The Strange Way One Fish Gets Its Glow Without Using Its Own Genes

A new genome sequencing study has revealed valuable information about how the golden sweeper fish produces light. Their body ...
Nature

Fish Physiology and Genetics

Fish represent one of the most diverse groups of vertebrates, exhibiting a wide array of physiological adaptations that have enabled them to colonise nearly every aquatic habitat on Earth. Central to ...
insider.si.edu

Genetics and mutagenesis of fish ed. by J.H. Schröder

The role of fish in research on genetics and evolution / C. Kosswig -- The sex-determining mechanism of the platyfish, Xiphophorus maculatus / K.D. Kallman -- Preliminary report on sex differentiation ...
Reuters

Primitive fish had genetic wiring for limbs

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Primitive fish already may have possessed the genetic wiring needed to grow hands and feet well before the appearance of the first animals with limbs roughly 365 million years ...
Discover Magazine

This Glowing Fish Steals Bioluminescence Instead of Making Its Own Light

Learn more about the golden sweeper, a type of fish that steals bioluminescent proteins from its prey to glow, a rare case of ...
WDRB

Freshwater fish part of UofL research to link genetics to Fetal Alcohol Syndrome

LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) -- Researchers at the University of Louisville plan to use a $2.3 million grant to study the link between genetics and an increased risk of Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorders in ...
Houston Chronicle

Fish found common genetic ground to develop electric organs

Rice University computational biologist George Phillips is co-author on a new paper in Science detailing a 10-year effort that determined a variety of fish with electric organs evolved those organs by ...