Ross, S.W. and F.C. Rohde. 2003. Life history of the swampfish from a
North Carolina stream. Southeastern Nat. 2(1): 105-120.
Based on two years of data, this is probably one of the most comprehensive
studies ever of one of North America's least known fishes. It even
describes the rate of "anus migration" and the development of the male's
peculiar "snout appendage" as the fish grows.
A must-read for any fan of the Aphredoderiformes !
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