Rhinecanthus aculeatus

The ability to produce sound has been known for decades in Balistidae. Sounds of many species have been recorded and a variety of… (More)

Warning signal variation is ubiquitous but paradoxical: low variability should aid recognition and learning by predators. However… (More)

The reproduction of Rhinecanthus aculeatus (Linnaeus, 1758), a tropical Indo-Pacific reef fish, occurs around the full and new… (More)

Coral reef fishes are among the most colourful animals in the world. Given the diversity of lifestyles and habitats on the reef… (More)

Coral reef fish present the human observer with an array of bold and contrasting patterns; however, the ability of such fish to… (More)

Animals use coloured signals for a variety of communication purposes, including to attract potential mates, recognize individuals… (More)

Double cones (DCs) are the most common cone types in fish, reptiles and birds. It has been suggested that DCs are used for… (More)

The marine teleost Rhinecanthus aculeatus (Balistidae) has recently been shown to possess trichromatic color vision supported by… (More)

Due to oceanic exploitation necessities, such as benthonic archaeology, exploration to benthonic mineral resources and salvaging… (More)

In the course of a general investigation of the optic system in some trigger-fishes, a hypothalamic, ventricular channel-system… (More)