Neolamprologus fasciatus x Neolamprologus calliurus

Comparative analyses of gene regulation inform about the molecular basis of phenotypic trait evolution. Here, we address a fin… Expand

Abstract“Face” is a special stimulus in humans and, nonhuman primates, and some other social mammals; that is, they perceive the… Expand

Many cichlid species in the shallow-shore of Lake Tanganyika suffer damage from attacks by the scale-eater Perissodus microlepis… Expand

The diversity of fin morphology within and across fish taxa offers great, but still largely unexplored, opportunities to… Expand

Our understanding of animal communication has been largely driven by advances in theory since empirical evidence has been… Expand

Innate immune system recognises pathogen-associated molecular patterns (PAMPs) by limited number of germline encoded and non… Expand

Maylandia zebra, a member of the family cichlid living in individual African lakes, are regarded as a significant evolution model… Expand

Colour pattern diversity can be due to random processes or to natural or sexual selection. Consequently, similarities in colour… Expand

Otophysine fishes are characterized by Weberian ossicles connecting the swimbladder to the ear acoustically. In order to… Expand

A new cichlid, Neolamprologus longicaudatus sp. nov. is described, based on three specimens from the north Zairean coast of Lake… Expand