function, and pathology.
Highly illustrated in full color, Fish Histology provides a strong grounding in the principles of fish histology and expands into specialized knowledge on specific species and common diseases. With chapters on necropsy, processing, diseases, and systems, this book outlines normal and abnormal microscopic anatomy. Aimed at aquatic animal health clinicians, fish biologists, and students, this clinically relevant text is a valuable guide to fish histology.
