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Two New Goatfish Species of the Upeneus sulphureus-Species Group (Mullidae), with a Redescription of U. sulphureus Cuvier, 1829 and a Review of Barbel Length in the Genus
Franz Uiblein,
Hiroyuki Motomura,
Peter R. Møller,
Mark Sabaj,
Supasit Boonphienphol,
Tuan A. Hoang, and
Kerryn Parkinson
Frequency of Multiple Paternity in Tope (Galeorhinus galeus) from California and Australia
Okoiya N. Kelly,
Matthew T. Craig,
Kevin A. Feldheim,
Matthew N. McMillan,
Floriaan Devloo-Delva,
Emily J. Bohnet-Dawson,
Chris L. Chabot,
John Hyde, and
Andrew P. Nosal
Dynamic Sexual Dichromatism Promotes Rapid Mate Recognition in an Explosive Breeding Toad
Susanne Stückler,
Evan Donnachie,
Matthew J. Fuxjager,
K. V. Gururaja,
Gopalkrishna Hegde,
Thomas Wampula, and
Doris Preininger
Redescription of the Deepwater Freckled Stargazer, Xenocephalus egregius (Uranoscopidae)
Leo M. F. MacLeod,
John K. Galbraith,
Matthew G. Girard, and
Katherine E. Bemis
Sexual Selection and Sexual Dimorphism in Foreclaw Length of Pseudemys
Karin Ebey,
Jeffrey M. Goessling,
Peter A. Scott, and
Peter Meylan
Interpopulational Variation in Litter Size of the Skink Mabuya agilis in Southeastern Brazil
Carlos Frederico D. Rocha,
Davor Vrcibradic,
Rogério L. Teixeira, and
Marcelo G. T. Cuzzuol
Communication by Fecal Chemosignals in an Archaic Frog, Leiopelma hamiltoni
Jonathan S. F. Lee and
Bruce Waldman
UV-B Induced Skin Darkening in Larval Salamanders Does Not Prevent Sublethal Effects of Exposure on Growth
Lisa K. Belden and
Andrew R. Blaustein
Otocinclus tapirape: A New Hypoptopomatine Catfish from Central Brazil (Siluriformes: Loricariidae)
Marcelo R. Britto and
Cristiano R. Moreira
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The Phylogeny of Carangiform Fishes: Morphological and Genomic Investigations of a New Fish Clade
The relationships and morphological convergences of carangiform fishes are recovered and discussed using morphological data from skeletal preparations and genome-wide molecular data.
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