The Cichlid Fishes of the Great Lakes of Africa¶
Fryer, G., & Iles, T. D. (1972). The Cichlid Fishes of the Great Lakes of Africa: Their Biology and Evolution.
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- Adaptive Radiation
- The source population is a small number of ancestral cichlid lineages carrying high genetic variability and, crucially, a key innovation: pharyngeal jaws (a second set of jaws in the throat) that decouple food capture from food processing, vastly expanding the reachable diet space.
This sourceClassic reference documenting the pharyngeal-jaw key innovation and the trophic diversification of African rift-lake cichlids.
- The source population is a small number of ancestral cichlid lineages carrying high genetic variability and, crucially, a key innovation: pharyngeal jaws (a second set of jaws in the throat) that decouple food capture from food processing, vastly expanding the reachable diet space.
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