What is parental care? The rearing of a child or children especially the care, love and guidance given by parent. Also we can say that parental care is.

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What is parental care? The rearing of a child or children especially the care, love and guidance given by parent. Also we can say that parental care is a form of altruism since this type of behaviour involver increasing the fitness of offspring at the expense of parents.

TYPES OFVARIATION IN PARENTAL CARE MATERNAL BIPARENTAL

DISTRIBUTION OF PARENTAL CARE IN FISHES 77% = SHOWS NO PARENTAL CARE 17% = CARE FOR EGG ONLY 6% = C ARE FOR EGG & NEWLY HATCHED YOUNG

MEANS OF PARENTAL CARE IN FISHES SCATTERING EGGS IN STICKY COVERING : EXAMPLE :Perca flavescens

SCATTERING EGGS OVER AQUATIC PLANTS EXAMPLE : Cyprinus carpio

NEST BUILDING EXAMPLE : SUNFISHES

GUARDING OF NEST EXAMPLE : MALE Amia calva GUARDING ITS CIRCULAR NEST

NEST OF TEN SPINED STICKLEBACK STICKLEBACK BUILDS A NEST BY COLLECTING PLANT FRAGMENTS, ROOTLETS & THEN BIND THEM WITH ADHESIVE KIDNEY SECRETION

FLOATING NEST MALE Siamese fighting fish BUILDS A FLOATING NEST & STICK THE FERTILISED EGG TO LOWER SURFACE OF FOAMY NEST

DEPOSITION OF EGGS BY OVIPOSITOR IN MUSSELS FEMALE Rhodeus DEPOSIT EGGS IN SIPHON OF FRESH WATER MUSSEL

EGG BROODING IN MOUTH FEMALE Tilapia BROODS FERTILIZED EGGS IN HER MOUTH

BROOD POUCHES IN MALE Hippocampus FERTILISED EGGS ARE TRANSFERRED BY FEMALE INTO BROOD POUCH ON THE BELLY OF MALE.

ATTACHMENT OF EGG TO BODY MALE Curtus CARRIES EGGS HELD IN CEPHALIC HOOK

BROOD POUCH IN MALE Syngnathus A BROOD POUCH IS FORMED BY TWO FLAPS OF SKIN ON UNDERSIDE OF BODY ON WHICH EGGS ARE PLACED BY FEMALE

EGG CAPSULE IN ELASMOBRANCHS FERTILIZED EGGS ARE LAID INSIDE PROTECTIVE HORNY CAPSULE CALLED MERMAIDS PURSE

ADVANTAGES OF PARENTAL CARE IN FISHES SURVIVAL PROTECTION CONTRIBUTE TO REPRODUCTIVE FITNESS INCREASED GROWTH RATE & QUALITY BETTER DEVELOPMENT