<p>"...ambitious and stimulating."<br />-Hartmut Greven, in <i>Bulletin of Fish Biology</i></p>
<p><strong>Praise for the third edition:</strong></p>
<p><em>"The new edition of The Physiology of Fishes seems likely to continue the trend of the two previous editions that have each been regarded at the time as the best single reference text for fish physiology .... The multi-author approach of The Physiology of Fishes works well in providing detailed reviews with a high level of insight. ... Overall, The Physiology of Fishes provides a series of stimulating and valuable reviews that emphasize future directions for research."<br /></em>-Anne Brown, University of Exeter & Aquatonics Ltd, <em>Journal of Fish Biology</em>, March 2007, 70</p>
<p><em>"With this third edition, David Evans (now with coeditor James Claiborne) has improved on his highly successful Fish Physiology volume.... Most of the chapters are written by one or two of the leading researchers in the field .... All of the chapters have large and up-to-date bibliographies that will be a starting point for further research.... it will be ideal for graduate students who have already mastered the concepts and language of comparative physiology. For fish biologists whose days of coursework are over, it will be a valuable resource and reference."</em> <br /><strong>-</strong>Stephen D McCormick, Conte Anadromous Fish Research Center, in <em>The Quarterly Review of Biology,</em> Vol. 82, No. 2, June 2007</p>
<p><strong>Praise for the second edition: <br /><br /></strong><em>"The high quality of the chapters has been maintained. Lists of reference are extensive and up to date. This book continues to be the best single-volume, general reference to fish physiology. It is a worthwhile investment."<br /></em><strong>-</strong>Malcolm S. Gordon, University of California, Los Angeles, in <em>The Quarterly Review of Biology</em>, December 1998</p>