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The Genomics of Convergent Adaptation to Intertidal Gravel Beaches in Mediterranean Clingfishes. [PDF]
Wagner M +9 more
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The mitochondrial genomes of Iberian freshwater and diadromous fishes. [PDF]
Veríssimo J +28 more
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The Lusitania Province as a center of diversification: The phylogeny of the genus Microlipophrys (Pisces: Blenniidae) [PDF]
The Lusitania Province has been considered a transition zone between the Atlantic northern cold waters and Tropical warm waters. Tropical species have expanded their ranges during warm periods and either retreated during cold periods or survived in local refuges.
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The combtooth blennies (f. Blenniidae) is a diverse family of primarily marine fishes with approximately 387 species that inhabit subtidal, intertidal, supralittoral habitats in tropical and warm temperate regions throughout the world. The Blenniidae has
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A systematic review of the genus Chasmodes (Teleostei: Perciformes: Blenniidae)
Zootaxa, 2010A systematic review of the Atlantic blenniid genus Chasmodes was conducted. Principal components analysis (PCA) of 18 box-truss measurements revealed little variation in overall body shape among the three recognized Chasmodes species. In contrast, PCA of six more standard ichthyological measurements and the number of segmented dorsal-fin rays showed ...
Javonillo, Robert, Harold, Antony S.
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Inventaire systématique des Blenniidae des côtes tunisiennes
1998Ce travail est un inventaire systématique des Blenniidae des côtes tunisiennes. Quatorze espèces sont recensées, dont 4 nouvelles pour la Tunisie : Hypleurochilus bananensis, Paralipophrys trigloides, Lipophrys dalmatinus et Scartella cristata.
Gharred, Tahar +2 more
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Diet of combtooth blennies (Blenniidae) in Kochi and Okinawa, Japan
Ichthyological Research, 2013Combtooth blennies (Blenniidae) have a wide array of diets, including coral polyps, fish scales/mucus/rays, and detritus. However, there is limited knowledge about the diet of some species. We described the diet of 30 blenny species from subtidal, intertidal, or supralittoral habitats in Kochi (warm temperate) and Okinawa (tropical), Japan.
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