From pipefish to seahorse — a study of phylogenetic relationships
Herald Es
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Herald Es
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Valuable information about the relationships within the pipefish and seahorse family, Syngnathidae, ean be obtained by careful study of the brood pouch.As is well known, it is the syngnathid male, and not the female, that carries the eggs during incubation.Depending upon the sub-Herald, Earl S. 1959."From pipefish to seahorse -a study of phylogenetic relationships."
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Valuable information about the relationships within the pipefish and seahorse family, Syngnathidae, ean be obtained by careful study of the brood pouch.As is well known, it is the syngnathid male, and not the female, that carries the eggs during incubation.Depending upon the sub-Herald, Earl S. 1959."From pipefish to seahorse -a study of phylogenetic relationships."
Key concepts: Seahorse, Zoology, Phylogenetic tree, Biology, Fishery, Evolutionary biology, Geography, Genetics