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First steps. Scientists launch evolutionary study to explore the origins of fish that walk
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Record Number:
4196
Year:
2018
Times Cited:
1
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Kottelat, M. (1988)
Two species of cavefishes from northern Thailand in the genera Nemachilus and Homaloptera (Osteichthyes, Homalopteridae)
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Anonymous (2018)New walking cavefish study explores origins of quadrapedal walking
Anonymous (2018)First steps. Scientists launch evolutionary study to explore the origins of fish that walk
Anonymous (2018)New walking cavefish study explores origins of quadrapedal walking
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Crawford, C.H. (2021)These fish were made for walking: morphology and walking kinematics in balitorid loaches
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