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ABSTRACT FISH eggs can be divided into two main groups, demersal and pelagic, according to their buoyancy. Most freshwater and some marine eggs fall into the first category ; truly pelagic

eggs, on the other hand, are mainly marine. Certain freshwater fish, the ‘bubble blowers’, contrive to float off their eggs with an extrinsic mechanism ; the egg itself is denser than water.

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RIGHTS AND PERMISSIONS Reprints and permissions ABOUT THIS ARTICLE CITE THIS ARTICLE SHELBOURNE, J. Significance of the Subdermal Space in Pelagic Fish Embryos and Larvæ. _Nature_ 176,

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