Syngnathus

Evolutionary studies have revealed that reproductive proteins in animals and plants often evolve more rapidly than the genome… (More)

The long snout of pipefishes and seahorses (Syngnathidae, Gasterosteiformes) is formed as an elongation of the ethmoid region… (More)

Even though sea horses, sea dragons, and pipefishes of the teleost family Syngnathidae have been studied for over a century, the… (More)

Because of their modified cranial morphology, syngnathid pipefishes have been described as extreme suction feeders. The… (More)

The study of latitudinal increases in organismal body size (Bergmann's rule) predates even Darwin's evolutionary theory. While… (More)

Many species of pipefish exhibit a reversal of parental roles, in which females insert eggs into the brood pouch of the male… (More)

Hybridization is thought to be an important source of novel genetic variation, and interspecific hybridization may increase the… (More)

Parental care in representatives of the family Syngnathidae is carried out exclusively by the males and may restrict the… (More)

OBJECTIVE To study the anticancer activity of Syngnathus in vitro. METHOD Observing the influence of different extracts from… (More)

As a conspicuous evolutionary mechanism, sexual selection has received much attention from theorists and empiricists. Although… (More)