Brood parasitism and egg robbing among three freshwater fish

@article{Baba1990BroodPA,
  title={Brood parasitism and egg robbing among three freshwater fish},
  author={Reiko Baba and Yoshikazu Nagata and Satoshi Yamagishi},
  journal={Animal Behaviour},
  year={1990},
  volume={40},
  pages={776-778}
}
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The hatching rates of parasitic egg masses were significantly higher than those of non-parasitic egg masses, and the hatching rate of P. herzi eggs exhibited a strong positive correlation with continuous egg guarding by a reproductive O. obscura male, indicating that brood parasitism effectively improves reproductive success in P.Herzi.
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Broad patterns of known examples of alloparental care are described, the pathways to adoption are highlighted, and the ways in whichalloparents derive fitness benefits are highlighted.
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Diversity in interspecific interactions between a nest-associating species, Pungtungia herzi, and multiple host species
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Compared with another known host, the freshwater perch Coreoperca kawamebari, the observed differences in the impact of nest association to the associate species likely correspond to Differences in the spatial reproductive resources used by the respective hosts.
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A new method to quantify a parasitic egg from a dataset of egg’s image using Convolutional Neural Network, a supervised learning method used to classify images, to extract features from image to characterize any egg is presented.
Alloparental care in the sea: Brood parasitism and adoption within and between two species of coral reef Altrichthys damselfish?
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The first documentation for alloparental care in coral reef fish is provided and why these patterns may reflect conspecific and interspecific brood parasitism is discussed, as well as possible costs and benefits of parasitism to hosts and parasites.
Can a nest associate fish use an introduced host?—Brood parasitism by Pungtungia herzi toward introduced Coreoperca kawamebari
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The minnow Pungtungia herzi is a nest associate spawner that utilizes the spawning nests of other species, including freshwater perch, goby, and catfish, but the frequency of utilization was lower than that in the native range of C. kawamebari, suggesting that the minnow has not yet fully used the new host.
Positive Interactions in Freshwater Systems
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