The inland water fishes of Africa
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Rain or temperature? |
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From lake to marsh: the case of Lake Chad |
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Lake Victoria: an example of rapid evolution |
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Nyos, an extreme example |
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Recession of the Sahelo-Sudanian rivers |
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Is there a risk of Lake Victoria drying out? |
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From Mega to Marshy Chad |
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Relict fauna in the Sahara |
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Lake sediments record climatic history |
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A Late Devonian African fish fauna in South Africa |
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The Stanleyville Beds assemblage, a typical “ganoid fish fauna” |
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Toros-Menalla, a Cenozoic freshwater fish fauna 7 Myrs ago |
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African freshwater fish localities since the Late Cretaceous: a review |
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On the tracks of evaders? |
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The inconsistent state of the lungfish fossil record |
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Bichirs: decline, fall and new rise of a Western Gondwanan fish in Africa |
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Channid palaeo-distribution: palaeogeographical or palaeoclimatological constraints |
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African fish diversification and geologically-driven events |
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Polypterids |
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Refuge zones theory |
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Fish of the Sahara: witnesses of a wetter past |
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Genetic differentiation of Sarotherodon melanotheron populations |
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Species flocks |
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Mechanisms involved in cichlid speciation |
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Cichlid palaeo-flock record |
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Who is Schilbe mystus? |
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Extract of the International Code of Zoological Nomenclature, fourth edition |
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The Clariidae: an example where morphological differentiation does not necessarily reflect evolutionary history |
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Living fossils |
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Systematic ichthyology |
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Aplocheilidae of the Ivindo basin |
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Gonado-Somatic Index (GSI) |
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Spawning frequency in cichlids |
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Influence of photoperiod on the reproductive cycle of cichlids |
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Changes in cichlid reproduction induced by environment |
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Rapid phenotypic in Nile tilapia, Oreochromis niloticus |
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Types of parental care |
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Incubation period for cichlids |
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Biparental mouth brooder |
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Nest of Heterotis niloticus |
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Nest of Protopterus annectens |
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Nest of Gymnarchus niloticus |
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Ontogeny and main stages of development |
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First stages of development in Labeotropheus |
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Comparative advantages of the methods used for the analysis of stomach contents |
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Electric organ of Malapterurus electricus |
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Ecopath |
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Adaptation to aerial respiration |
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The lungfish |
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Diapause in Cyprinodontiformes |
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History of the ethology of African fishes |
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Electric fish history |
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Small females for large males |
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Different reproductive systems |
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Cuckoo fish |
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Different reproductive styles in cichlids |
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Existence of a juvenile discharge in Pollimyrus isidori and acquisition of a second adult discharge |
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Types of migration |
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Migrations of ‘tinénis’ in the Niger River |
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Breeding migrations in Lake Chad |
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Some definitions concerning some particular small isolated patches of water |
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Some semantic explanations |
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Genetic evolution of introduced species |
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The case of Lates niloticus in Lake Victoria |
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Development of the lower Valley of the Senegal River |
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Biological consequences of hypersalinity in West African estuaries |
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Fish and fisheries in the Senegal River |
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Low water fishing in Logone Gana |
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Fishermen typology |
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Fisheries in Benin |
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Extensive fish culture in the Guinea forest region: a model of integrated development and of rice-fish production-528 |
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“Acadja” |
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Tilapia or “aquatic chicken” |
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The GIFT Tilapia |
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