I just was reading up on some fish news ....and was like " that name sounds familiar 😁👉 @melissacmarquez.bsky.socialwww.forbes.com/sites/meliss...#teamfish#Science#shark

A really cool innovation is the avian beak, but let's be real here: birds get too much attention. Other taxa have beaks too! Within T-forms, pufferfishes (and relatives) possess a highly modified beaked jaw which enabled access to new dietary niches. #TeamFish 4/15

Now in IOB issue! Variable #Craniofacialdoi.org/10.1093/iob/...#phenotype#teamfish#fish#ecology#phylogenetic#phenotype

Variable Craniofacial Shape and Development among Multiple Cave-Adapted Populations of Astyanax mexicanus

Synopsis. Astyanax mexicanus is a freshwater fish species with blind cave morphs and sighted surface morphs. Like other troglodytic species, independently

Self-advertising drum, because its the end of the month 🥁 🐟🎨 There are still some original paintings on my ko-fi.com/ligusko-fi.com/ligus#sciart#KleineKunstKlasse#animalart#wildlifeart#teamfish#SundayFishSketch

Huh, stumbled across this Wikipedia:Meetup/LA/Manhattan Beach Edit-a-thon relevant to #TeamFishen.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikiped... 🐙🐡🧪

(In looking up schooling fishes of #Taiwan#TeamFishtpomec.tp.edu.tw/archive/file...)

something for #teamfish 🧪🐡🐟

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STICKLEBACK RESEARCHERS - spread the word! We now have a website for our summer 2025 meeting at the Bamfield Marine Station in BC (Canada). www.stickleback-2025.ca Bookmark the page and check for updates in the fall. @danielbolnick.bsky.social

🙋🏻‍♂️🐟 #TeamFish#SindayFishSketch

New collaborative work on the origins of (& lineages contributing to) the shoulder girdle! Skilled & beautiful work by Shunya Kuroda in Tetsuya Nakamura's lab at Rutgers, feat. our Rob Lalonde's genetic lineage tracing. Congrats all! #teamfish#zebrafish#collaboratewww.nature.com/articles/s41...

Multiple embryonic sources converge to form the pectoral girdle skeleton in zebrafish - Nature Communications

The embryonic origins of the pectoral girdle in fish remain unexplored. Here they show that the zebrafish pectoral girdle develops as an amalgam of four distinct cell populations.

Come see my ASIH (American Society of Ichthyologists & Herpetologists) President’s address on Friday the 12th at 9:15am #JMIH24#TeamFish