Ophidion <angiosperm>

Members of the family Syngnathidae share a unique reproductive mode termed male pregnancy. Males carry eggs in specialised… (More)

In this study, the ovarian structure and mode of egg production were examined in two pipefishes, the broad-nosed pipefish… (More)

In a habitat choice experiment straight-nosed pipefish Nerophis ophidion and broad-nosed pipefish Syngnathus typhle avoided… (More)

The anatomical structures of the sound-producing organ in Ophidion rochei males present an important panel of highly derived… (More)

In pipefishes, males brood their offspring on their body or in a brood pouch. In 2 species of pipeflsh, Siphonostorna typhle and… (More)

Most soniferous fishes producing sounds with their swimbladder utilize relatively simple mechanisms: contraction and relaxation… (More)

In order to understand the causes of sexual dimorphism, mate choice and size-related fecundity were studied in two pipefish… (More)

In the pipefishes Syngnathus typhle and Nerophis ophidion, males have been shown to limit female reproductive rate, and females… (More)

Ophidion barbatum is an oviparous fish species, with external fertilization. In females, a single-lobed ovary is followed by a… (More)

Highly variable microsatellite loci were used to study the mating system of Nerophis ophidion, a species of pipefish in which… (More)