Posts Tagged ‘fish science’

  • Mapping evolution
    Mapping evolution

    Research in salty ponds shows how one species of pupfish becomes three — in a few cases. More important, it shows why this did not happen in thousands of other locations. Does an impenetrable “death valley” isolate viable species?


    Thursday, January 10th, 2013
  • Freaky fish flirting
    Freaky fish flirting

    A chemical from plastics “looks” like estrogen to the body. If it makes female fish more likely to flirt with males of a different species, could endocrine disruptors cause cross-breeding, and a decline in native fish after invaders enter their rivers?


    Thursday, July 12th, 2012
  • Mating Songs in the Ocean

    During Hurricane Charley, ocean fish sing their mating songs louder and longer.


    Thursday, November 11th, 2004


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