On 14 May 2003 at 11:42, Hoover, Jan J ERDC-EL-MS wrote:
> Reproduction, age, growth, and diet of the extremely mysterious
> swampfish (Chologaster cornuta) are described in a new paper:
>
> 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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Prost,
Martin
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