The purpose of this course is to present the students fish behavior and physiological changes in fish related to fish behavior in nature and culture conditions

Physiological changes that affect the behavior of fish and behavioral responses, reproductive behavior, social interaction, aggression , disease status that changes in behavior , feeding behavior , migration, behavior , forms of behavior is against the hunting tools, movement of fish and varieties of underwater optics, vision in fish , fish-eye capacity, the lateral line and labyrinthine , under water sound production and hearing , smell and taste in fish , communication , swimming in flocks , breeding and puppy care, attack and defense , swarming behavior, conditioning, the importance of individual differences in behavior, sex-change , the differences between individuals, gaining alternative behaviors, biological, ecological and evolutionary significance of differences between individuals