Metadata

Astyanax jordani

(Hubbs and Innes 1936) Buckup 2003

Astyanax jordani
Astyanax jordani from Cueva de El Pachon. Photograph by Jean Louis Lacaille Múzquiz
ORDERSUB-ORDERFAMILY
CharaciformesCharacoideiCharacidae

Note

The status of the hypogean populations of Astyanax species in San Luis Potosi and Tamaulipas, Mexico, and the consequences for taxonomy and nomenclature, have been debated since their discovery in 1936. The problems have been exacerbated because there are no modern taxonomic or systematic studies of the genus. Although originally included in a separate genus (Anoptichthys) most references to these animals called them either Astyanax mexicanus (de Filippi 1853) or Astyanax  fasciatus (Cuvier 1819). This was in recognition that the hypogean and epigean populations are able to interbreed, a tenet of the Biological Species Concept. There are however many important autapomorphies in the hypogean populations and, under the Phylogenetic Species Concept, the hypogean and epigean animals are separate species. This debate will continue, but I have decided here to follow my own instincts and include the hypogean forms as a separate species. This decision is supported in the most recent authoritative account of the genus (Buckup 2003). In this account A. jordani is treated as a valid separate species, and is not placed in the synonymy of either A. fasciatus or A. mexicanus. Numerous other authors (e.g. Reddell 1981; Trajano 2001) accept that the hypogean and epigean fishes belong to different species. See also the discussion of this topic in Kullander (1999:339-340) which also concludes that the epigean and hypogean populations must be considered as separate species. Two of the most recent reviews of the biology of the fishes (Wilkens and Strecker 2017, Elliott 2018) also draw this conclusion.

There are complications ahead, as it is very likely that more than one invasion of caves from the surface has taken place and that more than one species is now present in the caves of the area. However, at least one of these (from the type locality, Cueva Chica) will be validly Astyanax jordani. The others will obtain names when the situation is better understood.

Synonyms

Anoptichthys jordani  Hubbs and Innes 1936

Anoptichthys antrobius  Alvarez 1946

Anoptichthys hubbsi  Alvarez 1947

Astyanax fasciatus  (Cuvier 1819) cave form

Astyanax mexicanus  (De Filippi 1853) cave form

These are the only true synonyms. Since the cave fish has often been regarded as conspecific with Astyanax mexicanus (de Filippi 1853), and with Astyanax fasciatus (Cuvier 1819), it has often been referred to under these names. Reddell (1981:238 243, 325) provides a list of names used and a full bibliography to that date.

Country

México

Types

Holotype of Anoptichthys jordani: UMMZ 113514, adult 51mm SL. Paratypes of Anoptichthys jordani: UMMZ 114486, 4 specimens; BMNH 1951.12.3:14‑17; plus others.

Distribution

Type locality: La Cueva Chica, San Luis Potosí, México. Sites from which this species has been recorded are distributed from 21o50’ – 23o10’N, 98o50’ – 99o14’W, see Mitchell, Russell and Elliott (1977) and Elliott (2018) for full details. Caves in which the fishes are found in seven areas:

Area and cave Length (m) Depth (m)
Gómez-Farías area    
Sótano de Jineo + 302 144
Sótano del Molino 658 138
Sótano Escondido + 100 148
Chamal-Ocampo area    
Bee Cave + 245 119
Sótano de Caballo Moro 285 211
Sótano de Vásquez 1500 277
Northern Sierra de El Abra    
Cueva de El Pachón 1000 8
Sótano del Venadito + 3663 206
Yerbaniz cluster    
Sótano de Yerbaniz 2238 97
Sótano de Matapalma 1722 86
Sótano de Japonés 4500 140
Los Sabinos area    
Sótano del Tigre + 3000 162
Sótano de la Roca + 20 42
Cueva de Los Sabinos 1502 96
Sótano del Arroyo 7202 133
Sótano de la Tinaja % 4502 82
Sótano de Soyate + 206 234
Sótano de Pichijumo (Montecillos) 1330 82
Sótano de Jos + 338 85
Sótano de las Piedras 405 52
Sótano de la Palma Seca 164 54
Southern Sierra de El Abra    
Cueva de la Curva 214 19
Sótano de Toro 66 5
La Cueva Chica * 302 19
Los Cuates + 400 33
Cueva Chiquitita 20 16
Cueva de Otates + 269 15
Micos and Tamasopo areas    
Cueva del Río Subterráneo 475 32
Cueva del Otates 269 15
Cueva Lienzo + 225 23
Cueva del Fraile + 50 10

The known distribution of Astyanax jordani. * type locailty, % type locality of Troglomexicanus perezfarfantae (Villalobos 1971) (Crustacea: Decapoda, Palaemonidae), + caves not yet sampled for genetic studies and therefore of high priority to do so. Information from Elliott (2018)

Habitat

Most of the populations are known from lakes and streams within the vadose region of the caves. Two exceptions to this are the populations in Sótano de Soyate and Sótano del Venadito which are almost certainly living in the low level phreatic zone of the karst area. In particular the Soyate population is in a huge deep lake-like area which is probably the main groundwater flow in this area. During high flow the water levels rise considerably and fishes from the phreatic populations may become washed into vadose areas and become stranded there for a time.

Astyanax jordani is sympatric with four troglobitic invertebrate species which may form part of its food supply:

Insecta: Zygentoma: Nicoletiidae

Anelpistina quinterensis (Paclt 1979)

Synonym Neonicoletia quinterensis Paclt 1979

Crustacea: Mysidae

Speleomysis quinterensis (Villalobos 1951)

Synonym Typhlolepidomysis quinterensis Villalobos 1951

Crustacea: Decapoda

Troglomexicanus perezfarfanteae (Villalobos 1971)

Synonym Troglocubanus perezfarfantae Villalobos 1971

Crustacea: Isopoda

Speocirolana pelaezi Bolivar y Pieltain 1950

Systematics

This fish is the most extensively studied of cave dwelling animals. The reason for its pre-eminence is that it is easy to breed in captivity and interfertile with the epigean Astyanax mexicanus. These properties allow very detailed studies, and in particular genetical ones, to be made easily. A large number of publications have resulted from these studies (see Elliott (2018) and this web site for bibliographies) but there has been great confusion as to the name and status of the animal. The following discussion outlines the problem and poses a solution.

The first population to be discovered, in La Cueva Chica, was described by Hubbs and Innes (1936) as a new genus and species, Anoptichthys jordani. In the following ten years two other populations were discovered in La Cueva de El Pachon and La Cueva de Los Sabinos. Alvarez (1946, 1947) included them in the genus Anoptichthys as Anoptichthys antrobius and Anoptichthys hubbsi respectively. It is now known that the cave fishes are widespread (Mitchell, Russell, and Elliott 1977), (Reddell 1981:238‑243, 325), (Elliott 2018)  and there are now 31 known sites.

In their original description of Anoptichthys jordani Hubbs and Innes (1936) recognised that: "Anoptichthys agrees with the genus and subgenus Astyanax in all apparent characters other than those associated with blindness and subterranean life". The epigean Astyanax mexicanus (for a discussion of the Astyanax mexicanus / Astyanax fasciatus “problem” see Miller and Smith 1986) and the hypogean Anoptichthys jordani are not only very similar in morphology, but they possess the same (or very similar) karyotype (Kirby, Thompson, and Hubbs 1977) and are interfertile. These, plus the sympatric distribution, provide strong evidence that Anoptichthys jordani is very closely related to, and in all probability, directly evolved from, Astyanax mexicanus. There is therefore no reason for recognising a distinct genus for the cave fishes. (See Greenwood (1976), Roberts and Stewart (1976), and Banister and Bunni (1980) for discussions of this philosophy). So, should the cave and surface fishes be regarded as members of the same species (with specifically adapted local races) or as distinct subspecies or species within the genus Astyanax ? Most authors have uncritically accepted that they are conspecific because of the interfertility. However there are a number of trenchant differences between the epigean and hypogean populations. They differ in fright reaction (Pfeiffer 1977), feeding behaviour (Schemmel 1980), the distribution and density of the taste buds (Schemmel 1980), metabolic rate (Huppop 1986), the neuromasts of the lateral line (Teyke 1990) and in competitive abilities within the cave environment (Wilkens and Hüppop 1986). Although the epigean fishes can survive and breed in darkness (contrary to the evidence of Rasquin and Rosenbloom 1954) they are out-competed by the better adapted cave fish (Wilkens and Hüppop 1986). It is certain that the hypogean fishes could neither compete nor survive on the surface. The genetic distance (as calculated by Nei's D parameter) is also relevant to this discussion. Values for D of 0.142 (Pachon population) and 0.105 (Sabinos population) (Chakraborty and Nei 1974) fall within the ranges for both subspecies (0.004 ‑ 0.351) and species (0.004 ‑ 3.000) and above that for local races (0.000 ‑ 0.049) as given by Nei (1987). A simple reading of the biological species concept (Mayr 1970:12) would confine both surface and cave fishes to the same species as a result of their interfertility. Rosen (1979:275‑278; see also Kottelat (1997:10-20)) has argued however that the biological species concept is worthless as a determiner of relationships since its primary definer, reproductive compatibility, is a primitive (plesiomorphic) attribute of members of a lineage. It therefore has no power to specify relationships within a genealogical framework. In the present case it is obvious that the cave form exhibits a number of autapomorphies (see above). The two forms should therefore be considered as good separate sister species which have not yet attained reproductive isolation.

The taxonomic consequences of this would be: one species of cave‑dwelling fish Astyanax jordani (Hubbs and Innes 1936) with one junior objective synonym, Anoptichthys jordani Hubbs and Innes 1936, and two junior subjective synonyms, Anoptichthys antrobius Alvarez 1946 and Anoptichthys hubbsi Alvarez 1947.

The above discussion is based principally on morphology. Recent work by Richard Borowsky (e.g. Borowsky 1994, 1996; Borowsky and Espinasa 1997; Borowsky and Wilkens 2002; Espinasa and Borowsky 2000, 2001), indicates that there may have been at least three independent invasions of surface fishes all of which now exhibit similar troglomorphic facies. If this is the case, and we accept that genetic characters are useful, then there should have three different names (see Kottelat (1997) for an excellent discussion of these points). Recently Dowling, Martasian and Jeffery (2002), Strecker, Bernatchez and Wilkens (2003) and Wilkens and Strecker (2003) have also shown that some cave populations are independently derived from surface fishes.

Oliveira et al. (2011) made an extensive ingroup study of the Family Characidae. Their results strongly support a sister group relationship between Astyanax jordani and a group containing Astyanax aeneus, Bramocharax caballeroi and Bramocharax baileyi (Figure below), and explicitally not a sister group relationship with Astyanax mexicanus, which is sister to the four species listed above.

The above discussion was largely written for the first edition of my book (Proudlove 2006) and needs revising in the light of much information discovered in the 14 years since it was writen. However, it is worth empasising that the conclusion of the discussion, that the cave fishes should be called Astyanax jordani, is strongly supported in the two most recent reviews of the these fishes, their habitats and their history (Wilkens and Strecker 2017:70-74 and Elliott 2018:39-44) and in an extensive phylogentic study of the Family Characidae (Oliveira  et al. 2011), and also in the authoritative text on fish names by van der Laan (2019). - see phylogenetic tree below. There is a very good argument made for naming cryptic, mainly identified by molecular methods, that also applies in abundance to Astyanax jordani - see Delic et al. (2017).

Biological Notes

Here is a different justification for the cave animals being a separate species to the surface fishes.

Abstract              

The most intensively studied cave animal is a characid fish from Mexico, originally described as Anoptichthys jordani. Two other species of Anoptichthys are synonyms of Anoptichthys jordani, and the genus Anoptichthys is an synonym of Astyanax. For many years the cave fishes have been considered to be conspecific with Astyanax fasciatus because the cave fishes are interfertile, under some conditions, with surface dwelling Astyanax fasciatus. In fact the cave and surface fishes are not interfertile under most, natural, conditions and are reproductively isolated by competitive exclusion. Under the tenets of the Biological Species Concept the cave fish are a separate species. Under the Phylogenetic Species Concept they are also separate species as they possess a significant number of unique character states. Since they are good species under these two species concepts they are also good species under the Evolutionary Species Concept. The cave fishes are a separate species Astyanax jordani.

Introduction     

The cave-dwelling characid from Mexico is well known. It has received more study than any other cave animal and is available in pet stores and aquaria the world over. The reasons for this prominence include the facts that it is easy to breed in captivity and interfertile with the sympatric Astyanax fasciatus. These properties allow very detailed studies, and in particular genetical ones, to be made easily. A large number of publications have resulted from these studies (see Reddell, 1981 and Wilkens, 1988 for bibliographies) but there has been great confusion as to the name and status of the animal. The following discussion outlines the problem and poses a definitive solution.

The first population to be discovered, in La Cueva Chica, was described by Hubbs and Innes (1936) as a new genus and species, Anoptichthys jordani. In the following ten years two other populations were discovered in La Cueva de El Pachon and La Cueva de Los Sabinos. Alvarez (1946, 1947) included them in the genus Anoptichthys as Anoptichthys antrobius and Anoptichthys hubbsi respectively.  It is now known that the cave fishes are widespread, Mitchell et al., (1977) document 29 populations (see also Reddell, 1981:238‑243, 325). The recognition of the original three populations as separate species is no longer supportable. The character states used to separate the three (details of the subdivision of the suborbital bones) is likely to be highly variable among the 29 known populations, principally because all have severe modification of the eye area as a result of eye loss during regressive evolution. In their original description of Anoptichthys jordani Hubbs and Innes (1936) recognised that: "Anoptichthys agrees with the genus and subgenus Astyanax in all apparent characters other than those associated with blindness and subterranean life". The epigean Astyanax fasciatus (previously thought to be Astyanax mexicanus, see Miller and Smith (1986) for details) and the hypogean Anoptichthys jordani are not only very similar in general morphology, but they possess the same (or very similar) karyotype (Kirby, Thompson, and Hubbs, 1977) and are interfertile under some conditions. These features, plus the sympatric distribution, provide strong evidence that Anoptichthys jordani is very closely related to, and in all probability, directly evolved from, Astyanax fasciatus. There is therefore no reason for recognising a distinct genus for the cave fishes. (See Greenwood (1976), Roberts and Stewart (1976), and Banister and Bunni (1980) for discussions of this philosophy). Since Alvarez’ species were informally synonymised with Anoptichthys jordani, and since workers dropped the genus Anoptichthys, informally considering it a junior synonym of Astyanax, the cave fishes have been most commonly referred to as the “cave form” of Astyanax mexicanus (earlier works) or A. fasciatus (more recent works). This was done on a tacit, but incorrect, acceptance of one of the tenets of the Biological Species Concept. In this paper I demonstrate that under this concept, and one other, the cave fishes are a different species from the surface fishes. The rationale for the present work is set out by Mayden and Wood (1995:110), “When entities subsumed under one binomial are actually behaving as distinct evolutionary entities, we perform no service to them nor to the biological community by treating them as a single species”.

Considering these animals as separate species is not unprecedented. Reddell (1981: 238-243), Miller and Smith (1986) and Espinosa Perez et al. (1993), in a checklist of Mexican fishes, all called the cave fish Astyanax jordani. Eschmeyer et al. (1998:816) consider that Anoptichthys jordani is valid as Astyanax jordani.

Cave populations and their relationships.

Troglomorphic Astyanax are now known from at least 29 locations in the Sierra de El Abra, Sierra de Guatemala and other areas in San Luis Potosi, Mexico (Fig. 1) (Mitchell et al., 1977). It has been suggested, on genetic grounds, that the populations vary in phylogenetic age, with some populations evolving in caves for longer than others (Wilkens, 1988). In particular, the isolated Micos population is thought to be considerably younger than most of the Sierra de El Abra populations.  Borowsky and Espinasa (1997) provide DNA evidence for three separate evolutionary lines: “Northern” (Sierra de Guatemala and Nicolas Perez), “Southern” (Sierra de El Abra), and “Micos” (Fig. 2). Espinasa and Borowsky (2001) demonstrate that the southern line, which contains the type localities of all three Anoptichthys species,  derives from  common ancestral stock, most likely due to a single colonisation event (Fig. 3). The southern population is therefore probably a single species, separate from the other two lineages. If further work confirms that the other lineages are distinct they will require descriptions and names. The present discussion relates only to the southern populations.

Species concepts

There has recently been much interest in species concepts (reviews and discussion in Kimbel and Martin 1993, Nielsen 1995, Claridge et al. 1997, Kottelat 1997, Mayden 1999 and Wheeler and Meier 2000). Although there is still much disagreement about the “best” concept (see e.g. the debate in Wheeler and Meier 2000) Mayden (1997, 1999) has provided a significant step forward with his division of species concepts into primary and secondary. The primary, non-operational, concept is the Evolutionary Species Concept (ESC; “An evolutionary species is an entity composed of organisms that maintains its identity from other such entities through time and over space and that has its own independent evolutionary fate and historical tendencies.” (Wiley and Mayden 2000a:73)). All other concepts (Mayden (1997) discusses 25) are considered as secondary, operational, concepts. Each of these attempts to discover biodiversity in a different way. Many overlap in their methods and results whereas many others are very different in methods and results. Until this breakthrough, positions on concepts were often very entrenched to one particular concept. Mayden has shown us that each of the secondary concepts is valuable in its own right. Each will discover a portion of the total biodiversity and, used together under the over-arching primary concept, will reveal the maximum information about global biodiversity. Here I use two of the secondary concepts, the Biological Species Concept (BSC) and one version of the Phylogenetic Species Concept (PSC) to show that the cave and surface fishes are separate species.

Biological Species Concept. - “I define biological species as groups of interbreeding natural populations that are reproductively isolated from other such groups.” (Mayr 2000:17).

It is undoubtedly true that the cave fishes and surface fishes can interbreed under laboratory conditions (reference) and that F1, F2 and backcross individuals can be obtained (Wilkens 1988). It is also true that under certain conditions in the wild they can interbreed. The laboratory crosses tell us nothing as they are artificial. Interbreeding in the wild takes place only under very unusual conditions. Of 29 known sites interbreeding has only been observed in nine and of these only in three is it of significant magnitude (Mitchell et al. 1977:72-76). Under the most usual cave conditions of food scarcity  the two forms cannot interbreed (Wilkens, 1988:344-347). Where surface fishes are found with cave fishes the former are so out-competed for food that they starve. In this condition they cannot produce eggs or sperm and so cannot breed. A further factor impedes successful breeding. There is more yolk in cave fish eggs (Huppop and Wilkens, 1991) and homozygous cave fish eggs are have a competitive advantage over heterozygous (cave x surface) eggs (Wilkens 1988:346). In the terms of the BCS this a pre-zygotic isolating mechanism driven by ecology and behaviour. Under unusual cave conditions where there is plenty of food the surface fishes can obtain enough and in La Cueva Chica, which has a large bat roost, the two fishes do interbreed and the Chica fish population is a hybrid one (Mitchell et al. 1977; Romero 1983). Some hybridisation has occurred in La Cueva de El Pachon (Langecker et al. 1991). In Sotano de Yerbaniz, which is food poor,  large numbers of surface fishes enter the cave yet there is a very small number of hybrids (Mitchell et al. 1977:74). It is notable that the probably unrelated Micos fish  “are already reproductively isolated from their epigean neighbours even though they occupy only an intermediate stage with respect to the constructive adaptations developed in phylogenetically old cave forms.” (Wilkens, 1988:346). A prime tenet of the BSC is that groups which are reproductively isolated from one another are separate species. (This is also the prime tenet of the Hennigian Species Concept, see Mayden (1997) and principally Meier and Willmann 2000)). Most cave fishes are isolated from surface fishes by competitive isolation (the competitive-exclusion principle of Mayr 1970:43-44) and therefore the cave and surface fishes are not members of the same species under the BSC. They are not forms a polymorphic species because such species, despite often great morphological variability, breed freely at contact zones (Mayr, 1970:17). They are not subspecies of A. fasciatus because subspecies are not reproductively isolated from other subspecies.

Metrical measures of similarity/difference can also be applied to the BSC where they measure “reproductive isolation and evolutionary independence” (Mayden 1997:399; the “Genetic Species Concept”). Two of these types of measure are available. Avise and Selander (1972) used electrophoresis to study allozyme variation in epigean and hypogean fishes. They use the data to calculate Rogers’ coefficient of genetic similarity (their Table 6). Similarity values for conspecific populations tend to lie in the high 0.80s and 0.90s with genetic similarity among congeneric species  usually much lower, although there is overlap. Avise and Selander (1972) provide values for various congeneric species (0.61, 0.76, 0.77, 0.32, 0.21, 0.50), and various conspecific populations (0.97, 0.98, 0.88, 0.95, 0.97, 0.75, 0.89). Their calculation for the similarity between cave and surface fishes is 0.82. While this is not so low as the congeneric species listed, it is intermediate between these values and the predominant 0.90s of the conspecifics. It is as we would expect of species in the process of separation. This intermediate value does not unequivocally support the stance, often stated (e.g. Wilkens 1988:273, Romero 1983), that cave and surface fish are conspecific. Chakraborty and Nei (1974) calculated Nei’s standard genetic distance (Nei's D parameter) between epigean and hypogean fishes. Values for D of 0.142 (Pachon population) and 0.105 (Sabinos population) fall within the ranges for both subspecies (0.004 ‑ 0.351) and species (0.004 ‑ 3.000) and significantly above that for local races (0.000 ‑ 0.049) as given by Nei (1987:241-242). Neither of these measures provide unequivocal support for the fishes being separate species since they are intermediate between fully separated species and populations within a species. However we are sure that the cave fishes evolved from the surface fishes and these values show us that this process is either still occurring or only recently stopped. They certainly are not supportive of a single, genetically unified species.

Interfertility under some, rather unusual and atypical,  conditions (i.e. absence of total reproductive isolation) has long been used to confine the two type of fishes into one species. The above discussion should finally lay to rest this misguided notion. Wiley and Mayden (2000b:157-158) put the case in context: “As ichthyologists, we know of no recently evolved and closely related species of North American freshwater fish that is 100% reproductively isolated from its sister species. What do we mean by closely related ? We mean species pairs that are young enough and whose biogeographic relationships are such that there is no reason to think that there is an extinct sister species left out of the analysis ... We can produce F1 hybrids if we have a mind to do so.”

Phylogenetic Species Concept. - There are a number of different formulations of the PSC. Mayden (1997) identifies three and two are discussed in Wheeler and Meier (2000). Here I use the definition of Wheeler and Platnick (2000) which is also that of Cracraft (1997), both of which stem from the studies and thoughts of Eldredge and Cracraft (1980) and Nelson and Platnick (1981). This is the PSC1 of Mayden (1997).

“We define species as the smallest aggregation of (sexual) populations or (asexual) lineages diagnosable by a unique combination of character states.” (Wheeler and Platnick 2000:58)

The cave fishes have a significant number of very distinctive and diagnosable character states (Table 1). They are quite clearly a different species from the surface fishes under this version of the PSC.

Evolutionary Species Concept. -

                The cave fishes clearly “maintain their identity” and have their own “independent evolutionary fate” within the caves of central Mexico. They are therefore good Evolutionary Species.

Discussion

There is debate among those studying speciation about the extinction of ancestors at a speciation event. One view (e.g. Meier and Willmannn, 2000) is that ancestors, also called stem species, must become extinct when species evolve from them. The present case provides strong, empirical, evidence that this cannot be the case. The presence of an evolved, or evolving, cave species (Astyanax jordani), over a small part of the range of the species it is evolved, or evolving, from (Astyanax fasciatus), can in no way affect the realness of the species Astyanax fasciatus. It exists as a perfectly good species, totally unaltered over the majority of its range, despite the evolution of a new species from it in a part of Mexico.

Why is the “cave form” not an evolutionarily significant unit (ESU) of Astyanax fasciatus ? There is no consensus on the definition of an ESU (see Cracraft 1997:332-335 for discussion) and Cracraft suggests that “its objective use is virtually precluded” because of this. The prime reason for not recognising the cave fishes an ESU of Astyanax fasciatus is that any group which is sufficiently distinct to be considered as ESU is, prima facie, a distinct species under at least the PSC. There is no reason to subdivide “species” into smaller units if it can be shown that such “species” consists of groups which have an “independent evolutionary fate”. The PSC and ESC show us how to determine species and there is no justification for defining sub- or infra- specific groupings.

Taxonomic consequences

The final taxonomic position is: one species of cave‑dwelling fish Astyanax jordani (Hubbs and Innes, 1936) with one junior objective synonym, Anoptichthys jordani Hubbs and Innes, 1936, and two junior subjective synonyms, Anoptichthys antrobius Alvarez, 1946 and Anoptichthys hubbsi Alvarez, 1947. The genus Anoptichthys Hubbs and Innes, 1936 is a synonym of Astyanax Baird and Girard, 1854.

Conservation implications

There is little doubt that subpopulations exist. Mitchell et al. (1977:76-79) document that animals from eight caves are discreet when subject to a morphometric analysis. The recognition of Astyanax  jordani as separate from Astyanax fasciatus does not preclude the existence of subpopulations (demes) within the jordani clade. Continued genetic studies, or  detailed morphological analysis, will reveal these. Once revealed we need to determine the relevant level of protection.

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Table 1. Morphological, behavioural, physiological and genetic differences between the surface (epigean) and cave (hypogean) fishes

Character

Character state

  Character state    
  Epigean   Hypogean Populations References
Morphology          
Taste buds mouth and lips only   whole head Pa, Pi, S, Y Schemmel 1980
Neuromast area 50x30x10-6m   80x50x10-6m CS Teyke 1990
Cupula length 42x10-6m   100-300x10-6m CS Teyke 1990
Egg size ~1mm dia.   ~1.1mm dia. Pa, Pi, Y Huppop and Wilkens 1991
Scales present   present but smaller Pa Wilkens 1988
Eyes present   degenerated Pa, S, C Wilkens 1988
Melanin pigment present   reduced Pa, Pi, S, Y Wilkens 1988
Behaviour          
Fright reaction present   reduced C, Pa, Pi Fricke 1988
Feeding 90o to subsrate   45o to subsrate Pa, Pi, S, Y Schemmel 1980
Food finding 20% efficient   80% efficient Pa Huppop 1987
Agressive present   reduced Pa, Mi Burchards, Dolle and Parzefall 1985
Schooling present   absent Pi Parzefall 1983
Circadian rhythm normal   much modified Pa

Erckens and Martin 1982

Erckens and Martin 1982

Physiology          
Fat storage 9% of fresh body mas   37% of fresh body mass Pa Huppop 1988
Lipids 0.32+/-0.14*   1.26+/-0.27* Y Rose and Mitchell 1982
Genetics          
Allozyme Es-2d absent   present C, Pa, S Avise and Selander 1972

* mean lipid to lean dry weight ratio

+ C = La Cueva Chica. CS = Commercial stock. Probably derived from the Chica population. Pa = La Cueva de El Pachon. Pi = El Sotano de Las Piedras. S = La Cueva de los Sabinos. Y = El Sotano de Yerbaniz. (All are from the “southern” population). Mi = La Cueva del Rio Subterraneo (unrelated Micos population)                                                                                                                                                                                                            

                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                               

 

 

 

Conservation Status

[NE]

R (IUCN, 1990), VU A1ac+2c,B1+2c,D2 (IUCN, 1996, 2000). These criteria indicate: (A1ac+2c) that the population has been, or will be, reduced by 20% over the past 10 years (and/or over the next 10 years) as a result of habitat loss or degeneration, (B1+2c) that the area of occupancy is less than 2000 km2 and a severely fragmented population with a decline in extent or quality of habitat, (D2) that the population exists in 5 or less sites. This latter criterion is not valid as the species is known from 31 sites (Mitchell, Russell and Elliott 1977, Elliott 2018). Special Concern (Contreras-Balderas, Almada-Villela, Lozano-Vilano and Garcia-Ramirez 2003).

Museum Holdings

Anoptichthys jordani: BMNH 1973.9.10:20

Anoptichthys hubbsi: BMNH 1951.12.3:14‑17 (Paratypes)

Internet Resources

Cave Fish Adolescence Means Sprouting Taste Buds in Weird Places

A very nice film of research into Astyanax, see below for credits for this film

Tital: Poissons mexicains, un oeil sur l'évolution, Année de production : 2017, Durée : 6 min 10, Réalisateur : Nicolas Mifsud, Producteur : CNRS Images, Intervenant(s) : Sylvie Rétaux, Maryline Blin,, L'Institut de Neurosciences de Paris Saclay, CNRS / Université Paris-Sud / Université Paris-Saclay

The 6th Annual Cavefish Meeting was held March 17th-20th 2019. Links to the meeting abstracts will be added a soon as I know them.

The Astyanax research community

Astyanax genome 1

Astyanax genome 2

Astyanax mexicanus 2.0 genome

Astyanax transcriptome

Astyanax developmental gene expresion

Astyanax gene annotations

Association for Mexican Cave Studies

How and why does the cave fish lose its eyes?

Bill Elliott's Astyanax web site

Bill Elliott's publications

Bill Elliott's chapter 1 in "Biology and evolution of the Mexican cavefish" (Keene et al. 2016)

Bill Elliott's chapter 3 in "Biology and evolution of the Mexican cavefish" (Keen et al. 2016)

Film of surface fishes from Jeffery (2020). Paper Open Access, film by Mandy Ng.

Film of troglomorphic fishes from Jeffery (2020). Paper Open Access, film by Mandy Ng.

Film of removal of lens from Jeffery (2020). Paper Open Access, film by Yoshiyuki Yamamoto.

Key References

This species has been studied in much greater detail than any other subterranean fish, and probably any other subterranean organism. Consequently the literature is very large. Anyone working with this species, or taking a serious interest in it, will need to follow the primary literature which is published across a very wide array of primary scientific journals. Those people starting out in research on Astyanax jordani, and those with a passing interest, will have to read and fully digest all of the major review publications, outlined below, all of which are required initial reading. Only by being fully familiar with these works can it be possible to move onto the primary literature with confidence that all the necessary background is firmly embedded in memory. In chronological order these are:

Mitchell, Russell and Elliott (1977) - Mexican eyeless characin fishes, genus Astyanax: Environment,distribution and evolution

Wilkens (1988) - Evolution and genetics of epigean and cave Astyanax fasciatus (Characidae, Pisces): support for the neutral mutation theory

Wilkens (1992) - Neutral mutations and evolutionary progress

Jeffery (2001) - Cavefish as a model system in evolutionary developmental biology

Fish (2004) - Karst hydrology of the Sierra de El Abra [Originally a thesis at McMaster University, Fish (1977)]

Wilkens (2005) - Fish

Jeffery (2005) - Evolution of eye degeneration in cavefish: The return of pleiotropy

Jeffery (2005) - Regressive Evolution of Pigmentation in the Cavefish Astyanax

Jeffery (2006) - Regressive Evolution of Pigmentation in the Cavefish Astyanax

Protas et al. (2007) - Regressive evolution in the Mexican cave tetra, Astyanax mexicanus

Jeffery (2008) - Emerging model systems in evo-devo: cavefish and microevolution of development

Jeffery (2009) - Regresive evolution in Astyanax cavefish

Jeffery (2009) - Evolution and development in the cavefish Astyanax

Borowsky (2010) - The evolutionary genetics of cave fishes: Convergence, adaptation and plieotropy

Jeffery and Strickler (2010) - Development as an evolutionary process in Astyanax cavefish

Wilkens (2010) - Genes, modules and the evolution of cave fish

Juan, Guzik, Jaume and Cooper (2010) - Evolution in caves: Darwin’s ‘wrecks of ancient life’ in the molecular era

Yamamota and Jeffery (2011) - Blind cavefish

Kish, Bohnsack, Gallina, Kasprick and Kahana (2011) - The eye as an organizer of craniofacial development

Jeffery (2012) - Astyanax mexicanus: A model organism for evolution and adaptation

Wilkens (2012) - Neutral mutations

Trontelj (2012) - Natural selection

Gross (2012) - The complex origin of Astyanax cavefish

Protas and Jeffery (2012) - Evolution and development in cave animals: from fish to crustaceans

Bleckmann, Mogdans and Coombs (2014) - Flow sensing in air and water. Behavioral, neural and engineering principles of operation

Windsor (2014) - Hydrodynamic imaging by blind Mexican cavefish

Niemiller and Soares (2015) - Cave environments

Gross, Meyer and Perkins (2015) - The rise of Astyanax cavefish

Keene, Yoshizawa and McGaugh (2016) - Biology and evolution of the Mexican cavefish

Casane and Retaux (2016) - Evolutionary genetics of the cavefish Astyanax mexicanus

Foulkes, Whitmore, Vallone and Bertolucci (2016) - Studying the evolution of the vertebrate circadian clock: The power of fish as comparative models

Wilkens and Strecker (2017) - Evolution in the dark: Darwin's loss without selection

Elliott (2018) - The Astyanax caves of Mexico: Cavefishes of San Luís Potosí, Tamaulipas, and Guerrero

Borowsky (2018) - Primer. Cavefish

Gore, Jeffery, Retaux and Rohner (2018) - Cavefish development. 18 paper special issue, all open access and you can dowload the whole issue as a zip file

Torres-Paz, Hyacinthe, Pierre and Retaux (2018) - Towards an integrated approach to understand Mexican cavefish evolution

Rohner (2018) - Out of the dark. Cavefish are entering biomedical research

Jeffery (2019) - Astyanax mexicanus: A vertebrate model for evolution, adaptation, and development in caves

Mogdans (2019) - Sensory ecology of the fish lateral line system: Morphological and physiological adaptations for the perception of hydrodynamic stimuli

Loomis et al. (2019) - An adult brain atlas reveals broad neuroanatomical changes in independently evolved populations of Mexican cavefish

Wilkens (2020) - The role of selection in the evolution of blindness in cave fish

Jeffery (2020) - Astyanax surface and cave fish morphs

McGaugh et al. (2020) - Dark world rises: The emergence of cavefish as a model for the study of evolution, development, behavior, and disease

Maldonado et al. (2020) - Subterranean life: Behavior, metabolic, and some other adaptations of Astyanax cavefish

Espinasa, Ornelas-Garcia, Legendre, Retaux, Best, Gamboa-Miranda, Espinosa-Perez and Spouse (2020) - Two new localities of Astyanax cavefish plus revision of its biogeography

Mercado-Silva, Ornelas-Garcia, Schmitter-Soto, Gidmark and Simons (2020) - Characidae: Characins (large book chapter review with much information on Astyanax jordani)

Kowalko, Franz-Odendaal and Rohner (2020) - Cavefish special issue of the Journal of Experimental Zoology. Part B Molecular and Developmental Evolution

Warren et al. (2021) - A chromosome-level genome of Astyanax mexicanus surface fish for comparing population-specific genetic differences contributing to trait evolution

Riddle et al. (2021) - Genetic mapping of metabolic traits in the blind Mexican cavefish reveals sex‑dependent quantitative trait loci associated with cave adaptation

Wilkens (2021) - Variability and the primacy of the genotype

Baumann and Ingalls (2022) - Mexican tetra (Astyanax mexicanus): biology, husbandry, and experimental protocols

Retaux (2022) -  La boîte à outils de l’évolution développementale ou comment les poissons cavernicoles mexicains ont perdu leurs yeux

Gross, Boggs, Rétaux and Torres-Paz (2023) - Developmental and genetic basis of troglomorphic traits in the teleost fish Astyanax mexicanus

Berning and Gross (2023) - The constructive evolution of taste in Astyanax cavefish: A review

Perera, Guera and Riddle (2023) - The Mexican Tetra, Astyanax mexicanus, as a model system in cell and developmental biology

Also, not a review, McGaugh et al. (2014) - The cavefish genome reveals candidate genes for eye loss

Also useful, though mostly superceeded by Elliott (2018), are Russell and Raines (1967) and Morris (1989).

Selected bibliography

Hubbs, C.L. and Innes, W.T. Journal Article 1936 The first known blind fish of the family Characidae: A new genus from Mexico
Jordan, C. B. Journal Article 1937 Bringing in the new cave fish, Anoptichthys jordani Hubbs and Innes
Hykes, O. V. Journal Article 1937 Anoptichthys jordani Hubbs and Innes
Innes, W.T. Journal Article 1937 A cavern Characin, Anoptichthys jordani Hubbs and Innes
Anonymous Journal Article 1940 Expedicion para recoges peces ciegos en Mexico
Gresser, E.B. and Breder, C.M. Journal Article 1940 The histology of the eye of the cave characin, Anoptichthys
Bridges, W. Journal Article 1940 The blind fish of La Cueva Chica
Breder, C.M. and Gresser, E.B. Journal Article 1941 Behaviour of Mexican cave characins in reference to light and cave entry
Breder, C.M. and Gresser, E.B. Journal Article 1941 Correlations between structural eye defects and behaviour in the Mexican blind characin
Breder, C.M. and Gresser, E.B. Journal Article 1941 Further studies on the light sensitivity and behaviour of the Mexican blind characins
Breder, C.M. Journal Article 1942 Descriptive ecology of La Cueva Chica, with especial reference to the blind fish, Anoptichthys
Breder, C.M. Journal Article 1943 Apparent changes in phenotypic ratios of the characins at the type locality of Anptichthys jordani Hubbs and Innes
Breder, C.M. Journal Article 1943 Problems in the behaviour and evolution of a species of blind cave fish
Bridges, W. Journal Article 1943 What we have learned about blind cave fishes
Breder, C.M. Journal Article 1943 A note on erratic viciousness in Astyanax mexicanus (Phillipi)
Breder, C.M. and Rasquin, P. Journal Article 1943 Chemical sensory reactions in the Mexican blind characins
Osorio Tafall, B.F. Journal Article 1943 Observaciones sobra la fauna aquatica de las Cuevas de la region de Valles, San Luis Potosi (Mexico)
Breder, C.M. Journal Article 1944 Ocular anatomy and light sensitivity studies on the blind fish Cueva de Los Sabinos, Mexico
Anonymous Journal Article 1945 Notes on the blind cave tetra
Breder, C.M. Journal Article 1945 Compensating reactions to the loss of the lower jaw in a cave fish
Benn, J.H. Journal Article 1945 Composite observations on cave life (with special reference to blind fishes)
Breder, C.M. and Halpern, F. Journal Article 1946 Innate and aquired behaviour affecting the aggregation of fishes
Rasquin, P. Journal Article 1946 Progressive pigmentary regression in fishes associated with cave environments
Jordan, C.B. Journal Article 1946 Anoptichthys x Astyanax hybrids
Alvarez, J. Journal Article 1946 Revision del genero Anoptichthys con descripcion de una especie nueva (Pisc., Characidae)
Schlagel, S.R. and Breder, C.M. Journal Article 1947 A study of the oxygen consumption of blind and eyed cave characins in light and in darkness
Rasquin, P. Journal Article 1947 Progressive pigmentary regression in fishes associated with cave environments
Breder, C.M. and Roemhild, J. Journal Article 1947 Comparative behaviours of various fishes under differing conditions of aggregation
Nigrelli R.F. Journal Article 1947 Spontaneous neoplasms in fishes. III. Lymphosarcoma in Astyanax and Esox
Alvarez, J. Journal Article 1947 Descripcion de Anoptichthys hubbsi caracindo ciego de la Cueva de Los Sabinos, S.L.P
Breder, C.M. and Rasquin, P. Journal Article 1947 Comparative studies on the light sensitivity of blind characins from a series of Mexican caves
Breder, C.M. and Rasquin, P. Journal Article 1947 Evidence for the lack of a growth principle in the optic cyst of the Mexican cave fish
Rasquin, P. Journal Article 1949 Regeneration of the optic nerve after section with the return of vision in the characin Astyanax mexicanus
Rasquin, P. Journal Article 1949 Spontaneous depigmentation in the catfish Ameiurus nebulosus
Rasquin, P. Journal Article 1949 The influence of light and darkness on thyroid and pituitary activity of the characin Astyanax mexicanus and its cave derivatives
Atz, J.W. Journal Article 1950 Fishes from deserts and caves
Breder, C.M. and Rasquin, P. Journal Article 1950 A preliminary report on the role of the pineal organ in the control of pigment cells and light reactions in recent teleost fishes
Bolivar y Pieltain, C. Journal Article 1950 Estudio de una Cirolana cavernicola nueva de la region de Valles, San Luis Potosi, Mexico
Villalobos, A. Journal Article 1951 Un nuevo Misidaceo de las Grutas de Quintero en el estado de Tamaulipas
Rasquin, P. and Hafter, E. Journal Article 1951 Age changes in the testis of the teleost, Astyanax mexicanus
Breder, C.M. and Hafter Atz., E. Journal Article 1952 Conditioned restrictions of movement in fishes, fancied and real
Meder, E. Journal Article 1952 Uber den blinden Hohlenfisch Anoptichthys jordani Hubbs und Innes. Aus der Arbeitsgemeinschaft: Naturzuchtung im VDA
Luling, K.H. Journal Article 1953 Die Heimat und die Entdeckng unseres Blindfisches Anoptichthys jordani
Luling, K.H. Journal Article 1953 Uber das Sehen jugendlicher Anptichthys jordani (Hubbs und Innes)
Luling, K.H. Journal Article 1953 Uber die fortschreitende Augendegenerations des Anoptichthys jordani Hubbs und Innes (Characidae)
Bonet, F. Conference Proceedings 1953 Datos sobre las cavernas y otros fenomenos erosivos de las calizas de La Sierra de El Abra
Atz, E.H. Journal Article 1953 Experimental differentiation of basophil cell types in the transitional lobe of the pituitary of a teleost fish, Astyanax mexicanus
Heuts, M. J. Journal Article 1953 Comments on "Cave fish evolution"
Kuhn, O. and Kahling, G. J. Journal Article 1954 Augen ruckbildung und Lichtsinn bei Anoptichthys jordani Hubbs und Innes
Thines, G. Journal Article 1954 Etude comparative de la photosensibilite des poissons aveugles Caecobarbus geertsii Blgr et Anoptichthys jordani Hubbs et Innes
Luling, K.H. Journal Article 1954 Untersuchungen am Blindfisch Anoptichtys jordani Hubbs und Innes (Characidae). I Einige Beobachtungen uber das Verhalten des Blindfisches Anoptichthys jordani beim Laichen
Luling, K.H. Journal Article 1954 Untersuchungen am Blindfisch Anoptichtys jordani Hubbs und Innes (Characidae). II Beobachtungen und Experimente an Anoptichthys jordani zur Prufung der Einstellung zum Futter, zumlicht und zur Wassertubulenze
Stefanelli, A. Journal Article 1954 It tetto ottico di Pesci ciechi cavernicoli nei riguardi del differenziamento specifico dei neuroni
Stefanelli, A. Journal Article 1954 The differentiation of optic lobe neurones in a blind cave teleost
Rasquin, P. and Rosenbloom, L. Journal Article 1954 Endocrine imbalance and tissue hyperplasia in teleosts maintained in darkness
Breder, C.M. Journal Article 1954 A second case of survival by a teleost without a lower jaw
Luling, K.H. Journal Article 1955 On the subject of eye reduction found it the blind fish Anoptichthys jordani (Hubbs und Innes) from the Mexican caves
Bridges, W. Book Section 1955 No eyes in the darkness
Luling, K.H. Journal Article 1955 Untersuchungen am Blindfische Anoptichthys jordani, Hubbs und Innes (Characidae). III Vergleichende anatomisch-histologische studien an den Augen des Anoptichthys jordani
Luling, K.H. Journal Article 1955 Zur Augenreduktion des aus Mexikanischen Hohlen stammenden blinden Salmlers Anoptichthys jordani (Hubbs und Innes)
Barr, T. C. Journal Article 1956 Notes on cave blindfish
Schutz, F. Journal Article 1956 Vergleichende Untersuchungen uber die schreckreaktion bei Fischen und deren Verbreitung
Grunewald-Lowenstein, M. Journal Article 1956 Influence of light and darkness on the pineal body in Astyanax mexicanus (Filippi)
Sadoglu, P. Journal Article 1956 A preliminary report on the genetics of the Mexican cave characin
Hahn, G. Thesis 1957 Ferntastsinn und Stromungsssinn beim augelosen Hohlenfisch Anoptichthys jordani Hubb und Innes und das Problem der Rezeptionsorte von Lichtreizen
Kahling, J. Thesis 1957 Progressive und regressive Augenentwicklung bei dem Hohlenfisch Anoptichthys jordani Hubbs und Innes und das Problem der Rezeptionsorte von Lichtreizenen
Luling, K.H. Journal Article 1957 Caecobarbus geertsi Boulenger - seine Entdeckung, verbreitung und Lebensweise - und nochmals Anoptichthys jordani Hubbs und Innes
Thines, G. and Kahling, J. Journal Article 1957 Untersuchungen uber die Farbempfindlichkeit des Hohlenfisches Anoptichthys jordani (Characidae)
John, K. R. Journal Article 1957 Observations on the behaviour of blind and blinded fishes
Sadoglu, P. Journal Article 1957 A Mendelian gene for albinism in natural cave fish
Sadoglu, P. Journal Article 1957 Mendelian inheritance in the hybrids between the Mexican blind cave fishes and their overground ancestors
Cahn, P.H. Journal Article 1958 Comparative optic development in Astyanax mexicanus and in two of its blind cave derivatives
Grobbel, G. and Hahn, G. Journal Article 1958 Morphologie und Histologie der Seitenorgane des augenlosen Hohlenfisches Anoptichthys jordani im Vergleich zu anderen Teleosteern
Bertin, L. Book Section 1958 Poissons cavernicoles
Pelz, H. W. Journal Article 1958 Einiges uber den blinden Hohlensalmler Anoptichthys jordani Hubbs und Innes
Stolk, A. Journal Article 1958 Tumours of fishes. XXIV. Ocular melanoma in the Characid Anoptichthys jordani Hubbs et Innes
Stolk, A. Journal Article 1959 Experimenten met grotbewonende vissen
Breder, C.M. Journal Article 1959 Studies on social groupings in fishes
Frank, S. Journal Article 1960 Anoptichthys jordani Hubbs a Innes 1936
Hahn, G. Journal Article 1960 Ferntastsinn und Stromungsinn beim augenlosen Hohlenfisch Anoptichthys jordani Hubbs et Innes im Vergleich zu anderen Teleostiern
Humbach, I. Thesis 1960 Geruch und Geschmack bei den augenlosen Hohlenfischen Anopichthys jordani Hubbs und Innes und Anoptichthys hubbsi Alvarez
Humbach, I. Journal Article 1960 Geruch und Geschmack bei den augemlosen Hohlenfischen Anoptichthys jordani Hubbs und Innes und Anoptichthys hubbsi Alvarez
Kuhn, O. Journal Article 1960 Ausseroptische Lichtwerkungen bei tierischen Organismen
Frank, S. Journal Article 1961 A morphological study about blind cave fish, Anoptichthys jordani
Kahling, J. Journal Article 1961 Untersuchungen uber den Lichtsinn und dessen Lokalisation bei dem Hohlenfisch Anoptichthys jordani Hubbs und Innes (Characidae)
Baslow, M. H. and Nigrelli, R. F. Journal Article 1961 Muscle acetylcholinesterase levels as an index of general activity in fishes
Franck, A. Thesis 1962 Mexicanische Hohlencharaciniden im Vergleich zu ihren oberirdischen Vorfahren
Friedman, L.R. Journal Article 1962 A study of normal and malignant thymus tissue of the teleost Astyanax mexicanus in tissue culture
Goettert, L. Journal Article 1962 Orientierungsmoglichkeiten beim augenlosen Hohlenfisch (Anoptichthys jordani)
Goodrick, C.L. Journal Article 1962 Differential adaptation of activity in the blind cave fish, Anoptichthys jordani
Luling, K.H. Journal Article 1962 Untersuchungen am Blindfisch Anoptichthys jordani Hubbs und Innes (Characidae). IV Bemerkungen zur Okologie und Tiergeographie
Bath, H. Journal Article 1962 Vergleichende biologische-anatomische Untersuchungen uber die Leistungsfuhigkeit der Sinnesorgane fur den Nahrungserwerbeihre gegenseitige Abhengigkeit und ihre Beziehungen zum Bau des Gehirns bei verschiedenen Knochenfischarten
Burgers, A.C.J., Bennink, P.J.H. and van Oordt, G.J. Journal Article 1963 Investigations into the regulation of the pigmentary system in the blind Mexican cave fish Anoptichthys jordani
Berra, T.M. Journal Article 1963 A study of Anoptichthys jordani
Pfeiffer, W. Journal Article 1963 Alarm substances
Pfeiffer, W. Journal Article 1963 Vergleichende Untersuchungen uber die Schreckreaktion und den Schreckstoff der Ostariophysen
John, K.R. and Haut, M. Journal Article 1964 Retinomotor cycles and correlated behaviour in the teleost Astyanax mexicanus (Fillipi)
John, K.R. Journal Article 1964 Illumination, vision, and schooling of Astyanax mexicanus (Fillipi)
Berra, T.M. Journal Article 1964 Obstacle avoidance in the blind Mexican cave fish, characin
Franck, A. Journal Article 1964 Vergleichende Untersuchungen am Hohlebfisch Anoptichthys antrobius und seinem oberirdischen Vorfahren Astyanax mexicanus
Boucquey, C., Thines, G. and Van Der Borght, C. Book Section 1965 Etude compartive de la capacite photopathique et de l'activite chex les poisson cavenicole Anoptichthys antrobius chez la forme epigee ancestrale Astyanax mexicanus,et chez les hybrides F1 (Astyanax x Anoptichthys) et F2
Glaser, D. Thesis 1965 Untersuchungen uber die absoluten Geschmacksschwellen von Fischen (Phoxinus phoxinus L., Gasterosteus aculeatus L., Hemigrammus caudovittatus Ahl, und Anoptichthys jordani Hubbs et Innes)
Kosswig, C. Journal Article 1965 Genetique et evolution regressive
Thines, G., Wolff-Van Ermengem, F., Boucquey, C. and Soffie, M. Journal Article 1965 Etude comparative de l'activite du poisson cavernicole Anoptichthys antrobius Alvarez, et de son ancetre epige Astyanax mexicanus (Filippi)
Peters, N. and Peters, G. Journal Article 1966 Das Auge zweier Hohlenformen von Astyanax mexicanus Filippi (Characidae, Pisces)
Pfeiffer, W. Journal Article 1966 Uber die Verebung der Schreckreaktion bei Astyanax (Characidae, Pisces)
Pfeiffer, W. Journal Article 1966 Die verbreitung der schreckreaktion bei kaulquappen und die herkunft des schreckstoffes
Carmignani, M. P. A. Journal Article 1966 Distributuzione dei follicoli tiroidei lungo la regione branchiale nel teleosteo cieco Anoptichthys jordani Hubbs e Innes
Cavicchioli, G. and Guarnieri, P. Journal Article 1966 Nota preliminari su gli organi di senso cutanei della testa e del corpo di un pesce cavernicolo Anoptichthys jordani (Cypriniformes, Characidae)
Thines, G., Soffie, M. and Vandenbussche, E. Journal Article 1966 Analyse du comportement alimentaire du poisson cavernicole aveugle Anoptichthys Gen. et d'hybrides F1 (Astyanax x Anoptichthys) et F2
Reed, M. Journal Article 1966 Raising and breeding the blind cave characin
Reddell, J.R. Journal Article 1967 Cave biology of the Sierra de Guatemala
Kuhn, O. and Strotkoetter, E. Journal Article 1967 Untersuchungen von Drucken auf den tierischen Korper. 1. Druckreception bei Fischen und ihre Mitwirkung bei den Orientierung im Roum
Schemmel, C. Journal Article 1967 Vergleichende Untersuchungen an den Hautsinnesorganen ober- und unterirdisch lebender Astyanax-Formen. Ein Beitrag zur evolution der Cavernicolen
Walters, V. and Liu, R. K. Book Section 1967 Hydrodynamics of navigation by fishes in terms of the mucus-water "interface"
Pfeiffer, W. Journal Article 1967 Schreckreaction und schreckstoff-zellen bei Ostariophysi und Gonorhynchiformes
Pfeiffer, W. Journal Article 1967 Die Korrelation von Augengrosse und Mittelherngrosse bei Hybriden aus Astyanax x Anoptichthys (Characidae, Pisces)
Pfeiffer, W. Journal Article 1967 Die Korrelation von Korperlange, Augen-, Linsen, und Papillengrosse bei Hybriden aus Astyanax x Anoptichthys (Characidae, Pisces)
Reddell, J.R. Journal Article 1967 Cave biology of the Sierra de El Abra
Popper, A.N. and Tavolga, W.N. Journal Article 1967 Hearing thresholds in the Mexican blind cavefish
Sadoglu, P. Journal Article 1967 The selective value of eye and pigment loss in Mexican cave fish
Kosswig, C. Journal Article 1967 Uber das Tempo evolutorischer Prozesse
Johnson, K.W. Thesis 1967 Temperature responses of the Mexican blind cave-fishes of the genus Anoptichthys
Mattheij, J.A. and Van Oordt, P.G.W.J. Journal Article 1967 The cell types in the adenohypophysis of the blind Mexican cave fish Anoptichthys jordani
Carmignani, M. P. A. Journal Article 1968 Morfologia ed attivita neurosecretoria del nucleo proottico e del nucleo paraipofisario nel teleosteo cieco Anoptichthys jordani Hubbs e Innes
Frank, S. Journal Article 1968 Der Augenlose. Der blinde Hohlensalmler kommt nicht blind zur welt
Wilkens, H. Journal Article 1968 Beitrag zur Degeneration des Auges bei Cavernicolen, Genzahl und Manifestationsart (Untersuchungen an mexikanischen Hohlenfischen)
Glaser, D. Journal Article 1968 Zum Verhalten blinder fische
Mattheij, J.A. Journal Article 1968 The cell types in the adenohypophysis of the blind Maexican cave fish Anoptichthys jordani (Hubbs and Innes)
Mattheij, J.A. Journal Article 1968 The ACTH cells in the adenohypophysis of the Mexican cave fish Anoptichthys jordani, as identified by metopirone (SU 4885) treatment
Campos, H. Journal Article 1969 Die Geschmacksknospen im Varderdarm von Susswasserfischen, Zahl, Verteilung und Entwicklug (Phoxinus phoxinus L., Gasterosteus aculeatus L., Hemigrammus caudovittatus Ahl, Anoptichthys jordani Hubbs et Innes und Salmo gairneri Rich.)
Mattheij, J.A., Sprangers, J.A.P. and Van Oordt, P.G.W.J. Journal Article 1969 The site of prolactin secretion in the pituitary gland of the stenohaline teleost Anoptichthys jordani and the effects of this hormone on mucous cells
Weiss, B.A. Journal Article 1969 Sonic sensitivity of blind cave fish (Anoptichthys jordani)
Mattheij, J.A. and Sprangers, J.A.P. Journal Article 1969 The site of prolactin secretion in the adenohypophysis of the stenohaline teleost Anoptichthys jordani and the effects of this hormone on mucous cells
Morris, R.A. Journal Article 1969 Blind cave fishes
Popper, A.N. Thesis 1969 A behavioral and morphological analysis of audition in the Mexican blind cave fish, Astyanax jordani, and its eyed ancestor Astyanax mexicanus
Frank, S. Journal Article 1969 Blind geboren ? Entwicklung und Ruckbildung des Auges bei einem blinden Hohlensalmler
John, K.R. and Kaminester, L.H. Journal Article 1969 Further studies on retinomotor rhythms in the teleost Astyanax mexicanus
Sadoglu, P. and McKee, A. Journal Article 1969 A second gene that affects eye and body colour in Mexican blind cave fish
Mattheij, J.A. Journal Article 1969 The thyrotropin secreting basophils in the adenohypophysis of Anoptichthys jordani
Mattheij, J.A. Journal Article 1970 The function of the basophilic cells in the mesoadenohypophysis of the blind cave fish, Anoptichthys jordani
Gertychowa, R. Journal Article 1970 Studies on the ethology and space orientation of the blind cave fish Anoptichthys jordani Hubbs et Innes 1936 (Characidae)
Mattheij, J.A. Journal Article 1970 The gonadotrophic cells in the adenohypophysis of the blind Mexican cave fish Anoptichthys jordani
Gertychowa, R. Journal Article 1970 The blind fish of Cueva Chica
Pfeiffer, W. Journal Article 1970 Uber die schreckstoffzellen der Siluriformes (Ostariophysi, Pisces)
Weiss, B. and Martini, J. Journal Article 1970 Lateral line sensitivity in the blind cave fish (Anoptichthys jordani)
Whitt, G.S. and Maeda, F.S. Journal Article 1970 Lactate dehydrogenase gene function in the blind cave fish, Anoptichthys jordani, and other characins
Popper, A.N. Journal Article 1970 Auditory capacities of the Mexican blind cave fish (Astyanax jordani) and its eyed ancestor (Astyanax mexicanus)
Wilkens, H. Journal Article 1970 Beitrag zur Degeneration des Auges bei Cavernicolen. Genzhal und Manifestationsart, Untersuchungen an Mexikanischen Hohlenfischen
Wilkens, H. Journal Article 1970 Beitrage zur Degenerations des Melaninpigments bei cavernicolen Sippen des Astyanax mexicanus (Filippi) (Characidae, Pisces)
Wilkens, H. Journal Article 1970 Der Bau des Auges cavernicolen Sippen von Astyanax fasciatus (Characidae, Pisces). Beitrag zur Problematik degenerativer Evolutionsprozesse
Elliott, W.R. Journal Article 1970 El Sótano de Soyate
Villalobos, A. Journal Article 1971 Una nueva especie de Troglocubanus (Crustacea, Decapoda, Palaemonidae), de San Luis Potosí, México
Gertychowa, R. Journal Article 1971 Heliotaktyzm mlodych rybek jaskiniowych Anoptichthys jordani Hubbs et Innes
Mollhagen, A. Journal Article 1971 Checklist of bats in caves in the regions of the Sierra de Guatemala and Sierra de El Abra, northeastern México
Wiley, S. and Mitchell, R.W. Book 1971 A bibliography of the Mexican eyeless characin fishes of the genus Astyanax. Preliminary compilation
Wiley, S. and Mitchell, R.W. Book Section 1971 A bibliography of the Mexican eyeless characib fishes of the genus Astyanax
Popper, A.N. Journal Article 1971 The morphology of the Weberian ossicles of two species of the genus Astyanax
Zaccone, G. Journal Article 1971 Histomorphological and histochemical study of the ultimobranchial body of the blind teleost Anoptichthys jordani
Reddell, J.R. and Mitchell, R.W. Journal Article 1971 A checklist of the cave fauna of Mexico. I Sierra de El Abra,Tamaulipas and San Luis Potosi
Wilkens, H. Journal Article 1971 Genetic interpretation of regressive evolutionary processes: Studies on hybrid eyes of two Astyanax cave populations (Characidae, Pisces)
Wilkens, H. Journal Article 1972 Zur phylogenetischen Ruckbildung des Auges Cavernicler. Untersuchungen an Anoptichthys jordani (= Astyanax mexicanus), Characidae, Pisces
Parzefall, J. and Wilkens, H. Journal Article 1972 Artbildung bei Hohlenfischen. Vergleichende Untersuchungen an zwei amerikanischen Synbranchiden
Avise, J.C. and Selander, R.K. Journal Article 1972 Evolutionary genetics of cave-dwelling fishes of the genus Astyanax
Zaccone, G. Journal Article 1972 Comparative histochemical investigations on the mucous cells of the branchial epithelium of Mugil cephalus and Anoptichthys jordani
Thines, G. and Wissocq, N. Journal Article 1972 Etude comparee du comportement alimentaire de deux poissons cavenicoles (Anoptichthys jordani Hubbs et Innes et Ceacobarbus geertsii Blgr)
Wilkens, H. and Burns, R. J. Journal Article 1972 A new Anoptichthys cave population (Characidae, Pisces)
Wilkens, H. Journal Article 1972 Uber das phylogenetische Alter von Hohlentieren. Untersuchungen über die cavernicole Süsswasserfauna Yucatans
Elliott, W.R. Book Section 1972 Trip report: July - August 1969
Wilkens, H. Journal Article 1972 Uber Praadaptionen fur das Holhlenleben, untersucht am Laichverhalten ober- und unterirdischer Populationen des Astyanax mexicanus (Pisces)
Reddell, J.R. and Elliott, W.R. Journal Article 1973 A checklist of the cave fauna of Mexico. III Additional records from the Sierra de El Abra, Tamaulipas and San Luis Potosi
Reddell, J.R. and Elliott, W.R. Journal Article 1973 A checklist of the cave fauna of Mexico. V Additional records from the Sierra de Guatemala, Tamaulipas
Schemmel, C. Journal Article 1973 Les organes sensoriels cutanes du genre Astyanax (Pisces, Characidae) chez les formes occupant des biotopes souterraines
Mitchell, R.W. and Elliott, W.R. Journal Article 1973 The habitats of the eyeless Characin fishes of the genus Astyanax
Wilkens, H. Book Section 1973 Phylogenetic age and degree of reduction in cave animals
Wilkens, H. Journal Article 1973 Anciennete phylogenetique et degres de reduction chez les animaux cavernicoles
Durand, J.P. Journal Article 1973 Aspects ultrastructuraux des mechanismes de la rudimentation retinienne chez l'Anoptichthys adulte forme cavernicole aveugle de l'Astyanax mexicanus (Caracidae, Pisces)
Mitchell, R.W. Book Section 1973 Introgression between the Mexican eyeless characin fishes and their epigean ancestors
Yasuda, K. Journal Article 1973 Comparative studies on the swimming behaviour of the blind cave fish and the goldfish
Thines, G. and LeGrain, J. M. Journal Article 1973 Effets de la substance d'alarme sur le comportement des poissons cavernicoles Anoptichthys jordani (Characidae) et Caecobarbus geertsii (Cyprinidae)
Zeitlin, S. M. Journal Article 1973 Hormonal induction of ovulation and spawning in the blind cave fish, Anoptichthys jordani with the use of human chorionic gonadotropin
Voneida, T. J. Journal Article 1973 A comparative study of retino-tectal projections in the blind cave characin, Astyanax hubbsi, and its sighted ancestor Astyanax mexicanus
Zeitlin, S. M. and McDevitt, D. S. Journal Article 1973 Flourescent antibody study of the developing lens of the blind cave fish
Mitchell, R.W. and Elliott, W.R. Book Section 1973 The cave habitats of the Mexican eyeless characin fishes
Schmatolla, E. and Erdmann, G. Journal Article 1973 Influence of retino-tectal innervation on cell proliferation and cell migration in the embryonic teleost tectum
Schemmel, C. Journal Article 1974 Ist die cavernicole Micos-population von Astyanax mexicanus (Characidae, Pisces) hybriden ursprungs ?
Schemmel, C. Journal Article 1974 Genetische Untersuchungen zur Evolution des Geschmacksapparates bei cavernicolen Fischen
Pfeiffer, W. Book Section 1974 Pheromones in fish and amphibia
Chakraborty, R. and Nei, M. Journal Article 1974 Dynamics of gene differentiation between incompletely isolated populations of unequal size
Egar, M.W. Journal Article 1974 An ultrastructural study of the optic nerve of the blind cave fish
Sligar, C. Journal Article 1974 An investigation of tectal efferents in the blind cave fish, A. hubbsi
Fish, J. Journal Article 1974 La Sistema de Los Sabinos. Mexico's longest cave
Peters, N., Scholl, A. and Wilkens, H. Journal Article 1975 Der Micos-Fisch, Hohlenfisch in statu nascendi oder Bastard ?Ein Beitrag zur Evolution der Hohlentiere
Pfeiffer, W. Journal Article 1975 Uber fluoreszierende Pterine aus der Haut von Cypriniformes (Pisces) und ihre Beziehung zum schreckstoff
Omura, Y. Journal Article 1975 Influence of light and darkness on the ultrastructure of the pineal organ in the blind cave fish, Astyanax mexicanus
Sadoglu, P. Book Section 1975 Genetic paths leading to blindness in Astyanax mexicanus
Voneida, T. J. and Sligar, C. Journal Article 1976 A comparative neuroanatomic study of retinal projections in two fishes: Astyanax hubbsi (the blind cave fish) and Astyanax mexicanus
Wilkens, H. Journal Article 1976 Genetic and phenotypic variability in cave animals. Studies on phylogenetically young cave populations of Astyanax mexicanus (Filippi) (Characidae, Pisces)
Wilkens, H Journal Article 1976 Genotypic and phenotypic variability in cave animals. Studies on a phylogenetically young cave population of Astyanax mexicanus (Filippi) (Characidae, Pisces)
Durand, J.P. Journal Article 1976 Rudimentation des yeux chez les poissons et urodeles souterraines
Sligar, C. and Voneida, T.J. Journal Article 1976 Tectal efferents in the blind cave fish Asyanax hubbsi
Durand, J.P. Journal Article 1976 Sur la structure oculaire, l'ultrastructure des muscles extrinseques, des envelopes de l'oeil et de l'epithelium pigmentaire retinien de l'Anoptichthys (forme aveugle de l'Astyanax mexicanus, Characidae, Pisces)
Herwig, H. J. Journal Article 1976 Ultrastructural investigations on the pineal organ of a cave fish, Anoptichthys jordani and its ancestor, Astyanax mexicanus
Erckens, W. and Weber, F. Journal Article 1976 Rudiments of an ability for time measurement in the cavernicolous fish Anoptichthys jordani Hubbs and Innes (Pisces, Characidae)
Herwig, H. J. Journal Article 1976 Comparative ultrastructural investigations on the pineal organ of the blind cave fish, Anoptichthys jordani and its ancestor, the eyed rive fish, Astyanax mexicanus
Wilkens, H. Journal Article 1977 Die Rudimenation des Rumpfkanals bei kavernicolen Populationen des Astyanax (Characidae, Pisces)
Mitchell, R.W. and Elliott, W.R. Journal Article 1977 The habitats of the eyeless characin fishes of the genus Astyanax
Pfeiffer, W. Journal Article 1977 The distribution of fight reaction and alarn substance cells in fishes
Mitchell, R.W., Russell, W.H. and Elliott, W.R. Journal Article 1977 Mexican eyeless characin fishes, genus Astyanax: Environment,distribution and evolution
Yew, D. T. and Yoshihara, H. M. Journal Article 1977 An ultrastructural study of the retina of the blind cave fish Astyanax hubbusi (sic)
Kirby, R.F., Thompson, K.W. and Hubbs, C. Journal Article 1977 Karyotypic similarities between the Mexican and blind tetras
Mitchell, R.W. Journal Article 1977 Introgression between the Mexican eyeless characin fishes and their epigean ancestor, Astyanax mexicanus
Mitchell, R.W. and Cooke, J.W. Journal Article 1977 Preliminary morphometric comparisons of several populations of Mexican eyeless characin fishes of the genus Astyanax
Mitchell, R.W. and Russell, W.H. Journal Article 1977 The subsurface waters of the Sierra de El Abra of Mexico
Zaccone, G. Journal Article 1977 Histology, innervation, and histochemistry of the UB [Ultimobranchial] gland in the Mexican cave fish Anoptichthys jordani Hubbs et Innes (Teleostei, Characidae)
Mitchell, R.W. and Russell, W.H. Journal Article 1977 Stream capture in the Huastecan Province of Mexico
Fish, J. Thesis 1977 Karst hydrogeology and geomorphology of the Sierra de El Abra and the Valles-San Luis Potosi region, Mexico
Cooper, J.E. Journal Article 1977 [Review of] Mexican eyeless characin fishes of genus Astyanax: Environment, distribution and evolution (Mitchell,R.W., Russell, W.H. and Elliott, W.R.)
Edwards, R.J. Journal Article 1977 Seasonal migrations of Astyanax mexicanus as an adaptation to novel environments
Birkhead, W.S. Journal Article 1978 Astyanax mexicanus (Filippi) Mexican Tetra
Durand, J.P. Journal Article 1978 Phenomenes de convergences tissulaires et cytologiques, lies aux processus degeneratifs qui affectent l'oeil chez deux teleoteens cavericoles Asytyanax (Anoptichthys) mexicanus (Characidae) et Lucifuga (Stygicola) dentatus (Ophidiidae)
Thines, G. and Weyers, M. Journal Article 1978 Responses locomotrices du poisson cavernicole Astyanax jordani (Pisces, Characidae) a des signaux periodiques et aperiodiques de lumiere et de temperature
Wilkens, H., Peters, H. and Schemmel, C. Journal Article 1979 Gesetzmassigkeiten der regressiven Evolution
Woodhead, A. D. and Achey, P. M. Journal Article 1979 Photoreactivating enzyme in the blind cave fish, Anoptichthys jordani
Durand, J.P. Journal Article 1979 Aspects ultrastructuraux des mechanismes de la rudimentation retinienne chez l'Anoptichthys adult, forme cavernicole aveugle de l'Astyanax mexicanus (Characidae, Pisces)
Weissert, R. Thesis 1979 Dressurexperimente und Verhaltensbeobachtungen zum Formunterscheidingsvermogen der blinden Hohlenfisches Anoptichthys jordani Hubbs et Innes
Fish, S.E. and Voneida, T.J. Conference Paper 1979 Extravisual neurons in the optic tectum of a sighted and unsighted fish. 5:784
Sadoglu, P. Journal Article 1979 A breeding method for blind Astyanax mexicanus based on annual spawning patterns
Pactl, J. Journal Article 1979 Neue Beitrage zur Kenntnis der Apterygoten-Sammlung des Zoologischen Instituts und Zoologischen Museums der Universitat Hamburg. 6. Weitere Doppel - und Borstenschwanze (Diplura: Campodeidae; Thysanura: Lepismatidae und Nicoletiidae)
Wilkens, H. Journal Article 1980 Prinzipien der Manifestation polygener Systeme
Schemmel, C. Journal Article 1980 Studies on the genetics of feeding behaviour in the cave fish Astyanax mexicanus f. Anoptichthys. An example of apparent monofactorial inheritance by polygenes
Wilkens, H. Journal Article 1980 Zur Problematik der Rudimentation, untersucht an der Ontogenie des Auges von Hohlenfischen (Astyanax mexicanus)
Weissert, R. Book Section 1980 Formunterscheidung durch einer blinden Hohlenfisch (Anoptichthys jordani, Hubbs et Innes)
Quinn, T. P. Journal Article 1980 Locomotor responses of juvenile blind cavefish, Astyanax jordani, to the odors of conspecifics
Campenhausen, C., Riess, I. and Weissert, R. Journal Article 1981 Detection of stationary objects by blind cave fish Anoptichthys jordani (Characidae)
Weissert, R. and Campenhausen, C. Journal Article 1981 Discrimination between stationary objects by the blind cave fish Anoptichthys jordani (Characidae)
Dolle, A. Thesis 1981 Uber Ablauf und Function des Aggressionsverhaltens von Astyanax mexicanus (Charicidae, Pisces) unter Berucksichtigung zweir Hohlenpopulationen
Erckens, W. Thesis 1981 Analyse von versuchen zur Erforschung der Grundlagen der tagesperiodishen Aktivistatsvertelung einer ober- und einer unterirdischen Populationen des Astyanax mexicanus (Characidae, Pisces)
Erckens, W. Journal Article 1981 The activity controlling time-system in epigean and hypogean populations of Astynax mexicanus (Charicidae, Pisces)
Herwig, H. J. Thesis 1981 The pineal organ. An ultrastructural and biochemical study on the pineal organ of Hemigrammus caudovittatus and other closely related characid fish with special reference to the Mexican blind cave fish Astyanax mexicanus
Wilkens, H. Conference Paper 1981 Regressive evolution and phylogenetic age
Reddell, J. R. Book 1981 A review of the cavernicole fauna of Mexico, Guatemala and Belize
Tabata, M. Journal Article 1982 Persistence of pineal photosensory function in blind cave fish, Astyanax mexicanus
Romero, A. Journal Article 1982 Troglophilic behaviour in a population of Astyanax fasciatus (Characidae): A route to cave colonisation ?
Jankowska, M. and Thines, G. Journal Article 1982 Etude comparative de la densite de groupes de poissons cavernicoles et epigee (Characidae, Cyprinidae, Clariidae)
Rose, FL. and Mitchell, R.W. Journal Article 1982 Comparative lipid values of epigean and cave adapted Astyanax
Erckens, W. and Martin, W. Journal Article 1982 Exogenous and endogenous control of swimming activity in Astyanax mexicanus (Characidae, Pisces) by direct light response and by circadian oscillator. I Analyses of the time control system of an epigean river population
Erckens, W. and Martin, W. Journal Article 1982 Exogenous and endogenous control of swimming activity in Astyanax mexicanus (Characidae, Pisces) by direct light response and by a circadian oscillator. II Features of time controled behaviour of a cave population and their comparison to an ancestral epig
Lamprecht, G. and Weber, F. Book Section 1982 A test for the biological significance of circadian clocks: Evolutionary regression of the time measuring ability in cavernicolous animals
Romero, A. Journal Article 1983 Introgressive hybridisation in the Astyanax fasciatus (Pisces, Characidae) population at La Cueva Chica
Parzefall, J. Journal Article 1983 Field observations in epigean and cave populations of the Mexican characid Astyanax mexcanus (Pisces, Characidae)
Senkel, S. Thesis 1983 Zum Schwarmverhalten von Bastarden zwischen Fluss- und Hohlenpopulationen bei Astyanax mexicanus (Pisces, Characidae)
Voneida, T.J., Fish, S.E. and Cauller, T.C. Conference Paper 1983 Central projections of trigeminal and lateral line nerves in the blind cave fish, Astyanax hubbsi
Parzefall, J. Journal Article 1983 Zur verebung von Verhaltensweisen bei Hohlentieren und ihren oberirdischen Verwandten
Parzefall, J. Journal Article 1983 Field observations in epigean and cave populations of the Mexican characid Astyanax mexcanus (Pisces, Characidae)
Zilles, K., Tillmann, B. and Bennemann, R. Journal Article 1983 The development of the eye in Astyanax mexicanus (Characidae,Pisces), its blind cave derivative, Anoptichthys jordani (Characidae, Pisces, and their crossbreeds. A scanning and transmission electron microscopic study
Fruhbeis, B. Thesis 1984 Verhaltensphysiologische Untersuchungen zur Frequenz- unterscheidung und Empfindlichkeit durch das Seitenlinienorgan des blinden Hohlenfisches Anoptichthys jordani (Hubbs et Innes)
Romero, A. Journal Article 1984 Charles Marcus Breder, Jr. 1897-1983
Mothes, P. and Jameson, R. Journal Article 1984 Sotano de Vasquez
Romero, A. Thesis 1984 Responses to light in cave and surface populations of Astyanax fasciatus (Pisces, Characidae): An evolutionary interpretation
Romero, A. Journal Article 1984 Behaviour in an 'intermediate' population of the subterranean dwelling characid Astyanax fasciatus
Wilkens, H. Journal Article 1984 Zur Evolution von Polygensystemen, untersucht an ober- unt unterirdischen Populationen des Astyanax mexicanus (Characidae, Pisces)
Mangold-Wernado, U. and Pfeiffer, W. Journal Article 1984 Zur morphologie des Geruchsorgans von Characoidea (Ostariophysi, Pisces)
Schuppa, M. Thesis 1984 Morphometrische und meristische Untersuchungen an verschiedenen Astyanax-populationen (Characidae) Mexicos
Voneida, T. J. and Fish, S. E. Journal Article 1984 Central nervous system changes related to the reduction of visual inputs in a naturally blind fish (Astyanax hubbsi)
Romero, A. Conference Paper 1984 Cave colonisation by fish: The role of bat predation
Romero, A. Journal Article 1985 Cave colonisation by fish: role of bat predation
Fricke, D. Thesis 1985 Die Alarmreaktion bei Hohlen- und Flussfisch- populationen von Astyanax mexicanus (Pisces, Characidae)
Teyke, T. Journal Article 1985 Collision with and avoidance of obstacles by blind cave fish Anoptichthys jordani (Characidae)
Romero, A. Journal Article 1985 Morphological variation accompanying cave evolution in Astyanax fasciatus (Pisces: Characidae)
Wilkens, H. Conference Paper 1985 Non-allopatric speciation in cave fishes: Studies in epigean and hypogean Astyanax populations (Characidae, Pisces)
Burchards, H. and Parzefall, J. Journal Article 1985 Das Aggressionsverhaltens oberirdischer und unterirdischer hohlenledenden Populationen von Astyanax mexicanus (Pisces, Characidae) und ihrer Bastarde
Romero, A. Journal Article 1985 Ontogenetic change in phototactic responses of surface and cave populations of Astyanax fasciatus (Pisces, Characidae)
Wilkens, H. Journal Article 1985 The evolution of polygenic systems, studies on epigean and cave poplations of Astyanax fasciatus (Characidae, Pisces)
Lamprecht, G. and Weber, F. Journal Article 1985 Time-keeping mechanisms and their ecological significance in cavernicolous animals
Voneida, TJ and Fish, SE Journal Article 1985 An ultrastructural study of retinotectal connections and normal tectical synaptic organisation in the blind cave fish Astyanax hubbsi
Hassan, E.S. Journal Article 1985 Mathematical analysis of the stimulus for the lateral-line argan
Hassan, E.S. Journal Article 1985 Mathematical analysis of the stimulus for the lateral line organ
Huppop, K. Journal Article 1985 The role of metabolism in the evolution of cave animals
Burchards, H., Dolle, A. and Parzefall, J. Journal Article 1985 The aggressive behaviour of an epigean population of Astyanax mexicanus (Characidae, Pisces) and some observations of three subterranean populations
De Fraipont, M. and Thines, G. Journal Article 1986 La detection chimique de l'odeur des predaeurs chex Astyanax mexixanus (formes cavernicoles et epigees)
Parzefall, J. and Senkel, S. Conference Paper 1986 Schooling behaviour in cavernicolous fish and their epigean conspecifics
Hassan, E.S. Conference Paper 1986 On the discrimination of spatial intervals by the blind cave fish Anoptichthys jordani
Romero, A. Journal Article 1986 Charles Breder and the Mexican blind cave Characid
Hassan, E.S. Journal Article 1986 On the discrimination of spatial intervals by the blind cave fish Anoptichthys jordani
Wilkens, H. Journal Article 1986 The evolution of polygenic systems. Studies on epigean and cave populations of Astyanax fasciatus (Characidae, Pisces)
De Fraipont, M. Journal Article 1986 La detection chimique de l'odeur des congeneres chex Astyanax mexicanus (forme cavernicole). Responses observees pour des cencentrations egales etablies a partir de groupes de densites differentes
Parzefall, J. Book Section 1986 Behavioural ecology of cave-dwelling fishes
Fraipont, M. Journal Article 1986 La detection chimique chez Astyanax mexicanus (forme cavernicole) en fonction de la densite des groupes
Parzefall, J. Journal Article 1986 On the heredity of behavior patterns in cave animals and their epigean relatives
Huppop, K. Journal Article 1986 Comparative early life history in surface and cave fish
Wilkens, H. and Huppop, K. Journal Article 1986 Sympatric speciation in cave fishes ? Studies on a mixed population of epi- and hypogean Astyanax (Characidae, Pisces)
Huppop, K. Journal Article 1986 Oxygen consumption of Astyanax fasciatus (Characidae, Pisces): a comparison of epigean and hypogean populations
De Fraipont, M. and Thines, G. Journal Article 1986 Responses of the cave fish Astyanax mexicanus (Anoptichthys antrobius) to the odor of know or unknown conspecifics
Parzefall, J. and Senkel, S. Journal Article 1986 Das schwarmverhalten bei oberirdisch und in hohlen lebenden populationen von Peocilia mexicana und Astyanax mexicanus (Peociliidae, Characidae, Pisces)
Wilkens, H. Journal Article 1987 Genetic analysis of evolutionary processes
De Fraipont, M. Journal Article 1987 La detection chimique chez Astyanax mexicanus (forme cavernicole, Pisces, Characidae), en fonction du sexe
De Fraipont, M. Journal Article 1987 La detection chimique chez Astyanax mexicanus (Teleostei, Characidae) (forme cavernicole) en fonction de la densite des groupes
Fricke, D. Journal Article 1987 Reaction to alarm substance in cave populations of Astyanax mexicanus (Characidae, Pisces)
Huppop, K. Journal Article 1987 Food finding ability in cave fish (Astyanax fasciatus)
Huppop, K. Thesis 1988 Phanomene und Bedeutung der Energieersparnis bei dem Hohlenfisch Astynax fasciatus
Teyke, T. Journal Article 1988 Flow field, swimming velocity and boundary layers: parameters which affect the stimulus for the lateral line organ in blind fish
Fricke, D. Thesis 1988 Alarmreaktion und Schwarmverhalten bei ober- und unterirdisch lebenden Populationen der Art Astyanax fasciatus (Cuvier, 1819) und ihrer Bastarde (Characidae, Pisces)
Wilkens, H. Journal Article 1988 Evolution and genetics of epigean and cave Astyanax fasciatus (Characidae, Pisces): support for the neutral mutation theory
De Fraipont, M. Journal Article 1988 The responses of Astyanax mexicanus (Pisces, Characidae, epigean form) to chemical traces of conspecific groups of varying densities
Coombs, S., Janssen, J. and Webb, J. Book Section 1988 Diversity of lateral line systems: evolutionary and functional considerations
Fricke, D. and Parzefall, J. Journal Article 1989 Alarm reaction, aggresion and scholing in cave and river populations of Astyanax fasciatus (Pisces, Characidae) and their hybrids
Huppop, K. Journal Article 1989 Genetic analysis of oxygen consumption in cave and surface fish of Astyanax fasciatus (Characidea, Pisces): Further support for the neutral mutation theory
Teyke, T. Journal Article 1989 Learning and remembering the environment in the blind cave fish Anoptichthys jordani
Huppop, K. Journal Article 1989 Food-finding ability in cave fish (Astyanax fasciatus). (Abstract)
Hassan, E.S. Book Section 1989 Hydrodynamic imaging of the surroundings by the lateral line of the blind cave fish Anoptichthys jordani
Wilkens, H. Journal Article 1989 Genetic analysis of evolutionary processes. (Abstract)
Langecker, T. G. Journal Article 1989 Studies of the light reaction of epigean and cave populations of Astyanax fasciatus (Characidea, Pisces)
Fack, H. and Wilkens, H. Journal Article 1989 Eye reduction in hybrids and a naturally viable cave form Astyanax fasciatus (Characidae, Pisces)
Morris, N Map 1989 Sierra De El Abra cave map portfolio
Peters, N., Schmidt, W. and Fricke, D. Journal Article 1990 Die Feinstruktur der Kolbenzellen (Schreckstoffzellen) in der Epidermis von Astyanax mexicanus Fillippi 1853 (Characidae, Pisces) und seinen Hohlen derivaten "Anoptichthys"
Langecker, T. G. Journal Article 1990 The significance of light reactions in blind fish
Langecker, T. G. Thesis 1990 Der Einfluss der Lichtes bei der Evolution von Hohlenfischen
Teyke, T. Journal Article 1990 Morphological differences in neuromasts of the blind cave fish Asyanax hubbsi and the sighted river fish Astyanax mexicanus
Yokoyama, R. and Yokoyama, S. Journal Article 1990 Convergent evolution of the red- and green-like visual pigment genes in fish Astyanax fasciatus and human
Abdel-Latif, H., Hassan, E.S. and von Campenhausen, C. Journal Article 1990 Sensory performance of blind Mexican cave fish after destruction of the canal neuromasts
Yokoyama, R and Yokoyama, S Journal Article 1990 Isolation, DNA sequence and evolution of a color visual pigment gene of the blind cavefish Astyanax fasciatus
Klimpel, B. and Parzefall, J. Journal Article 1990 Comparative studies of predatory behaviour in cave and river populations of Astyanax fasciatus (Characidae, Pisces)
Langecker, T. G. Thesis 1990 Das Licht als Evolutionsfaktor bei Hohlentieren- untersucht an ober- und unterirdisch lebenden Populationen des Astyanax fasciatus (Characidae, Pisces)
Parzefall, J. and Fricke, D. Journal Article 1990 Alarm raection and schooling in population hybrids of Astyanax (Pisces, Characidae)
Riedel, G. and Krug, L. Journal Article 1991 Olfaktorische Regionen im Vorderhirn des blinden Hohlenfisches Asyanax hubbsi
Huppop, K. and Wilkens, H. Journal Article 1991 Bigger eggs in subterranean Astyanax fasciatus (Characidae, Pisces)
Campenhausen, C. Journal Article 1991 Die Bedentung der "inneren Landkarte" fur die Orientierung - Untersuchungen an blinden Hohlenfischen
Langecker, T. G., Wilkens, H. and Junge, P. Journal Article 1991 Introgresve hybridisation in the Pachon cave population of Astyanax fasciatus (Teleostei, Characidae)
Huppop, K. Journal Article 1991 Muskulatur als Fettspeicher beim mexikanischen Hohlensalmler Astyanax fasciatus
Wilkens, H., Junge, P. and Langecker, T. G. Journal Article 1991 Speciation of troglobites: Studies on the San Antonio Cave (Oaxaca, Mexico)
Parzefall, J. and Fricke, D. Journal Article 1991 Alarm and schooling in population hybrids of Astyanax fasciatus
Bensouilah, M. and Denizot, J.P. Journal Article 1991 Taste buds and neuromasts of Astyanax jordani: Distribution and immunochemical demonstration of co-localised Substance P and Enkephalins
Coombs S., Janssen J. and Montgomery J. Book Section 1992 Functional and Evolutionary Implications of Peripheral Diversity in Lateral Line Systems
Zafar, N.P. and Morgan, E. Journal Article 1992 Feeding entrains an endogenous rhythm of swimming activity in the blind Mexican cavefish
Langecker, T. G. Book Section 1992 Light sensitivity of cave vertebrates. Behavioural and morphological aspects
Langecker, T. G. Journal Article 1992 Persistence of ultrastructurally well devoloped photoreceptor cells in the pineal organ of a phylogenetically old cave dwelling population of Astyanax fasciatus Cuvier, 1819 (Teleostei, Characidae)
Hassan, E. S., Abdel-Latif, H. and Biebricher, R. Journal Article 1992 Studies on the effects of ca++ and co++ on the swimmimg behaviour of the blind Mexican cavefish
Fish, S.E. and Ghosh, P. Conference Paper 1992 Occulomotor system of a blind cave fish
Parzefall, J. Journal Article 1992 Schooloing behaviour in population hybrids of Astyanax fasciatus and Poecilia mexicana (Pisces, Characidae and Poeciliidae)
Wilkens, H. Book Section 1992 Neutral mutations and evolutionary progress
Lamprecht, G. and Weber, F. Book Section 1992 Spontaneous locomotion behaviour in cavernicolous animals: The regression of the endogenous circadian system
Parzefall, J. Book Section 1992 Behavioural aspects in animals living in caves
De Fraipont, M. Journal Article 1992 Response d'Astyanax mexicanus aux stimulations chimiques provenant de groupes de congeneres a differents stades de developpement
Langecker, T.G. and Longley, G. Book Section 1992 Blind catfish (Trogloglanis pattersoni and Satan eurystomus) from deep artesian waters. A study on convergent adaptations to cave and deep sea biota
Wilkens, H. and Meyer, M. Journal Article 1992 Eye formation and regression during early ontogeny in cave fishes
Langecker, T. G., Schmale, H. and Wilkens, H. Journal Article 1993 Transcription of the opsin gene in degenerate eyes of cave dwelling Astyanax fasciatus (Teleostei, Characidae) and of its conspecific epigean ancestor during early ontogeny
Langecker, T. G., Schmale, H. and Wilkens, H. Journal Article 1993 Strukturelle und molekulargenetische Untersuchungen zur Augenreduktion beim Hohlenfisch Astyanax fasciatus (Teleostei, Characidae)
Peters, N., Schacht, V., Schmidt, W. and Wilkens, H. Journal Article 1993 Gehirnproportionen und Auspragungsgrad der Sinnesorgane von Astyanax mexicanus (Pisces: Characidae). Ein Vergleich zwischen dem Flussfisch ubd seinen Hohlen-derivaten 'Anoptichthus'
Wilkens, H., Langecker, T. G. and Olcese, J. Journal Article 1993 Circadian rhythms of melatonin synthesis in the pineal organ of cave-dwelling astyanax fasciatus (Teleostei: Characidae)
Wilkens, H. Journal Article 1993 Neutral mutationen und evolutionäre Fortentwicklung
Parzefall, J. Book Section 1993 Schooling behaviour in population hybrids of Astyanax fasciatus and Poecilia mexicana (Pisces, Characidae)
Yokoyama, R. and Yokoyama, S. Journal Article 1993 Molecular characterization of a blue visual pigment gene in the fish Astyanax-Fasciatus
Hoffman, S. and Hausberg, C. Journal Article 1993 The aggressive behaviour of the Micos cave population (Astyanax fasciatus, Characidae, Teleostei) after selection for functional eyes in comaprison to an epigean one
Parzefall, J. Book Section 1993 Behavioural ecology of cave-dwelling fishes
Langecker, T. G. Journal Article 1993 Genetic analysis of the dorsal light reaction in epigean and cave-dwelling Astyanax fasciatus (Teleostei, Characidae)
Borowsky, R. Journal Article 1994 Blind cave tetras of the Sierra Madre Oriental
Teyke, T. and Schaerer, S. Journal Article 1994 Blind Mexican cave fish (Astyanax hubbsi) respond to moving visual stimuli
Missall, J., Wilkens, H., Langecker, T. G. and Olcese, J. Journal Article 1994 Studies on melatonin rhythmicity in a species of cave fish and its surface ancestor Astyanax fasciatus (Cuvier, 1819) (Characidae)
Missal, J, Wilkens, H, Langecker, TG and Olcese, 1994 Journal Article 1994 Studies on melatonin rhythmicity in a species of cave fish and its surface ancestor Astyanax fasciatus (Cuvier, 1819) (Characidae).
Hausberg, C. Journal Article 1994 The aggressive bahaviour of the blind cave-dwelling population of the characid Astyanax fasciatus (Teleostei, Characidae)
Langecker, T. G., Neumann, B., Hausberg, C. and Parzefall, J. Journal Article 1995 Evolution of the optical releasers for aggressive behaviour in cave-dwelling Astyanax fasciatus (Teleostei, Characidae)
Montgomery, J., Coombs, S. and Halstead, M. Journal Article 1995 Biology of the mechanosensory lateral line in fishes
Langecker, T. G., Wilkens, H. and Schmale, H. Journal Article 1995 Developmental constraints in regressive evolution: Studies of the expression of the delta-s crystallin gene in the developing lens of cave-dwelling Astaynax fasciatus (Cuvier, 1819) (Teleostei, Characidae) by in situ hybridisation
Yokoyama, S., Meany, A., Wilkens, H. and Yokoyama, R. Journal Article 1995 Initial mutational steps towards loss of opsin gene function in cavefish
Hausberg, C Thesis 1995 Das Aggressionsverhalten von Astyanax fasciatus (Cuvier, 1819) Characidae Teleostei: Ontogenie, Genetik und evolution bei der epigaischen und hypogaischen Form
Yokoyama, R, Knox, BE and Yokoyama, S Journal Article 1995 Rhodopsin from the fish Astyanax: Role of Tyrosine 261 in the red shift
Jeffery, W.R., Hornaday, K. and Martasian, D.P. Journal Article 1996 Eye development in the cavefish Astyanax: Role of programmed cell death and the Pax-6 gene. (Abstract).
Borowsky, R. Journal Article 1996 The Sierra de El Abra of Northeastern Mexico: blind fish in the worlds largest cave system
Wilkens, H. and Langecker, T. G. Journal Article 1996 Vom Leben im ewigen Dunkel. Zur Evolution der Hohlenfische
Riedel, G. and Krug, L. Journal Article 1997 The forebrain of the blind cave fish Astyanax hubbsi (Characidae). II. Projections of the olfactory bulb
Jeffery, W.R. and Martasian, D P. Journal Article 1997 Evolution of eye development in the cavefish Astyanax
Borowsky, R. and Espinasa, L. Journal Article 1997 Antiquity and origins of troglobitic Mexican tetras, Astyanax fasciatus
Behrens, M., Langecker, T.G., Wilkens, H. and Schmale, H. Journal Article 1997 Comparative analysis of Pax-6 sequence and expression in the eye development of the blind cavefish Astyanax fasciatus and its epigean conspecific
Riedel, G. Journal Article 1997 The forebrain of the blind cave fish Astyanax hubbsi (Characidae). I. General anatomy of the telencephalon
Contreras-Balderas, S. and Lozano-Vilano, M.D.L. Journal Article 1998 Problemas nomenclaturales de las formas mexicanas del genero Astyanax (Pisces: Characidae)
Buckup, P.A. Book Section 1998 Relationships of the Characidiinae and phylogeny of characiform fishes (Teleostei: Ostariophysi)
Jeffery, W.R. Journal Article 1998 Evolution of eye regression in the cavefish Astyanax: Apoptosis and the Pax-6 gene
Jeffery, W.R. and Martasian, D.P. Journal Article 1998 Evolution of eye regression in the cavefish Astyanax: apoptosis and the Pax-6 gene
Wilkens, H. Journal Article 1998 Genetics of cave fish evolution
Riedel, G. Journal Article 1998 Long-term habituation to spatial novelty in blind cave fish (Astyanax hubbsi): role of the telencephalon and its subregions
Wilkens, H. Book Section 1998 Genetics of cave fishes
Behrens, M., Wilkens, H. and Schmale, H. Journal Article 1998 Cloning of the alpha A-crystallin genes of a blind cave form and the epigean form of Astyanax mexicanus: a comparative analysis of structure, expression and evolutionary conservation
Villalobos, J.L., Alvarez, F. and Iliffe, T.M. Journal Article 1999 New species of troglobitic shrimps from Mexico, with the description of Troglomexicanus, new genus (Decapoda: Palaemonidae)
Natke, C. Thesis 1999 Vergleichende Untersuchungen am optischen System von Fluss- und Hohlenform des Silbersalmlers Astyanax mexicanus (Characidae, Teleostei): Faserdarstellung mit Hilfe fluoreszierender Carbocyanine
Kullander, S. O. Journal Article 1999 Fish species - how and why
Baker, C.F. and Montgomery, J. Journal Article 1999 The sensory basis of rheotaxis in the blind Mexican cave fish, Astyanax fasciatus
Estrada, M. Thesis 1999 The ecology and life history of the mexican tetra, Astyanax mexicanus, (Teleostei: Characidae) in the lower Rio Grande Valley, Texas
Yamamoto, Y. and Jeffery, W.R. Journal Article 2000 Central role for the lens in cave fish eye degeneration
Ford, D.C. Book Section 2000 5.3.1. Deep phreatic caves and groundwater systems of the Sierra de El Abra, Mexico
Langecker, T.G. Book Section 2000 The effects of continuous darkness on cave ecology and cavernicolous evolution
Jeffery, W.R., Strickler, A.G., Guiney, S., Heyser, D.G. and Tomarev, S.I. Journal Article 2000 Prox1 in eye degeneration and sensory organ compensation during development and evolution of the cavefish Astyanax
Espinasa, L. and Borowsky, R. Journal Article 2000 Eyed cave fish in a karst window
Pennisi, E. Journal Article 2000 Embryonic lens prompts eye development
Huppop, K. Book Section 2000 How do cave animals cope with the food scarcity in caves?
Parzefall, J and Hausberg, C Journal Article 2001 Ontogeny of the agressive behaviour in epigean and hypogean populations of Astyanax fasciatus (Characidae, teleostei) and their hybrids
Jeffery, W.R. Journal Article 2001 Cavefish as a model system in evolutionary developmental biology
Leclerc, P., Deharveng, L., Ng, P.K.L., Juberthie, C. and Decu, V. Book Section 2001 Indonesie
Espinasa, L., Rivas-Manzano, P. and Perez, H.E. Journal Article 2001 A new blind cave fish population of genus Astyanax: Geography, morphology and behaviour
Montgomery, J.C., Coombs, S. and Baker, C.F. Journal Article 2001 The mechanosensory lateral line system of the hypogean form of Astyanax fasciatus
Espinasa, L. Journal Article 2001 Agressive behaviour and blindness: The cave of troglobitic "Astyanax" populations
Boudriot, F and Reutter, K Journal Article 2001 Ultrastructure of the taste buds in the blind cave fish Astyanax jordani ("Anoptichthys") and the sighted river fish Astyanax mexicanus (Teleostei, Characidae)
Espinasa, L. and Borowsky, R. Journal Article 2001 Origins and relationships of cave populations of the blind Mexican tetra, Astyanax fasciatus, in the Sierra de El Abra
Jeffery, W.R. and Yamamoto, Y. Journal Article 2001 Midline signaling by sonic hedgehog controls eye degeneration in Astyanax cavefish
Yokoyama, S, and Radlwimmer, F.B. Journal Article 2001 The molecular genetics and evolution of red and green color vision in vertebrates
Yamamoto, Y. and Jeffery, W.R. Journal Article 2001 [Erratum for: Central role for the lens in cavefish eye degeneration. Science 289:831-833]
Strickler, A.G., Yamamoto, Y. and Jeffery, W.R. Journal Article 2001 Early and late changes in Pax6 expression accompany eye degeneration during cavefish development
Strickler, A.G., Famuditimi, K. and Jeffery, W.R. Journal Article 2002 Retinal homeobox genes and the role of cell proliferation in cavefish eye degeneration
Coombs, S, New, JG and Nelson, M Journal Article 2002 Information-processing demands in electrosensory amd mechanosensory lateral line systems
Dowling, T.E., Martasian, D.P. and Jeffery, W.R. Journal Article 2002 Evidence for multiple genetic forms with similar eyeless phenotypes in the blind cavefish, Astyanax mexicanus
Romero, A., Jeffery, W.R. and Yamamoto, Y. Journal Article 2002 When cave fish see the light: Reaction norm to light exposure during development in epigean, troglomorphic, and hybrids of Astyanax fasciatus (Charicidae)
Strecker, U. and Wilkens, H. Journal Article 2002 Genetic divergence between cave and surface populations of Astyanax in Mexico
Parzefall, J and Hausberg, C Journal Article 2002 Ontogeny of the agressive behaviour in epigean and hypogean populations of Astyanax fasciatus (Characidae, Teleostei) and their hybrids
Borowsky, RL and Wilkens, H Journal Article 2002 Mapping a cave fish genome: Polygenic systems and regressive evolution
Carvalho, M.L., Oliveira, C., Navarrete, M.C., Froehlich, O. and Foresti, F. Journal Article 2002 Nuclear DNA content determination in Characiformes fish (Teleostei, Ostariophysi) from the Neotropical region
Yamamoto, Y. and Jeffery, W.R. Journal Article 2002 Probing teleost eye development by lens transplantation
Wilkens, H Journal Article 2002 Convergence of Astyanax cave fish evolution: Genetic evidence from eye reduction
Krejca, J. Journal Article 2002 Recent field investigations of blind Astyanax
Berg, A. and Watson, G.M. Journal Article 2002 Rapid recovery of sensory function in blind cave fish treated with anemone repair proteins
Yamamoto, Y., Espinasa, L., Stock, D.W. and Jeffery, W.R. Journal Article 2003 Development and evolution of craniofacial patterning is mediated by eye-dependant and -independent processes in the cavefish Astyanax
Wilkens, H. and Strecker, U. Journal Article 2003 Convergent evolution of the cavefish Astyanax (Characidae, teleostei): Genetic evidence from reduced eye-size and pigmentation
Buckup, P.A. Book Section 2003 Genus Astyanax
Valdez-Moreno, M. and Contreras-Balderas, S. Journal Article 2003 Skull osteology of the characid fish Astyanax mexicanus (Teleostei: Characidae)
Romero, A., Green, S.M., Lelonek, M.M. and Stropnicky, K.C. Journal Article 2003 One eye but no vision: cavefish with induced eyes do not respond to light
Espinasa, L. and Jeffery, W.R. Journal Article 2003 A troglomorphic sculpin (Pisces: Cottidae) population: Geography, morphology and conservation status
Espinasa, L. and Jeffery, W.R. Journal Article 2003 Scientists restore eyes in blind cave fish and find virgin passage
Contreras-Balderas, S, Almada-Villela, P, Lozano-Vilano, M de L and Garcia-Ramirez, ME Journal Article 2003 Freshwater fish at risk or extinct in Mexico
Angel, T.B. Thesis 2003 The neural connectivity of the Torus Semicircularis in the cave dwelling form of Astyanax fasciatus
Porter, M.L. and Crandall, K.A. Journal Article 2003 Lost along the way: the significance of evolution in reverse
Strecker, U. Journal Article 2003 Polymorphic microsatellites isolated from the cave fish Astyanax fasciatus
Parry, J.W.L., Peirson, S. and Wilkens, H. Journal Article 2003 Multiple photopigments from the Mexican blind cavefish, Astyanax fasciatus: a microspectrophotometric study
Strecker, U., Bernatchez, L. and Wilkens, H. Journal Article 2003 Genetic divergence between cave and surface populations of Astyanax in Mexico (Characidae, Teleostei)
Jeffery, W.R., Strickler, A.G. and Yamamoto, Y. Journal Article 2003 To see or not to see: Evolution of eye degeneration in Mexican blind cavefish
Sarma, S.S.S., Lopez-Romulo, A. and Nandini, S. Journal Article 2003 Larval feeding behaviour of blind fish Astyanax fasciatus (Characidae), black tetra Gymnocorymbus ternetzi (Characidae) and angel fish Pterophyllum scalare (Cichlidae) fed zooplankton
Yamamoto, Y Journal Article 2004 Cavefish
Fuiman, L.A., Higgs, D.M. and Poling, K.R. Journal Article 2004 Changing structure and function of the eye and lateral line system of fishes during development
Yamamoto, Y., Stock, D.W. and Jeffery, W.R. Journal Article 2004 Hedgehog signalling controls eye degeneration in blind cavefish
Hooven, T.A., Yamamoto, Y. and Jeffery, W.R. Journal Article 2004 Blind cavefish and heat shock protein chaperones: a novel role for hsp90alpha in lens apoptosis
McCauley, D.W., Hixon, E. and Jeffery, W.R. Journal Article 2004 Evolution of pigment cell regression in the cavefish Astyanax: a late step in melanogenesis
Burt de Perera, T. Journal Article 2004 Fish can encode order in their spatial map
Soares, D., Yamamoto, Y., Strickler, A.G. and Jeffery, W.R. Journal Article 2004 The lens has a specific influence on optic nerve and tectum development in the blind cavefish Astyanax
Burt de Perera, T. Journal Article 2004 Spatial parameters encoded in the spatial map of the blind mexican cavefish, Astyanax fasciatus
Moreira, C.R., Bichuette, M.E., Oyakawa, O.T., de Pinna, M.C.C. and Trajano, E. Journal Article 2004 Rediscovery of Stygichthys typhlops Brittan and Bohlke, 1965, an enigmatic subterranean characiform fish from Jaiba karst area, eastern Brazil
Jeffery, W.R. Journal Article 2004 The hypogean phenotype is controlled by pleiotropic midline-signalling genes in the cavefish Astyanax mexicanus
Strecker, U., Faundez, V.H. and Wilkens, H. Journal Article 2004 Phylogeography of surface and cave Astyanax (Teleostei) from Central and North America based on cytochrome b sequence data
Fish, J. Journal Article 2004 Karst hydrology of the Sierra de El Abra
Wilkens, H Journal Article 2004 The Astyanax model (Teleostei): neutral mutations and directional selection
Kocher, T.D., Jeffery, W.R., Parichy, D.M., Peichel, C.L., Streelman, J.T. and Thorgaard, G.H. Journal Article 2005 Special Feature—Roundtable discussion. Fish models for studying adaptive evolution and speciation
Tian, N.M.M.L. and Price, D.J. Journal Article 2005 Why cavefish are blind
Espinasa, L. and Espinasa, M. Journal Article 2005 Why do cavefish lose their eyes?
Trapani, J., Yamamoto, Y. amd Stock, D.W. Journal Article 2005 Ontogenetic transition from unicuspid to multicuspid oral dentition in a teleost fish: Astyanax mexicanus, the Mexican tetra (Ostariophysi: Characidae)
Espinasa, L. and Espinasa, M. Journal Article 2005 Why do cave fishes lose their eyes? A Darwinian mystery unfolds in the dark
Burt de Perera, T and Braithwaite, VA Journal Article 2005 Laterality in a non-visual sensory modality - the lateral line of fish
Jeffery, W.R. Journal Article 2005 Evolution of eye degeneration in cavefish: The return of pleiotropy
Jeffery, W.R. Journal Article 2005 Adaptive evolution of eye degeneration in the Mexican blind cavefish
Espinasa, L., Yamamoto, Y. and Jeffery, W.R. Journal Article 2005 Non-optical releasers for aggressive behaviour in blind and blinded Astyanax (Teleostei: Characidae)
Panaram, K. and Borowsky, R.L. Journal Article 2005 Gene flow and genetic variability in cave and surface populations of the Mexican tetra, Astyanax mexicanus (Teleostei: Characidae)
Jeffery, W.R. Conference Paper 2006 Convergence of pigment regression in cave animals: developmental, biochemical and genetic progress towards understanding evolution of the colourless phenotype
Franz-Odendaal, T.A. and Hall, B.K. Journal Article 2006 Modularity and sense organs in the blind cavefish, Astyanax mexicanus
Protas, M.E., Hersey, C., Kochanek, D., Zhou, Y., Wilkens, H., Jeffery, W.R., Zon, L.I., Borowsky, R. and Tabin, C.J. Journal Article 2006 Genetic analysis of cave fish reveals molecular convergence in the evolution of albinism
Plath, M., Rohde, M., Schroder, T., Taebel-Hellwig, A. and Schlupp, I. Journal Article 2006 Female mating preferences in blind cave tetras Astyanax fasciatus (Characidae, Teleostei)
Reeves, R.G. and Bermingham, E. Journal Article 2006 Colonization, population expansion, and lineage turnover: phylogeography of Mesoamerican characiform fish.
Espinasa, L. and Jeffery, W.R. Journal Article 2006 Conservation of retinal circadian rhythms during cavefish eye degeneration
Jeffery, W.R. Journal Article 2006 Regressive Evolution of Pigmentation in the Cavefish Astyanax
Porter, M.L., Dittmar, K. and Perez-Losada, M. Journal Article 2007 How long does evolution of the troglomorphic form take? Estimating divergence times in Astyanax mexicanus
Porter, M.L., Dittmar, K. and Perez-Losada, M Book Section 2007 How long does evolution of the troglomorphic form take? Estimating divergence times in Astyanax mexicanus
Holbrook, R., Bomphrey, R., Walker, S., Taylor, G., Thomas, A. and Burt de Perera, T. Journal Article 2007 Swimming performance of a subcarangiform, the blind mexican cave fish (Astyanax fasciatus)
Menuet, A., Alunni, A., Joly, J.S., Jeffery, W.R. and Retaux, S. Journal Article 2007 Expanded expression of sonic hedgehog in Asyanax cavefish: multiple consequences on forebrain development and evolution
Gregson, J.N.S. and Burt de Perera, T. Journal Article 2007 Shoaling in eyed and blind morphs of the characin Astyanax fasciatus under light and dark conditions
Alunni, A., Menuet, A., Candal, E., Penigault, J.B., Jeffery, W.R. and Retaux, S. Journal Article 2007 Developmental mechanisms for retinal degeneration in the blind cavefish Astyanax mexicanus
Strickler, A.G., Yamamoto, Y. and Jeffery, W.R. Journal Article 2007 The lens controls cell survival in the retina: Evidence from the blind cavefish Astyanax
Protas, M., Conrad, M., Gross, J.B., Tabin, C. and Borowsky, R.L. Journal Article 2007 Regressive evolution in the Mexican cave tetra, Astyanax mexicanus
Moreira, C.R. Thesis 2007 Relações filogenéticas na ordem Characiformes (Teleostei: Ostariophysi)
Peleshanko, S, Julian, MD, Ornatska, M, McConney, ME, LeMieux, MC, Chen, NN, Tucker, C, Yang, YC, Liu, C, Humphrey, JAC and Tsukruk, VV Journal Article 2007 Hydrogel-encapsulated microfabricated haircells mimicking fish cupula neuromast
Di Palma, F., Kidd, C., Borowsky, R. and Kocher, T.D. Journal Article 2007 Construction of bacterial artificial chromosome libraries for the Lake Malawi cichlid (Metriaclima zebra), and the blind cavefish (Astyanax mexicanus)
Strickler, A.G., Byerly, M.S. and Jeffery, W.R. Journal Article 2007 Lens gene expression analysis reveals downregulation of the anti-apoptotic chaperone alphaA-crystallin during cavefish eye degeneration
Kavalco, K.F. and Almeida-Toledo, L.F. Journal Article 2007 Molecular cytogenetics of blind Mexican tetra and comments on the karyotypic characteristics of genus Astyanax (Teleostei, Characidae)
Wilkens, H Journal Article 2007 Regressive evolution: Ontogeny and genetics of cavefish eye rudimentation
Borowsky, R. Journal Article 2008 Astyanax mexicanus, the blind Mexican cave fish: a model for studies in development and morphology
Yoshizawa, M. and Jeffery, W.R. Journal Article 2008 Shadow response in the blind cavefish Astyanax reveals conservation of a functional pineal eye
Salin, K., Voituron, Y., Colson, C. and Hervant, F. Journal Article 2008 To colonise subterranean environments without starvation tolerance capacity: the case of fish Astyanax mexicanus
Holbrook, R., Bomphrey, R., Walker, S., Taylor, G., Thomas, A. and Burt de Perera, T. Journal Article 2008 A comparative analysis of the normal swimming performance of two subcarangiforms, blind Mexican cave fish (Astyanax fasciatus) and goldfish (Carassius auratus)
Yong, E. Journal Article 2008 Blind fish see shadows
Holbrook, R.I. and Burt de Perera, T. Journal Article 2008 Three-dimensional orientation in fish
Aw, J.M., Holbrook, R.I., Burt de Perera, T. and Kacelnik, A. Journal Article 2008 Apparent irrationality and state-dependant learning in fish
Retaux, S, Pottin, K and Alunni, A Journal Article 2008 Shh and forebrain evolution in the blind cavefish Astyanax mexicanus
Windsor, S., Mallinson, G. and Montgomery, J. Journal Article 2008 Hydrodynamic imaging by blind Mexican cave fish (Astyanax fasciatus)
Windsor, S., Tan, D. and Montgomery, J. Journal Article 2008 Swimming kinematics and hydrodynamic imaging in the blind Mexican cave fish (Astyanax fasciatus)
Jeffery, W.R. Journal Article 2008 Developmental relationships between eye regression and constructive traits in Astyanax cavefish
Strecker, U. Journal Article 2008 Introgression in Astyanax fasciatus cave populations
Protas, M., Tabansky, I., Conrad, M., Gross, J.B., Vidal, O., Tabin, C. and Borowsky, R.L. Journal Article 2008 Multi-trait evolution in a cave fish, Astyanax mexicanus
Moreira, C.R. and Trajano, E. Book Section 2008 Stygichthys typhlops Brittan and Bohlke, 1965
Jeffery, W.R. Journal Article 2008 Emerging model systems in evo-devo: cavefish and microevolution of development
Gross, J.B., Protas, M., Conrad, M., Scheid, P.E., Vidal, O., Jeffery, W.R., Tabin, C. and others Journal Article 2008 Synteny and candidate gene prediction using an anchored linkage map of Astyanax mexicanus
Borowsky, R.L. Journal Article 2008 Restoring sight in blind cavefish
Borowsky, R.L. Journal Article 2008 Are cave populations evolutionary dead ends?
Windsor, S.P. Thesis 2008 Hydrodynamic imaging by blind Mexican cavefish
Ornelas-Garcia, C.P., Dominguez-Dominguez, O. and Doadrio, I. Journal Article 2008 Evolutionary history of the fish genus Astyanax Baird and Girard (1854) (Actinopterygii, Characidae) in Mesoamerica reveals multiple morphological homoplasies
Borowsky, R.L. Journal Article 2008 Determining the sex of adult Astyanax mexicanus
Borowsky, R.L. Journal Article 2008 Breeding Astyanax mexicanus through natural spawning
Borowsky, R.L. Journal Article 2008 In vitro fertilisation of Astyanax mexicanus
Espinasa, M. and Espinasa, L. Journal Article 2008 Losing sight of regressive evolution
Borowsky, R.L. Journal Article 2008 Handling Astyanax mexicanus eggs and fry
Wilkens, H. Journal Article 2008 Genes, modules and the evolution of troglobites
Yamamoto, Y., Byerly, M.S., Jackman, W.R. and Jeffery, W.R. Journal Article 2009 Pleiotropic functions of embryonic sonic hedgehog expression link jaw and tastebud amplification with eye loss during cavefish evolution
Varatharasan, N., Croll, R. and Franz-Odendaal, T. Journal Article 2009 Taste bud development and patterning in sighted and blind morphs of Astyanax mexicanus.
Franz-Odendaal, T., Varatharasan, N. and Croll, R.P. Journal Article 2009 The development of taste buds in two morphs of Astyanax mexicanus
Sharma, S., Coombs, S., Patton, P. and Burt de Perera, T. Journal Article 2009 The function of wall-following behaviours in the Mexican blind cavefish and a sighted relative, the Mexican tetra (Astyanax)
McConney, M.E., Chen, N.N., Lu, D., Hu, H., Coombs, S., Liu, C. and Tsukruk, V.V. Journal Article 2009 Biologically inspired design of hydrogel-capped hair sensors for enhanced underwater flow detection
De Carvalho, P.A., Paschoalini, A.L., Santos, G.B., Rizzo, E. and Bazzoli, N. Journal Article 2009 Reproductive biology of Astyanax fasciatus (Pisces: Characiformes) in a reservoir in southeastern Brazil.
Coombs, S. and Patton, P. Conference Paper 2009 Short-range, sensorimotor adaptations for aquiring spatial knowledge
Dufton, M. and Franz-Odendaal, T.A. Conference Paper 2009 Sensory structures and developmental modules within Astyanax
Gross, J.B., Borowsky, R. and Tabin, C. Journal Article 2009 A novel role for Mc1r in the parallel evolution of depigmentation in independant populations of the cavefish Astyanax mexicanus
Leclercq, E., Taylor, J.F. and Migaud, H. Journal Article 2009 Morphological skin colour changes in teleosts
Sutherland, L., Holbrook, R.I. and Burt de Perera, T. Journal Article 2009 Sensory system affects orientational strategy in a short-range spatial task in blind and eyed morphs of the fish, Astyanax fasciatus
Ren, W.Y. and Yamamoto, Y. Conference Paper 2009 How cavefish lost their eyes. Midline signalling and eye development
Pottin, K and Retaux, S Conference Paper 2009 Interactions between signalling centres for anterior neural plate patterning in Astyanax
Aw, J.M., Holbrook, R.I., Burt de Perera, T. and Kacelnik, A. Journal Article 2009 State-dependant valuation learning in fish: Banded tetras prefer stimuli associated with greater past deprivation
Guibal, C., Yamamoto, Y., Reynoso, V.H. and Whitmore, D. Conference Paper 2009 Biological clocks in Astyanax mexicanus
Retaux, S., Alunni, A., Menuet, A. and Pottin, K. Conference Paper 2009 Why do cavefish first develop eyes? A forebrain deveopment hypothesis
Windsor, S. Conference Paper 2009 Hydrodynamic imaging in blind Mexican cave fish
Holbrook, R. and Burt de Perera, T. Conference Paper 2009 Spatial orientation of two morphs of Astyanax fasciatus
Whitmore, D., Guibal, C., Tamai, K. and Yamamoto, Y. Conference Paper 2009 Circadian clocks and light sensitivity in Astyanax cell lines
Kowalko, J., Gross, J.B., Protas, M., Borowsky, R.L. and Tabin, C. Conference Paper 2009 Genetic approaches to studying morphological and behavioural traits in Astyanax mexicanus
Albertson, R.C., Cresko, W., Detrich, H.W. and Postlethwait, J.H. Journal Article 2009 Evolutionary mutant models for human disease
Patton, P., Coombs, S. and Windsor, S. Conference Paper 2009 Active wall following in the Mexican blind cavefish (Astyanax sp.)
Jeffery, W.R. Conference Paper 2009 AIM 2009: The first international Astyanax meeting
Holbrook, R. and Burt de Perera, T. Journal Article 2009 Separate encoding of vertical and horizontal components of space during orientation in fish
Maher, B. Journal Article 2009 Evolution: biology's next top model
Streets, A and Soares, D Conference Paper 2009 Changes in sensory strategies during development of cavefish
Porter, M.L., Jeffery, W.R. and Dittmar, K. Conference Paper 2009 Estimating divergence times in Astyanax mexicanus
Borowsky, R.L. Book Section 2009 Emerging model organisms Astyanax mexicanus, the blind Mexican cave fish: A model for studies in development and morphology
Jeffery, W.R. Journal Article 2009 Evolution of eye degeneration in cavefish
Culver, D.C. and Pipan, T. Book 2009 The biology of caves and other subterranean habitats
Espinasa, L. and Giribet, G. Journal Article 2009 Living in the dark—species delimitation based on combined molecular and morphological evidence in the nicoletiid genus Texoreddellia Wygodzinsky, 1973 (Hexapoda: Zygentoma: Nicoletiidae) in Texas and México
Jeffery, W.R. Journal Article 2009 Evolution and development in the cavefish Astyanax
McHenry, M., Feitl, K. and Cardenas, G. Conference Paper 2009 Do blind Astyanax have highly sensitive lateral line receptors?
Reynoso, V.H., Paredes-Leon, R. and Arroyo Lambaer, D. Conference Paper 2009 Conservation isues in the blind cave fishes of the genus Astyanax in northeastern Mexico
Ornelas-Garcia, C.P., Dominguez-Dominguez, O. and Doadrio, I. Conference Paper 2009 Phylogeny and biogeography of the genus Astyanax in Mesoamerica
Jeffery, W.R. Journal Article 2009 Regresive evolution in Astyanax cavefish
Yoshizawa, M., Soares, D., Goricki, S., Ashida, G. and Jeffery, W.R. Conference Paper 2009 Evolution of adaptive behaviours in the cavefish Astyanax
Esquivel Bobadilla, S., Borowsky, R.L., Espinosa Perez, H. and Garcia de Leon, F.J. Conference Paper 2009 Microsatellite polymorphisms of Astyanax mexicanus at Mexican Atlantic slope
Strickler, A.G. and Jeffery, W.R. Journal Article 2009 Differentially expressed genes identified by cross-species microarray in the blind cavefish Astyanax
Wilkens, H Journal Article 2010 Genes, modules and the evolution of cave fish
Jeffery, W.R. and Strickler, A.G. Book Section 2010 Development as an evolutionary process in Astyanax cavefish
Yoshizawa, M., Goricki, S., Soares, D. and Jeffery, W.R. Journal Article 2010 Evolution of a behavioural shift mediated by superficial neuromasts helps cavefish find food in darkness
Salin, K., Voituron, Y., Mourin, J. and Hervant, F. Journal Article 2010 Cave colonization without fasting capacities: an example with the fish Astyanax fasciatus mexicanus
Coombs. S. Conference Paper 2010 Active flow-sensing for spatial exploration and navigation
Pottin, K., Hyacinthe, C., and Retaux, S. Journal Article 2010 Conservation, development, and function of a cement gland-like structure in the fish Astyanax mexicanus
Gross, J.B. and Tabin, C.J. Book Section 2010 Evolutionary genetics of pigmentation loss
Van Trump, W.J., Coombs, S., Duncan, K. and McHenry, M.J. Journal Article 2010 Gentamicin is ototoxic to all hair cells in the fish lateral line system
Moreira, C.R., Bichuette, M.E., Oyakawa, O.T., de Pinna, M.C.C. and Trajano, E. Journal Article 2010 Rediscovery and redescription of the unusual subterranean characiform Stygichthys typhlops, with notes on its life history
Jeffery, W.R. Conference Paper 2010 Pleiotropic tradeoffs between constructive and regressive traits during troglomorphic evolution
Patton, P., Windsor, S. and Coombs, S. Journal Article 2010 Active wall following by Mexican blind cavefish (Astyanax mexicanus)
Taylor, G.K., Holbrook, R. and Burt de Perera, T. Journal Article 2010 Fractional rate of change of swim-bladder volume is reliably related to absolute depth during vertical displacements in teleost fish
Windsor, S.P., Norris, S.E., Cameron, S.M., Mallinson, G.D. and Montgomery, J.C. Journal Article 2010 The flow fields involved in hydrodynamic imaging by blind Mexican cave fish (Astyanax fasciatus). Part II: gliding parallel to a wall.
Mirande, J.M. Journal Article 2010 Phylogeny of the family Characidae (Teleostei: Characiformes): from characters to taxonomy
Van Trump, W.J., Coombs, S., Duncan, K. and McHenry, M. Conference Paper 2010 Gentamicin disrupts both receptor classes in the lateral line system
Windsor, S.P., Norris, S.E., Cameron, S.M., Mallinson, G.D. and Montgomery, J.C. Journal Article 2010 The flow fields involved in hydrodynamic imaging by blind Mexican cave fish (Astyanax fasciatus). Part I: open water and heading towards a wall.
Jeffery, W.R. Journal Article 2010 Pleiotropy and eye degeneration in cavefish
Juan, C., Guzik, M.T., Jaume, D. and Cooper, S.J.B. Journal Article 2010 Evolution in caves: Darwin’s ‘wrecks of ancient life’ in the molecular era
Duboue, E.R. and Borowsky, R.L. Conference Paper 2011 Evolutionary convergence on sleep loss in cavefish populations
Duboue, E.R., Keene, A. and Borowsky, R. Journal Article 2011 Evolutionary convergence on sleep loss in cavefish populations
Strickler, A.G. and Soares, D. Journal Article 2011 Comparative genetics of the central nervous system in epidean and hypogean Astyanax mexicanus
Yoshizawa M. and Jeffery, W.R. Journal Article 2011 Evolutionary tuning of an adaptive behavior requires enhancement of the neuromast sensory system
Vazquez-Echeverria, C., Guibal, C., Reynoso, V.H., Carrillo-Rosas, S., Ramos-Balderas, J.L. and Maldonado, E. Conference Paper 2011 Cloning ear development related genes in Astyanax mexicanus
Yoshizawa, M. and Jeffery, W.R. Conference Paper 2011 Evolution of a behaviour mediated by the lateral line system adapts Astyanax to life in darkness
Salin, K., Voituron, Y., Mourin, J. and Hervant, F. Conference Paper 2011 Cave colonisation without fasting capacities: An example with the fish Astyanax fasciatus mexicanus
Yamamoto, Y. and Jeffery, W.R. Book Section 2011 Blind cavefish
Elipot, Y., Callebert, J., Hinaux, H. and Retaux, S. Conference Paper 2011 Linking evolution of the aggressive behaviour and the serotogenic system in Astyanax mexicanus surface fish and blind cavefish populations
Schobert, C.S., Stiassny, M.L.J., Jeffery, W.D. and Dubielzig, R.R. Journal Article 2011 Comparative ocular anatomy In troglomorphic fish: Sensory compensation for reduced vision
Pottin, K., Hinaux, H., Elipot, Y., Chaloub, H., Pere, S. and Retaux, S. Conference Paper 2011 A developmental staging table for Astyanax mexicanus
Tan, D., Patton, P. and Coombs, S. Journal Article 2011 Do blind cavefish have behavioural specializations for active flow-sensing?
Legendre, L., Elipot, Y., Hinaux, H., Pere, S., Sohm, F. and Retaux, S. Conference Paper 2011 I-Scel mediated transgenesis in Astyanax model
Hinaux, H., Pottin, K., Chalhoub, H., Pere, S., Elipot, Y., Legendre, L. and Retaux, S. Journal Article 2011 A developmental staging table for Astyanax mexicanus surface fish and Pachon cavefish
Hinaux, H., Fartman, B., DaSilva, C., Noirot, C. and Jeffery, W.R. Conference Paper 2011 Astyanax mexicanus cavefish and surface fish cDNA libraries
Kowalko, J., Rohner, N., Borowsky, R.L. and Tabin, C. Conference Paper 2011 Cave fish as a model to elucidate the genetic basis of the evolution of behaviour
Hausdorf, B., Wilkens, H. and Strecker, U. Journal Article 2011 Population genetic patterns revealed by microsatellite data challemge the mitochondrial DNA based taxonomy of Astyanax in Mexico (Characidae, Teleostei)
Hinaux, H and Retaux, S Journal Article 2011 Placode development in Astyanax mexicanus blind cavefish and sighted surface fish
Lechner, W. and Ladich, F. Journal Article 2011 How do albino fish hear?
Retaux, S, Pottin, K and Hyacinthe, C Journal Article 2011 The nature and function of the Astyanax casquette
Jeffery, W.R. and Bilandzija, H. Conference Paper 2011 Convergent evolution of albinism in cave animals: A defect in the first step of melanin biosynthesis in troglomorphic fishes and insects
Oliveira, C., Avelino, G.S., Abe, K.T., Mariguela, T.C., Benine, R.C., Orti, G., Vari, R.P. and Correa e Castro, R.M. Journal Article 2011 Phylogenetic relationships within the speciose family Characidae (Teleostei: Ostariophysi: Characiformes) based on multilocus analysis and extensive ingroup sampling
Cavallari, N., Frigato, E., Vallone, D., Froehlich, N., Lopez-Olmeda, J.F., Foa, A., Berti, R., Sanchez-Vazquez, F.J., Bertolucci, C. and Foulkes, N.S. Journal Article 2011 A blind circadian clock in cavefish reveals that opsins mediate peripheral clock photoreception
Retaux, S Conference Paper 2011 Projection of a movie promoting Astyanax as a model system
Espinasa, L. Conference Paper 2011 Promoting undergraduate research in large classrooms: Guerrero cave Astyanax - Old or young colonisation?
Bradic, M., Beerli, P. and Borowsky, R.L. Journal Article 2011 Population genetic evidence for convergance and parallelism in the Mexican blind cavefish (Astyanax mexicanus)
Pottin, K., Hinaux, H. and Retaux, S. Journal Article 2011 Restoring eye size in Astyanax mexicanus blind cavefish embryos through modulation of the Shh and Fgf8 forebrain organising centres
Kish, P.E., Bohnsack, B.L., Gallina, D., Kasprick, D.S. and Kahana, A. Journal Article 2011 The eye as an organizer of craniofacial development
Gatenby, R.A., Gillies, R.J. and Brown, J.S. Journal Article 2011 Of cancer and cave fish
Holbrook, R. and Burt de Perera, T. Journal Article 2011 Three-dimensional spatial cognition: information in the vertical dimension overrides information from the horizontal
Esquivel-Bobadilla, S Thesis 2011 Análisis genético de Astyanax mexicanus (Characidae, Teleostei, Pisces) de la vertiente atlántica de México usando microsatélites.
Holbrook, R. and Burt de Perera, T. Journal Article 2011 Fish navigation in the vertical dimesion: can fish use hydrostatic pressure to determine depth?
Kasumyan, A.O. Journal Article 2011 Tactile reception and behavior of fish
Windsor, S., Paris, J. and Burt de Perera, T. Journal Article 2011 No role for direct touch using the pectoral fins, as an information gathering strategy in blind fish
Ornelas-Garcia, C.P., Pedraza-Lara, C.P., Bastir, M. and Doadrio, I. Conference Paper 2011 Parallel adaptive divergence in a characid fish genus Asyanax Baird and Girard (1854) from Catemaco Lake (Mexico)
Ma, L and Jeffery, WR Conference Paper 2011 The function of alphaA-Crystallin in lens degeneration in Astyanax mexicanus cavefish
Gallo, N.D. and Jeffery, W.R. Conference Paper 2011 Variance of space dependant growth in Astyanax mexicanus
Wilkens, H. Journal Article 2011 Variability and loss of functionless traits in cave animals. Reply to Jeffery (2010)
Gallo, N.D. and Jeffery, W.R. Journal Article 2012 Evolution of space dependent growth in the teleost Astyanax mexicanus
Yoshizawa, M., Ashida, G. and Jeffery, W.R. Journal Article 2012 Parental genetic effects in a cavefish adaptive behavior explain disparity between nuclear and mitochondrial DNA
Hoke, K., Schwartz, A. and Soares, D. Journal Article 2012 Evolution of the fast start response in the cavefish Astyanax mexicanus
Huppop, K. Book Section 2012 Adaptation to low food
Gross, J. B. and Wilkens, H. Journal Article 2012 Evolution of albinism in a captive population of cavefish
Jeffery, W.R. Book Section 2012 Astyanax mexicanus: A model organism for evolution and adaptation
Idda, M.L., Bertolucci, C., Vallone, D., Gothilf, Y., Sánchez-Vázquez, F.J. and Foulkes N.S. Book Section 2012 Circadian clocks: lessons from fish
Duboue, E.R., Borowsky, R.L. and Keene, A.C. Journal Article 2012 Beta-adrenergic signaling regulates evolutionarily derived sleep loss in the Mexican cavefish
Duboue, E.R. and Borowsky, R. Journal Article 2012 Altered rest-activity patterns evolve via circadian independent mechanisms in cave adapted balitorid loaches
Mogdans, J. and Bleckmann, H. Journal Article 2012 Coping with flow: behavior, neurophysiology and modeling of the fish lateral line system
Hervant, F. Book Section 2012 Starvation in subterranean species versus surface-dwelling species: Crustaceans, Fish, and Salamanders
Wilkens, H. Book Section 2012 Neutral mutations
Trontelj, P. Book Section 2012 Natural selection
Strecker, U., Hausdorf, B. and Wilkens, H. Journal Article 2012 Parallel speciation in Astyanax cave fish (Teleostei) in Northern Mexico
Yoshizawa, M., Yamamoto, Y., O'Quin, K.E. and Jeffery, W.R. Journal Article 2012 Evolution of an adaptive behavior and its sensory receptors promotes eye regression in blind cavefish
Gross, J.B. Journal Article 2012 The complex origin of Astyanax cavefish
Protas, M. and Jeffery, W.R. Journal Article 2012 Evolution and development in cave animals: from fish to crustaceans
Bradic, M., Beerli, P., Garcia-de Leon, F.J., Esquivel-Bobadilla, S. and Borowsky, R.L. Journal Article 2012 Gene flow and population structure in the Mexican blind cavefish complex (Astyanax mexicanus)
Franck, D Journal Article 2012 Curt Kosswig. Ein Forscherleben zwischen Bosporus und Elbe
Porter, M.L., Blasic, J.R., Bok, M.J., Cameron, E.G., Pringle, T., Cronin, T.W. and Robinson, P.R. Journal Article 2012 Shedding new light on opsin evolution
Pipan, T. and Culver, D.C. Journal Article 2012 Convergence and divergence in the subterranean realm: a reassessment.
Dufton, M., Hall, B.K. and Franz-Odendaal, T. Journal Article 2012 Early lens ablation causes dramatic long-term effects on the shape of bones in the craniofacial skeleton of Astyanax mexicanus
Rodrigues, F.R. Thesis 2013 Comparison of brain and cranial nerve morphology between eyed surface fish and blind cave fish of the species Astyanax mexicanus.
Atukorala, A.D.S., Hammer, C., Dufton, M. and Franz-Odendaal, T.A. Journal Article 2013 Adaptive evolution of the lower jaw dentition in Mexican tetra (Astyanax mexicanus)
Bobadilla, S.E., García de León, F.J. and Borowsky, R. Conference Paper 2013 Genetic structure of Astyanax mexicanus at Mexican Atlantic slope
Ma, L. and Jeffery, W. Conference Paper 2013 Role of aA-crystallin in Asyanax cavefish eye degeneration
Borowsky, R. Journal Article 2013 Eye regression in blind Astyanax cavefish may facilitate the evolution of an adaptive behavior and its sensory receptors
Jeffery, W., Doshi, P., Yoshizawa, M. and O’Quin, K.E. Conference Paper 2013 Development and genetics of the Astyanax sclera: An optic tissue organised by the lens
Gross, J.B. and Wilkens, H. Journal Article 2013 Albinism in phylogenetically and geographically distinct populations of Astyanax cavefish arises through the same loss-of-function Oca2 allele
Stemmer, M., Schuhmacher, L.-N., Foulkes, N.S., Bertolucci, C. and Wittbrodt, J. Conference Paper 2013 Unravelling continuous eye growth in teleosts by studying blind cavefish
Vazquez, A.O.S., Bárcenas-Luna, R. and Arellano-Carbajal, F. Conference Paper 2013 Comparative phylogenies of monogenean parasites and their host Astyanax mexicanus
Joachim, B.L., Riesch R., and Jeffery, W.R., and Schlupp, I. Journal Article 2013 Pignent cell retention in cavernicolous populations of Poecilia mexicana (Poeciliidae)
Borowsky, R.L. Journal Article 2013 Evolution of an adaptive behaviour and its sensory receptors facilitates eye regression in blind cavefish
Garcia-Gonzalez, O.M. and Arellano-Carbajal, F. Conference Paper 2013 Isolation and characterization of V1r pheromone receptor gene in cave and surface variants of Astyanax mexicanus
Rétaux, S., Bourrat, F., Joly, J.-S. and Hinaux, H., Book Section 2013 Perspectives in evo-devo of the vertebrate brain
Gross, J. B., Krutzler, A.J. and Espinasa, L. Conference Paper 2013 An analysis of structural mutations in the gene Mc1r in surface and Granadas cave-dwelling Astanax aeneus
Gross, J.B., Krutzler, A.J. and Bruns, L.E. Journal Article 2013 Genetic analysis of dermal bone fragmentation in a natural model system
Pazza, R., Bertollo, L.A.C., de Almeida-Toledo, L.F. and Kavalco, K.F. Conference Paper 2013 Molecular systematics of the genus Astyanax - Starter edition
O'Quin, K.E., Yoshizawa, M., Doshi, P. and Jeffery, W R. Journal Article 2013 Quantitative genetic analysis of retinal degeneration in the blind cavefish Astyanax mexicanus
Gross, J. B. and Matthews, M Conference Paper 2013 An analysis of gene expression level changes across development in surface and cave dwelling fish
Yoshizawa, M., O'Quin, K.E. and Jeffery, W.R. Journal Article 2013 Evolution of an adaptive behavior and its sensory receptors promotes eye regression in blind cavefish: response to Borowsky (2013)
Elliott, W.R. Conference Paper 2013 Astyanax: Looking back 45 years
Yoshizawa, M., O'Quin, K.E., Ashida, G. and Jeffery, W.R. Conference Paper 2013 Adaptive changes in vibration attraction behaviour and its sensory receptors promote eye degeneration and disparity between the nuclear and mitochondrial genomes in Pachon cavefish
Furterer, A., Carlson, B.M., Stahl, B.A. and Gross, J.B. Conference Paper 2013 An intergrated transcriptone-wide analysisn of cave and surface dwelling Astyanax mexicanus
Hinaux, H., Poulain, J., Da Silva, C., Noirot, C., Jeffery, W.R., Casane, D. and Rétaux, S. Conference Paper 2013 Transcriptome analysis in Astyanax mexicanus blind cavefish and sighted surface fish
Yoshizawa, M., O’Quin, K.E., and Jeffery, W.R. Journal Article 2013 QTL clustering as a mechanism for rapid multi-trait evolution
Elipot, Y., Hinaux, H., Callebert, J. and Retaux, S. Journal Article 2013 Evolutionary shift from fighting to foraging in blind cavefish through changes in the serotonin network
Hinaux, H., Poulain, J., Da Silva, C., Noirot, C., Jeffery, W. R., Casane, D. and Retaux, S. Journal Article 2013 De novo sequencing of Astyanax mexicanus surface fish and Pachon cavefish transcriptomes reveals enrichment of mutations in cavefish putative eye genes
Keene, A. Conference Paper 2013 Metabolic regulation of sleep in A. mexicanus
Kowalko, J.E., Rohner, N., Rompani, S.B., Peterson, B.K., Linden, T.A., Yoshizawa, M., Kay, E.H., Weber, J., Hoekstra, H.E., Jeffery, W.R., Borowsky, R. and Tabin, C.J. Journal Article 2013 Loss of schooling behavior in cavefish through sight-dependent and sight-independent mechanisms
Bibliowicz, J., Alie, A., Espinasa, L., Yoshizawa, M., Blin, M., Hinaux, H., Legendre, L., Pere, S. and Retaux, S. Journal Article 2013 Differences in chemosensory response between eyed and eyeless Astyanax mexicanus of the Rio Subterraneo cave
Bilandzija, H., Ma, L., Parkhurst, A. and Jeffery, W.R. Journal Article 2013 A potential benefit of albinism in Astyanax cavefish: Downregulation of the oca2 gene increases Tyrosine and catecholamine levels as an alternative to melanin synthesis
Kowalko, J.E., Rohner, N., Rompani, S.B., Peterson, B.K., Linden, T.A., Yoshizawa, M., Kay, E.H., Weber, J., Hoekstra, H.E., Jeffery, W.R., Borowsky, R. and Tabin, C.J.. Journal Article 2013 Genetic analysis of the loss of schooling behavior in cavefish reveals both sight-dependent and independent mechanisms.
Friedrich, M. Journal Article 2013 Biological Clocks and Visual Systems in Cave-Adapted Animals at the Dawn of Speleogenomics
Rohner, N., Jarosz, D.F., Kowalko, J.E., Yoshizawa, M., Jeffery, W.R., Borowsky, R.L., Lindquist, S. and Tabin, C.J. Journal Article 2013 Cryptic variation in morphological evolution: HSP90 as a capacitor for loss of eyes in cavefish
Krutzler, A.J., Bruns, L.E. and Gross, J.B. Conference Paper 2013 Fragmentation, fussion and asymmetry in the craniofacial skeleton of Astyanax mexicanus
Wall, A. and Volkoff, H. Journal Article 2013 Effects of fasting and feeding on the brain mRNA expressions of orexin, tyrosine hydroxylase (TH), PYY and CCK in the Mexican blind cavefish (Astyanax fasciatus mexicanus)
Gross, J.B., Furterer, A., Carlson, B.M. and Stahl, B.A. Journal Article 2013 An integrated transcriptome-wide analysis of cave and surface dwelling Astyanax mexicanus
Borowsky, R. and Cohen, D. Journal Article 2013 Genomic consequences of ecological speciation in Astyanax cavefish
Rohner, N., Jarosz, D.F., Taipale, M., Kowalko, J., Yoshizawa, M., Jeffery, W.R., Borowsky, R.L., Lindquist, S. and Tabin, C.J. Conference Paper 2013 HSP90 as a capacitor for the evolution of eye loss in fish
Espinasa, L. Conference Paper 2013 Pardigm shifts and pendulum swings regarding the origin of Astyanax cavefish: What about geology?
Legendre, L., Elipot, Y., Hinaux, H., Pere, S., Sohm, F. and Retaux, S. Conference Paper 2013 Transgenesis methods in Astyanax
Pennisi, E. Journal Article 2013 Cavefish study supports controversial evolutionary mechanism
Bradic, M., Teotonio, H. and Borowsky, R.L. Journal Article 2013 The population genomics of repeated evolution in the blind cavefish Astyanax mexicanus
Stahl, B.A. and Gross, J.B. Conference Paper 2013 Pigmentation loss in cave animals: A high-resolution study of destructive genetic mutations
Retaux, S. and Casane, D. Journal Article 2013 Evolution of eye development in the darkness of caves: adaptation, drift, or both?
Kowalko, J., Rohner, N., Linden, T.A., Rompani S.B., Warren, W.C., Borowsky, R., Tabin, C.J., Jeffery, W.R. and Yoshizawa M. Journal Article 2013 Convergence in feeding posture occurs through different loci in independently evolved cave populations of Astyanax mexicanus.
Espinasa, L. and Jeffery, W. Conference Paper 2013 Caballo Moro breaks Dollo's law: Recuperation of vision in a blind cavefish population
OʼQuin, K.E., Yoshizawa, M., Doshi, P. and Jeffery, W.R. Conference Paper 2013 Quantitative genetic analysis of retinal degeneration in the blind cavefish A. mexicanus
Stahl, A.L., Stahl, B.A., Buschbeck, E. and Gross, J.B. Conference Paper 2013 An evaluation of eyelessness in cave dwelling Astyanax mexicanus using RNA-seq technology
Retaux, S., Elipot, Y., Prunier, L. Hinaux, H. and Blin, M. Conference Paper 2013 Feed or fight: Delelopmental origin of a behavioural shift in blind cavefish
Blin, M., Bibliowicz, Y. and Rétaux, S. Conference Paper 2013 Development of the olfactory system in Astyanax cavefish and surface fish
Van Trump, W.J. and McHenry, M.J. Journal Article 2013 The lateral line system is not necessary for rheotaxis in the Mexican blind avefish (Astyanax fasciatus)
Gunter, H. and Meyer, A. Journal Article 2013 Trade-offs in cavefish sensory capacity
Retaux, S. and Elipot, Y. Journal Article 2013 Feed or fight: A behavioral shift in blind cavefish
Beale, A., Guibal, C., Tamai, T.K., Klotz, L., Cowen, S., Peyric, E., Reynoso, V.H., Yamamoto, Y. and Whitmore, D. Journal Article 2013 Circadian rhythms in Mexican blind cavefish Astyanax mexicanus in the lab and in the field
Bibliowicz, J., Elipot, Y., Blin, M. and Rétaux, S. Conference Paper 2013 Olfactory evolution in cave-dwelling Astyanax mexicanus
Borowsky, R. Conference Paper 2013 Divergence and speciation in Astyanax of the Sierra de El Abra
Beale, A. Thesis 2013 The circadian clock of the Mexican blind cavefish, Astyanax mexicanus
Atukorallaya, D. and Franz-Odendaal, T. Journal Article 2014 Astyanax mexicanus-A novel model of tooth shape formation and regeneration
Espinasa, L., Bartolo, N.D. and Newkirk, C.E. Journal Article 2014 DNA sequences of troglobitic nicoletiid insects supports Sierra de El Abra and the Sierra de Guatemala as a single biogeographic area: Implications for Astyanax
Penney, C.C. and Volkoff, H. Journal Article 2014 Peripheral injections of cholecystokinin, apelin, ghrelin and orexin in cavefish (Astyanax fasciatus mexicanus): Effects on feeding and on the brain expression levels of tyrosine hydroxylase, mechanistic target of rapamycin and appetite-related hormones
Atukorala, A.D.S. and Franz-Odendaal, T.A. Journal Article 2014 Spatial and temporal events in tooth development of Astyanax mexicanus
McGaugh, S.E., Gross, J.B., Aken, B., Blin, M., Borowsky, R., Chalopin, D., Hinaux, H., Jeffery, W.R., Keene, A., Ma, L., Minx, P., Murphy, D., O'Quin, K.E., Retaux, S., Rohner, N., Searl, S.M., Stahl, B.A., Tabin, C., Volff, J.N., Yoshizawa M, Warren WC. Journal Article 2014 The cavefish genome reveals candidate genes for eye loss
Moran, D., Softley, R. and Warrant, E.J. Journal Article 2014 Eyeless Mexican cavefish save energy by eliminating the circadian rhythm in metabolism
Ma, L., Parkhurst, A. and Jeffery, W.R. Journal Article 2014 The role of a lens survival pathway including sox2 and [alpha]A-crystallin in the evolution of cavefish eye degeneration
Soares, D. Niemiller, M.L. and Higgs, D. Journal Article 2014 Review article. Hearing and acoustic communication in cavefishes
Coghill, L.M., Hulsey, C.D., Chaves-Campos, J., de Leon, F.J.G. and Johnson, S.G. Journal Article 2014 Next generation phylogeography of cave and surface Astyanax mexicanus
Elipot, Y., Legendre, L., Pere, S., Sohm, F. and Retaux, S. Journal Article 2014 Astyanax transgenesis and husbandry: How cavefish enters the laboratory
Schartl, M. Journal Article 2014 Beyond the zebrafish: Diverse fish species for modeling human disease.
Elliott, W.R. Journal Article 2014 Sotano de Yerbaniz
Montgomery, J., Bleckmann, H. and Coombs, S. Book Section 2014 Sensory ecology and neuroethology of the lateral line
Gross, J.B., Krutzler, A.J. and Carlson, B.M. Journal Article 2014 Complex craniofacial changes in blind cave-dwelling fish are mediated by genetically symmetric and asymmeric loci
Coombs, S., Bleckmann, H., Fay, R.R. and Popper, A.N. Book 2014 The Lateral Line System
Bleckmann, H., Mogdans, J. and Coombs, S.L. Book 2014 Flow sensing in air and water. Behavioral, neural and engineering principles of operation
Holzman, R., Perkol-Finkel, S. and Zilman, G. Journal Article 2014 Mexican blind cavefish use mouth suction to detect obstacles
Yoshizawa, M., Jeffery, W.R., van Netten, S.M. and McHenry, M.J. Journal Article 2014 The sensitivity of lateral line receptors and their role in the behavior of Mexican blind cavefish (Astyanax mexicanus)
Elipot, Y., Hinaux, H., Callebert, J., Launay, J.-M., Blin, M. and Retaux, S. Journal Article 2014 A mutation in the enzyme monoamine oxidase explains part of the Astyanax cavefish behavioural syndrome
Trajano, E. and Moreira, C.R. Journal Article 2014 Stygichthys typhlops Brittan and Bohlke, 1965 (Teleostei: Characiformes), a phreatobic fish from eastern Brazil: Comments on Sampaio et al. (2012)
Espinasa, L., Bibliowicz, J., Jeffery, W. R. and Retaux, S. Journal Article 2014 Enhanced prey capture skills in Astyanax cavefish larvae are independent from eye loss
Windsor, S.P. Book Section 2014 Hydrodynamic imaging by blind Mexican cavefish
Espinasa, L., Centone, D.M. and Gross, J.B. Journal Article 2014 A contemporary analysis of a loss-of-function oculocutaneous albinism type II (Oca2) allele within the Rio Subterraneo Astyanax cavefish population
Palacios-Vargas, J.G., Juberthie, C. and Reddell, J. Book 2014-2015 Encyclopaedia Biospeologica Mexico
Aspiras A.C., Rohner N., Martineau B., Borowsky R.L. and Tabin C.J. Journal Article 2015 Melanocortin 4 receptor mutations contribute to the adaptation of cavefish to nutrient-poor conditions
Hernandez Mena, D., Santacruz Vázquez, A.O., Ornelas García, P., Mendoza Garfias, B., Ponce de León, G.P. Conference Paper 2015 Endohelminth parasites of the genus Astyanax through its geographical distribution in Mexico
Silva, D. M. Z. A., Utsunomia, R., Pansonato-Alves, J.C., Oliveira, C. and Foresti, F. Journal Article 2015 Chromosomal mapping of repetitive DNA sequences in five species of Astyanax (Characiformes, Characidae) reveals independent location of U1 and U2 snRNA sites and association of U1 snRNA and 5S rDNA
Stemmer, M., Schuhmacher, L.-N., Foulkes, N.S., Bertolucci, C. and Wittbrodt, J. Journal Article 2015 Cavefish eye loss in response to an early block in retinal differentiation progression
Dufton, M. and Franz-Odendaal, T.A. Journal Article 2015 Morphological diversity in the orbital bones of two teleosts with experimental and natural variation in eye size
McGaugh, S. E., Weagley, J., Jeffery, W.R., Yoshizawa, M., O'Quin, K., Espinasa, L., Rohner, N., Borowsky, R. and Warren, W. Conference Paper 2015 Population genomics of cavefish
Moran, D., Softley, R. and Warrant, E.J. Journal Article 2015 The energetic cost of vision and the evolution of eyeless Mexican cavefish
Ma, L., Jeffery, W.R., Essner, J.J. and Kowalko, J.E. Journal Article 2015 Genome editing using TALENs in blind Mexican cavefish, Astyanax mexicanus
Ma, L. and Jeffery, W.R. Conference Paper 2015 Molecular analysis of an A. mexicanus eye QTL reveals a potential role of Cystathionine B-synthase A in cavefish eye degeration
Hinaux, H., Recher, G., Blin, M., Devos, L., Alié, A. and Rétaux, S. Conference Paper 2015 Sensory evolution in blind cavefish is driven bt early embryonic events during gasrulation and neurulation
Hinaux, H., Blin, M., Fumey, J., Legendre, L., Heuze, A., Casane, D. and Retaux, S. Journal Article 2015 Lens defects in Astyanax mexicanus cavefish: Evolution of crystallins and a role for alphaA-crystallin
Yoshizawa, M., Robinson, B.G., Duboue, E.R., Masek, P., Jaggard, J.B., O'Quin, K.E., Borowsky, R.L., Jeffery, W.R. and Keene, A.C. Journal Article 2015 Distinct genetic architecture underlies the emergence of sleep loss and prey-seeking behavior in the Mexican cavefish
Hammer, C., Atukorala, A.D.S. and Franz‐Odendaal, T. Journal Article 2015 Dentition influences shape of oral jaws in fish
Tabin, J., Rohner, N., Haro, A., Kowalko, J., Martineau, B., Borowsky, R. and Tabin, C. Conference Paper 2015 The evolution of temperature in Astyanax
Gross, J.B., Meyer, B. and Perkins, M. Journal Article 2015 The rise of Astyanax cavefish
Fumey, J., Hinaux, H., Noirot, C., Rétaux S. and Casane, D. Conference Paper 2015 Evidence of late Pleistocene origin of Astyanax mexicanus cavefish
Jaggard, J.B., Robinson, B., Oh, I., Masek, P., Yoshizawa, M. and Keene, A. Conference Paper 2015 Distinct neural mechanisms underlie the convergent evolution of sleep loss in Astyanax
Ma, L., Carlson, B., Stahl, B., Powers, M. and Gross, J.B. Conference Paper 2015 Candidate genes analysis for pigment development in Astyanax cavefish
Sumi, K., Asaoka, R., Nakae, M. and Sasaki, K. Journal Article 2015 Innervation of the lateral line system in the blind cavefish Astyanax mexicanus (Characidae) and comparisons with the eyed surface-dwelling form
Carlson, B.M., Onusko, S.W. and Gross, J.B. Journal Article 2015 A high-density linkage map for Astyanax mexicanus Using genotyping-by-sequencing technology
Kulpa, M., Bak-Coleman, J. and Coombs, S. Journal Article 2015 The lateral line is necessary for blind cavefish rheotaxis in non-uniform flow
Yoshizawa, M. and Macaspac, C. Conference Paper 2015 How to build DIY water-flow system that successfully makes a cavefish spawn
Devos, L, Alie, A. and Retaux, S. Conference Paper 2015 Developmental evolution of the basal forebrain in cavefish
Riddle, M. and Tobin, C.J. Conference Paper 2015 Astyanax mexicanus as a model to study metabolism and the evolution of the digestive system
Reyes, W.D. Thesis 2015 Effects of temperature and water flow on morphology of Astyanax mexicanus (Teleostei: Characidae):
Bilandzija, H. Conference Paper 2015 The loss of body pigmentation has evolved independantly in multiple animal taxa that have successfully colonised subterranean habitats
Soares, D. Conference Paper 2015 Functional imaging of circuits commonly associated with vision processing in the Astyanax blind cavefish
Yoshizawa, M. Journal Article 2015 Behaviors of cavefish offer insight into developmental evolution.
Kasumyan, A. O. and Marusov, E. A. Journal Article 2015 Chemoorientation in the feeding behavior of the blind Mexican cavefish Astyanax fasciatus (Characidae, Teleostei)
Powers, A.K., Sung, J.Y.T. and Gross, J.B. Conference Paper 2015 Investigating a potential relationship between constructive trait evolution and aberant cranial phenotypes in Asyanax cavefish
Garcia, O.M., Santacruz, A., Reynoso, V.H. and Maldonado, E. Conference Paper 2015 Spatial memory experiments in Astyanax mexicabus
Caballero-Hernandez, O., Hernandez-Patricio, M., Sigala-Regalado, I., Morales-Malacara, J.B. and Miranda-Anaya, M. Journal Article 2015 Circadian rhythms and photic entrainment of swimming activity in cave-dwelling fish Astyanax mexicanus (Actinopterygii: Characidae), from El Sotano La Tinaja, San Luis Potosi, Mexico
Keene, A. Conference Paper 2015 Convergent evolution of sleep loss
O’Quin, K.E., Doshi, P., Lyon, A., Hoenemeyer, E., Yoshizawa, M. and Jeffery, W,R. Journal Article 2015 Complex evolutionary and genetic patterns characterize the loss of scleral ossification in the Blind cavefish, Astyanax mexicanus
Stahl, B.A. and Gross, J.B. Journal Article 2015 Alterations in Mc1r gene expression are associated with regressive pigmentation in Astyanax cavefish
Aspiras, A.C., Rohner, N., Martineau, B., Borowsky, R.L. and Tabin, C.J. Conference Paper 2015 Melanocortin 4 receptor mutations contribute to the adaptation of cavefish to nutrient-poor conditions
Robinson, B.G., Jaggard, J.B., Yoshizawa, M. and Keene, A.C. Conference Paper 2015 The evolution of sleep loss in relation to metabolic processes in Mexican cavefish
Bradic, M, Rohner, N, Tabin, C and Borowsky, R. Conference Paper 2015 Caves with eyed and eyeless populations of Astyanax
Stahl, B.A., Ma, L. and Gross, J.B. Conference Paper 2015 High resolution genomic mapping reveals genes contributing to complex melaophore variation in Astyanax mexicanus cavefish
Rohner, N., Aspiras, A., Borowsky, R. and Tabin, C. Conference Paper 2015 Hungry, fat and healthy - Studying the physiological basis of cave adaptation
Gross, J.B., Stahl, B.A., Powers, A.K. and Carlson, B.M. Journal Article 2016 Natural bone fragmentation in the blind cave-dwelling fish, Astyanax mexicanus: candidate gene identification through integrative comparative genomics
Beale, A.D. and Whitmore, D. Book Section 2016 Daily rhythms in a timeless environment: Circadian clocks in Astyanax mexicanus
Hollifield, B., Bilandžija, H. and Jeffery, W. Conference Paper 2016 Understanding the colonization of caves: Effects of constant darkness on the surface form of Astyanax mexicanus
Powers, A. Davis, E., Kaplan, S. and Gross, J. Conference Paper 2016 The evolution of craniofacial shape change in the blind Mexican Cavefish.
Rohner, N. Book Section 2016 Selection through standing genetic variation
Borowsky, R. Book Section 2016 Regressive evolution: Testing hypotheses of selection and drift
Martin, L., Bilandžija, H., Soueidan, S. and Jeffery, W. Conference Paper 2016 The relationship between differential anesthesia tolerance and melanin pigment development in cave-adapted and surface Astyanax mexicanus
Casane, D. and Retaux, S. Journal Article 2016 Evolutionary genetics of the cavefish Astyanax mexicanus
Aspiras, A., Tabin, C. and Rohner, N. Conference Paper 2016 Astyanax mexicanus as a natural model for metabolic adaptation
Piscor, D. and Parise-Maltempi, P. P. Journal Article 2016 Chromosomal mapping of H3 histone and 5S rRNA genes in eight species of Astyanax (Pisces, Characiformes) with different diploid numbers: syntenic conservation of repetitive genes
Wilkens, H Journal Article 2016 Genetics and hybridization in surface and cave Astyanax (Teleostei): a comparison of regressive and constructive traits
Soares, D., Niemiller, M.L. and Higgs, D.M. Journal Article 2016 Hearing in Cavefishes
Foulkes, N.S., Whitmore, D., Vallone, D and Bertolucci, C. Journal Article 2016 Studying the evolution of the vertebrate circadian clock: The power of fish as compataive models
Piscor, D., Centofante, L and Parise-Maltempi, P. P. Journal Article 2016 Highly similar morphologies between chromosomes bearing U2 snRNA gene clusters in the group Astyanax Baird and Girard 1854 (Characiformes: Characidae): An evolutionary approach in species with 2n=36, 46, 48 and 50
Atukorala, A.D.S. and Franz-Odendaal, T.A. Book Section 2016 Evolution and Development of the Cavefish Oral Jaws: Adaptations for Feeding
Elliott, W.R. Book Section 2016 Cave biodiversity and ecology of the Sierra de El Abra region
O'Quin, K. and McGaugh, S.E. Book Section 2016 Mapping the genetic basis of troglomorphy in Astyanax: How far we have come and where do we go from here?
Beale, A., Whitmore, D. and Moran, D. Journal Article 2016 Life in a dark biosphere: A review of circadian physiology in "arrhythmic" environments
Santacruz, A., Garcia, O.M.., Tinoco-Cuellar, M., Rangel-Huerta, E. and Maldonado, E. Book Section 2016 Spatial mapping in perpetual darkness: EvoDevo of behavior in Astyanax mexicanus cavefish
Duboue, E.R. and Keene, A.C. Book Section 2016 Investigating the evolution of sleep in the Mexican cavefish
Rossini, B.C., Oliveira, C.A.M., Melo, F.A.G., Bertaco, V.A., Astarloa, J.M.D., Rosso, J.J., Fauto, F. and Oliveira, C. Journal Article 2016 Highlighting Astyanax Species Diversity through DNA Barcoding.
Lyon, A., Krutzler, A.J., Gross, J.B. and O'Quin, K.E. Conference Paper 2016 Two to three genes control scleral ossification in blind Astyanax mexicanus cavefish
Elliott, W.R. Book Section 2016 Cave exploration and mapping in the Sierra de El Abra Region
Jeffery, W.R. Book Section 2016 Concluding remarks: The Astyanax community
Schmitter-Soto, J.J. Journal Article 2016 A phylogeny of Astyanax (Characiformes: Characidae) in Central and North America
O'Quin, K.E., Doshi, P., Lyon, A., Hoenemeyer, E., Yoshizawa, M. and Jeffery, W.R. Conference Paper 2016 The evolution of scleral ossification in the Mexican Cavefish (Astyanax mexicanus)
Tabin, C.J. Book Section 2016 Introduction: The Emergence of the Mexican Cavefish as an Important Model System for Understanding Phenotypic Evolution
Keene, A.C., Yoshizawa, M. and McGaugh, S.E. Book 2016 Biology and Evolution of the Mexican Cavefish
Jeffery, W.R. Conference Paper 2016 Homocystinuria in Cavefish: Molecular analysis of an Astyanax eye QTL reveals the role of cystathionine ß-synthase in eye degeneration
Jeffery, W.R. Journal Article 2016 The comparative organismal approach in evolutionary developmental biology: Insights from ascidians and cavefish
Cartwright, R.A., Schwartz, R.S., Merry, A.L. and Howell, M.M. Journal Article 2016 Strong selection is necessary for evolution of blindness in cave dwellers
Carlson, B.M. and Gross, J.B. Conference Paper 2016 The unusual suspects: Genetic analysis reveals candidate genes potentially underlying altered activity profiles in the blind Mexican tetra, Astyanax mexicanus
Hinaux, H., Retaux, S. and Elipot, Y. Book Section 2016 Social behavior and aggressiveness in Astyanax
Yamamoto, Y. Book Section 2016 Molecular Mechanisms of Eye Degeneration in Cavefish
Kowalko, J.E., Ma, L. and Jeffery, W.R. Journal Article 2016 Genome editing in Astyanax mexicanus using transcription activator-like effector nucleases (TALENs)
Gross, J.B. Book Section 2016 Convergence and parallelism in Astyanax cave-dwelling fish
Ma, L., Stahl, B., Adams, H. and Gross, J. Conference Paper 2016 Molecular analysis of melanophore lineage genes in cavefish depigmentation
Retaux, S., Alie, A., Blin, M., Devos, L., Elipot, Y. and Hinaux, H. Book Section 2016 Neural development and evolution in Astyanax mexicanus: Comparing cavefish and surface fish brains
Volkoff, H. Book Section 2016 Feeding behavior, starvation response, and endocrine regulation of feeding in Mexican blind cavefish (Astyanax fasciatus mexicanus)
Hinaux, H., Devos, L., Blin, M., Elipot, Y., Bibliowicz, J., Alei, A. and Retaux, S. Journal Article 2016 Sensory evolution in blind cavefish is driven by early embryonic events during gastrulation and neurulation.
Jeffery, W.R., Ma, L., Parkhurst, A. and Bilandzija, H. Book Section 2016 Pigment regression and albinism in Astyanax cavefish
Yoshizawa, M. Book Section 2016 The evolution of sensory adaptation in Astyanax mexicanus
Pennisi, E. Journal Article 2016 Antisocial cave fish may hold clues to schizophrenia, autism
Bilandžija, H. Conference Proceedings 2016 Evolution of melanin pigment regression in cave animals
Gross, J.B. and Powers, A.K. Book Section 2016 The evolution of the cavefish craniofacial complex
Yoshizawa, M., Settle, A., Macaspac, C., Fernandes, V. Yoshida, M. and Keene, A. Conference Paper 2016 Adaptation through changes of behavioral and morphological traits in Mexican Cavefish
Burt de Perera, T., Holbrook, R. and Davis, V. Journal Article 2016 The representation of three-dimensional space in fish
Pennisi, E Journal Article 2016 Blind cave fish may provide insights into human health
Bilandžija, H. Conference Proceedings 2016 Adaptive differences between dopamine-related locomotor activity in cave and surface dwelling Astyanax mexicanus
Gross, J.B., Gangidine, A and Powers, A.K. Journal Article 2016 Asymmetric facial bone fragmentation mirrors asymmetric distribution of cranial neuromasts in blind Mexican cavefish
Shoen, E., Jeffery, W. and Bilandžija, H. Conference Paper 2016 Adaptive differences between dopamine-related locomotor activity in cave and surface dwelling Astyanax mexicanus
Gross, J.B., Powers, A.K., Davis, E.M. and Kaplan, S.A. Journal Article 2016 A pleiotropic interaction between vision loss and hypermelanism in Astyanax mexicanus cave x surface hybrids
Espinasa, L. and Espinasa, M. Book Section 2016 Hydrogeology of Caves in the Sierra de El Abra Region
Riddle, M., Finley, M., Marancik, D., Martineau, B. and Tabin, C. Conference Paper 2017 What’s in your water? Pathogen landscape analysis of lab-raised Astyanax mexicanus; practical guidelines to increase biosecurity
Espinasa, L., Bonaroti, N., Wong, J., Pottin, K., Queinnec, E. and Retaux, S. Journal Article 2017 Contrasting feeding habits of post-larval and adult Astyanax cavefish
Kopp, J., Coppola, J. and Espinasa, L. Conference Paper 2017 Phylogeographical convergence between two troglobitic organisms in the Sierra de El Abra
Bonaroti, N., Rutkowski, J., Rétaux, S., Collins, E., Ornelas García, P., Heintz, C. and Espinasa, L. Conference Paper 2017 A year in the life of two populations of Astyanax mexicanus.
Jaggard, J.B., Robinson, B.G., Stahl, B, Oh, I., Masek, P., Yoshizawa, M. and Keene, A. Journal Article 2017 The lateral line confers evolutionarily derived sleep loss in the Mexican cavefish.
Poulson, T.L Journal Article 2017 Book review: Wilkens and Strecker 2017 Evolution in the dark
Box, A.C., Peuß, R., Haug, J. and Rohner, N. Conference Paper 2017 Immunology without antibodies: Studying fish hematopoietic tissue using intrinsic cell signals, image cytometry and advanced analysis methods
Powers, A.K., Davis, E.M., Kaplan, S.A. and Gross, J.B. Journal Article 2017 Cranial asymmetry arises later in the life history of the blind Mexican cavefish, Astyanax mexicanus
Espinasa, L., Gibbon, D., Rutkowski, J., Collins, E. and Rohner, N. Conference Paper 2017 Recuperation of vision in a blind cavefish population.
Stahl, B.A., Jaggard, J.B., Duboue, E.R. and Keene, A.C. Conference Paper 2017 The evolution of neural circuitry regulating sleep and arousal in the blind mexican cavefish
Ornelas-Garcia, C.P., Powers, A., Berning, D., Rodiles, R., Barluenga, M. and Gross, J.B. Conference Paper 2017 Transcriptome analyses and 3d geometric morphometrics characterization of lacustrine species pairs in Astyanax genus
Powers, A.K., Davis, E.M., Kaplan, S.A. and Gross, J.B. Conference Paper 2017 The evolution of cranial asymmetry across the life history of the blind mexican cavefish
Krishnan, J. and Rohner, N. Journal Article 2017 Cavefish and the basis for eye loss
Herman, A., Weagley, J., Jeffery, W.R., Borowsky, R., Brandvain, Y., Bilandžija, H., Espinasa, L., O'Quin, K., Ornelas-García, C., Gilbertson, E., Passow, C., Yoshizawa, M., Warren, W. and McGaugh, S.E. Conference Paper 2017 Population genomics in Astyanax
Peña-Herrejón, Guillermo A. Sanchez-Velazquez, Julieta Cruz-Hernández, Andrez Aguirre-Becerra, Humberto García-Trejo, Fernando Conference Paper 2017 Breeding system for Astyanax mexicanus
Stahl, B.A. and Gross, J.B. Journal Article 2017 A comparative transcriptomic analysis of development in two Astyanax cave populations
Collins, E., Rutkowski, J., Ornelas García, P., Rétaux, S., Rohner, N. and Espinasa, L. Conference Paper 2017 Divergent evolutionary pathways for aggression and territoriality in Astyanax cave fish
Delić, T., Trontelj, P., Rendoš, M. and Fišer, C. Journal Article 2017 The importance of naming cryptic species and the conservation of endemic subterranean amphipods
Alvarado, C.G., Gálvez Hernández, O., Garduño Sánchez, M. and Ornelas García, C.P. Conference Paper 2017 Parallel evolution of body shape in Astyanax (Characidae) morphotypes
Gore, A.V., Tomins, K., Iben, J., Castranova, D., Davis, A., Parkhurst, A., Soueidan, S., Jeffery, W.R. and Weinstein, B.M. Conference Paper 2017 Role of DNA methylation in cavefish eye specific gene repression
Torres-Paz, J., Alié, A., Devos, L., Prunier, L., Boulet, F., Blin, M., Elipot, Y. and Rétaux, S. Conference Paper 2017 Developmental evolution of the prosencephalon in blind cavefish: Origins of natural variations in neuropeptidergic patterning and their behavioral consequences
Maldonado, E., García O.M. and Santacruz, A. Conference Paper 2017 Evodevo and adaptations to perpetually dark environments: The left-right swimming preference in cave and surface morphs from Astyanax mexicanus
Di Tizio, L., Di Francesco, N., Pennelli, M. and Placentile, G. Conference Paper 2017 Osservazioni in acquario sulla fenologia del caracide cieco delle grotte Astyanax jordani
Simon, N., Fujita, S., Porter, M. and Yoshizawa, M. Conference Paper 2017 Extra-ocular opsin expression of Astyanax mexicanus cave and surface morphs
Gore, A.V., Tomins, K.A., Iben, J., Ma, L., Castranova, D., Davis, A.E., Parkhurst, A., Jeffery, W.R. and Weinstein, B.M. Journal Article 2017 An epigenetic mechanism for cavefish eye degeneration
Pierre, C., Froc, C., Callebert, J. and Rétaux, S. Conference Paper 2017 Functional and behavioral consequences of the mutation in MAO in the blind cavefish Astyanax mexicanus
Riddle, M., Aspiras, A., Tabin, J., Damen, F., Martineu, B., Peavey, M. and Tabin, C. Conference Paper 2017 It takes guts to live in a cave: Investigating the genetic basis of cave-specific gastrointestinal (gi) and metabolic adaptations
Kaplan, S.A., Powers, A.K. and Gross, J.B. Conference Paper 2017 Understanding the Origin of Cranial Bone Fragmentation: Live-fluorescent Imaging Across Astyanax mexicanus Development
Schmitter-Soto, J.J. Journal Article 2017 A revision of Astyanax (Characiformes: Characidae) in Central and North America, with the description of nine new species
Simon, V., Elleboode, R., Mahé,K. Legendre, L., Ornelas‑Garcia, P., Espinasa, L. and Rétaux, S. Journal Article 2017 Comparing growth in surface and cave morphs of the species Astyanax mexicanus: insights from scales
Fumey, J., Hinaux, H., Noirot, C., Thermes, C., Retaux, S. and Casane, D. Journal Article 2017 Evidence for Late Pleistocene origin of Astyanax mexicanus cavefish.
Jaggard, J.B., Robinson, B.G., Stahl, B.A., Oh, I., Masek, P., Yoshizawa, M. and Keene, A.C. Conference Paper 2017 The lateral line confers evolutionarily derived sleep loss in the mexican cavefish
Tabin, J., Rohner, N., Haro, A., Kowalko, J., Martineau, B., Borowsky, R. and Tabin, C. Conference Paper 2017 The evolution of temperature preference in the mexican cave fish Astyanax mexicanus
Wilkens, H. and Strecker, U. Book 2017 Evolution in the dark: Darwin's loss without selection
Jeffery, W.R., Ma, L., Tomins, K., Castranova, D., Weinstein, B.M. and Gore, A. Conference Paper 2017 Analysis of the eye QTL gene CBSA reveals the role of cranial vasculature in regression of the cavefish visual system
Lyon, A., Powers, A.K., Gross, J.B. and O'Quin, K.E. Journal Article 2017 Two – three loci control scleral ossicle formation via epistasis in the cavefish Astyanax mexicanus
Gorički, S., Stanković, D., Snoj, A., Kuntner, M., Jeffery, W.R., Trontelj, P., Pavićević, M., Grizelj, Z., Năpăruş-Aljančič, M. and Aljančič, G. Journal Article 2017 Environmental DNA in subterranean biology: range extension and taxonomic implications for Proteus
Gross, J.B. Conference Paper 2017 Evolution and development of cranial asymmetry in Astyanax cavefish
Cartwright, R.A., Schwartz, R.C., Merry, A.L. and Howell, M.M. Journal Article 2017 The importance of selection in the evolution of blindness in cavefish
Mifsud. N. and Baker, N. Journal Article 2017 Poissons mexicains: une fenêtre sur l’évolution.
Hinaux, H., Recher, G., Alie, A., Legendre, L., Blin, M. and Retaux, S. Journal Article 2017 Lens apoptosis in the Astyanax blind cavefish is not triggered by its small size or defects in morphogenesis
Retaux, S., Bibliowicz, J., Blin, M., Elipot, Y., Espinasa, L., Hinaux, H. and Tine, E. Conference Paper 2017 Mechanisms underlying the evolution of olfactory capacities in blind cavefish
Krishnan, J., Seidel, C. and Rohner, N. Conference Paper 2017 Regulatory evolution in cavefish metabolism
Fernandes, V., Macaspac, C. and Yoshizawa, M. Conference Paper 2017 How enhancement of sensory system is integrated to generate adaptive behavior
Hyacinthe, C., Aattia, J., Froc, C. and Retaux, S. Conference Paper 2017 Evolution of acoustic communication in the blind cavefish Astyanax mexicanus
Yoshizawa, M., Valdez, C., Yew, J., Coyle, K. and Roberts, R. Conference Paper 2017 Rapid evolution of the gut symbionts and asd-like behavior in the extreme cave environment
Riddle, M.R.; Tabin, C.J Conference Paper 2017 The eyeless Mexican cavefish Astyanax mexicanus as a model to investigate development and evolution of the gastrointestinal (GI) tract
Aspiras, A.C., Riddle, M., Zueckert-Gaudenz, K., Peuß, R., Martineau, B., Box, A., Levy, M., Tabin, J.A., McGaugh, S., Borowsky, R., Tabin, C.J. and Rohner, N. Conference Paper 2017 Insulin resistance in cavefish as an adaptation to a nutrient-poor environment
Devitsina, G.V. and Golovkina, T.V. Journal Article 2018 Structural Organization of the Taste Apparatus in Characins (Characidae, Teleostei
Riddle, M.R., Boesmans, W., Caballero, O, Kazwiny, Y. and Tabin,C.J. Journal Article 2018 Morphogenesis and motility of the Astyanax mexicanus gastrointestinal tract
Mirande, J.M. Journal Article 2018 Morphology, molecules and the phylogeny of Characidae (Teleostei, Characiformes)
Fernandes, V.F.L., Macaspac, C., Lu, L. and Yoshizawa, M. Journal Article 2018 Evolution of the developmental plasticity and a coupling between left mechanosensory neuromasts and an adaptive foraging behavior
Borowsky, R. Journal Article 2018 Primer. Cavefishes
Frøland Steindal, I.V., Beale, A.D., Yamamoto, Y. and Whitmore, D. Journal Article 2018 Development of the Astyanax mexicanus circadian clock and non-visual light responses
Riddle, M., Martineau, B., Peavey, M. and Tabin, C. Journal Article 2018 Raising the Mexican tetra Astyanax mexicanus for analysis of post-larval phenotypes and whole-mount immunohistochemistry.
Tabin, J.A., Aspiras, A., Martineau, B., Riddle, M., Kowalko, J., Borowsky, R., Rohner, N. and Tabin, C.J. Journal Article 2018 Temperature preference of cave and surface populations of Astyanax mexicanus
Bilandzija, H., Abraham, L., Ma, L., Renner, K.J., & Jeffery, W.R. Journal Article 2018 Behavioural changes controlled by catecholaminergic systems explain recurrent loss of pigmentation in cavefish
Porter, M.L. and Sumner‐Rooney, L. Conference Paper 2018 Evolution in the dark: Unifying our understanding of eye loss
Shiriagin, V. and Korsching, S.I. Journal Article 2018 Massive expansion of bitter taste receptors in blind cavefish, Astyanax mexicanus
Espinasa, L., Hoese, G., Toulkeridis, T. and Toomey, R. Journal Article 2018 Corroboration that the Mc1rGly/Ser mutation correlates with the phenotypic expression of pigmentation in Astroblepus
Espinasa, L., Robinson, J. and Espinasa, M. Journal Article 2018 Mc1r gene in Astroblepus pholeter and Astyanax mexicanus: Convergent regressive evolution of pigmentation across cavefish species
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Pagano, C., Siauciunaite, R., Idda, M.L., Ruggiero, G., Ceinos, R.M., Pagano, M., Frigato, E., Bertolucci, C., Foulkes, N.S. and Vallone, D. Journal Article 2018 Evolution shapes the responsiveness of the D-box enhancer element to light and reactive oxygen species in vertebrates
Borowsky, R., Luk, A., He, X.J. and Kim, R.S. Journal Article 2018 Unique sperm haplotypes are associated with phenotypically different sperm subpopulations in Astyanax fish
Riddle, M.R., Aspiras, A.C., Gaudenz, K., Peuß, R., Sung, J.Y., Martineau, B., Peavey, M., Box, A.C., Tabin, J.A., McGaugh, S., Borowsky, R., Tabin, C.J. and Rohner, N. Journal Article 2018 Insulin resistance in cavefish as an adaptation to a nutrient-limited environment
Rohner, N. Journal Article 2018 Cavefish as an evolutionary mutant model system for human disease
Herman, A., Brandvain, Y., Weagley, J., Jeffery, W.R., Keene, A.C., Kono, T.J., Bilandžija, H., Borowsky, R., Espinasa, L., O'Quin, K., Ornelas-García, C.P., Yoshizawa, M., Carlson, B, Maldonado E, Gross JB, Cartwright RA, Rohner N, Warren WC, McGaugh SE. Journal Article 2018 The role of gene flow in rapid and repeated evolution of cave‐related traits in Mexican tetra, Astyanax mexicanus
Fumey, J., Hinaux, H., Noirot, C., Thermes, C., Rétaux, S. and Casane, D. Journal Article 2018 Evidence for late Pleistocene origin of Astyanax mexicanus cavefish
Helena, B., Lindsey, A., Li, M., Kenneth, J.R. and William, R.J. Journal Article 2018 Behavioural changes controlled by catecholaminergic systems explain recurrent loss of pigmentation in cavefish
Atukorala, A.D.S. and Franz-Odendaal, T.A. Journal Article 2018 Genetic linkage between altered tooth and eye development in lens-ablated Astyanax mexicanus
Garita-Alvarado, C.A., Barluenga, M. and Ornelas-García, C.P. Journal Article 2018 Parallel evolution of morphs of Astyanax species (Teleostei: Characidae) in México and Central America
Gross, J.B., Weagley, J., Stahl, B.A., Ma, L., Espinasa, L. and McGaugh, S.E. Journal Article 2018 A local duplication of the Melanocortin receptor 1 locus in Astyanax
Keene, A.C.and Duboue, E.R. Journal Article 2018 The origins and evolution of sleep
Pazza, R., Dergam, J.A. and Kavalco, K.F. Journal Article 2018 Trends in karyotype evolution in Astyanax (Teleostei, Characiformes, Characidae): Insights from molecular data.
Retaux, S. Journal Article 2018 The healthy diabetic cavefish conundrum
Torres-Paz,J., Hyacinthe, C., Pierre, C., Retaux, S. Journal Article 2018 Towards an integrated approach to understand Mexican cavefish evolution
Blin, M., Tine, E., Meister, L., Elipot, Y., Bibliowicz, J., Espinasa, L. and Rétaux, S. Journal Article 2018 Developmental evolution and developmental plasticity of the olfactory epithelium and olfactory skills in Mexican cavefish
Stahl, B.A., Sears, C.R., Ma, L., Perkins, M., & Gross, J.B. Book Section 2018 Pmela and Tyrp1b contribute to melanophore variation in Mexican cavefish
Gore, A.V., Tomins K.A., Iben, J., Ma, L., Castranova, D., Davis, A.E., Parkhurst, A., Jeffery, W.R. and Weinstein, B.M. Journal Article 2018 An epigenetic mechanism for cavefish eye degeneration
Bussotti, S., Di Franco, A., Bianchi, C.N., Chevaldonné, P., Egea, L., Fanelli, E., Lejeusne, C., Musco, L., Navarro-Barranco, C., Pey, A. and Planes, S. Journal Article 2018 Fish mitigate trophic depletion in marine cave ecosystems
Ornelas-García, P,. Pajares, S., Sosa-Jiménez, V.M., Rétaux, S. and Miranda-Gamboa, R.A. Journal Article 2018 Microbiome differences between riverdwelling and cave-adapted populations of the fish Astyanax mexicanus (De Filippi, 1853)
Powers, A.K., Kaplan, S.A., Boggs, T.E. and Gross, J. Journal Article 2018 Facial bone fragmentation in blind cavefish arises through two unusual ossification processes
Ahmad, H., Azizan, T.R.P.T., Noor, M.H.M., Hassim, H.A. and Daud, H.M. Journal Article 2018 Development of a Y-maze task for studying cognitive function using teleost zebrafish (Danio rerio) and cavefish (Astyanax mexicanus)
Jaggard, J.B., Stahl, B.A., Lloyd, E., Prober, D.A., Duboue, E.R. and Keene, A.C. Journal Article 2018 Hypocretin underlies the evolution of sleep loss in the Mexican cavefish
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Kling, J. Journal Article 2018 Insulin resistance grows in the dark
Carlson, B.M. and Gross, J.B. Journal Article 2018 Characterization and comparison of activity profiles exhibited by the cave and surface morphotypes of the blind Mexican tetra, Astyanax mexicanus
Kopp, J., Avasthi, S. and Espinasa, L. Journal Article 2018 Phylogeographical convergence between Astyanax cavefish and mysid shrimps in the Sierra de El Abra, Mexico
Tang, J.L.Y., Guo, Y., Stockdale, W.T., Rana, K., Killen, A.C., Mommersteeg, M.T.M. and Yamamoto, Y. Journal Article 2018 The developmental origin of heart size and shape differences in Astyanax mexicanus populations
Atukorallaya, D.S.A. and Ratnayake, R.K. Journal Article 2018 Shaping the craniofacial skeleton of Mexican cavefish (Astyanax mexicanus); Role of Osteoblast and Osteoclast.
Carlson, B.M., Klingler, I.B., Meyer, B.J. and Gross, J.B. Journal Article 2018 Genetic analysis reveals candidate genes for activity QTL in the blind Mexican tetra, Astyanax mexicanus
Kasumyana, A.O. and Marusova, E.A. Journal Article 2018 Odor stimulation and relation to taste stimuli in the blind cave fish Astyanax fasciatus
Chin, J.S.R., Gassant, C.E., Amaral, P.M., Lloyd, E., Stahl, B.A., Jaggard, J.B., Keene, A.C. and Duboue, E.R. Journal Article 2018 Convergence on reduced stress behavior in the Mexican blind cavefish
Jeffery, W.R. Conference Paper 2018 Maternal genetic effects in Astyanax cavefish development
Sears, C.R. and Gross, J.B. Conference Paper 2018 The RNA Architecture of Life in the Dark: A Transcriptomic Assessment of Varying Photic Conditions in the Blind Mexican Cavefish, Astyanax mexicanus
Ojha, A. and Watve, M. Journal Article 2018 Blind fish: An eye opener
Stockdale, W.T., Lemieux, M.E., Killen, A.C., Zhao, J., Hu, J., Riepsaame, J. Hamilton, N., Kudoh, T., Riley, P.R., van Aerle, R., Yamamoto, Y. and Mommersteeg, M.T.M. Journal Article 2018 Heart regeneration in the Mexican cavefish
Zhao, H., Di Mauro, G., Lungu-Mitea, S., Negrini, P., Guarino, A.M., Frigato, E., Braunbeck, T., Ma, H., Lamparter, T., Vallone, D., Bertolucci, C. and Foulkes, N.S. Journal Article 2018 Modulation of DNA repair systems in blind cavefish during evolution in constant darkness
Kasumyan, A.O. and Marusov, E.A. Journal Article 2018 [Odor stimulation and relation to taste stimuli in the blind cave fish Astyanax fasciatus]
Davis, V.A., Holbrook, R.I. and Burt de Perera, T. Journal Article 2018 The influence of locomotory style on three-dimensional spatial learning
Torres-Dowdall, J., Karagic, N., Plath, M. and Riesch, R. Journal Article 2018 Evolution in caves: selection from darkness causes spinal deformities in teleost fishes
Gore, A., Jeffery, W., Retaux, S. and Rohner, N. Book 2018 Cavefish development
Ceinos, R., Frigato, E., Pagano, C., Fröhlich, N., Negrini, P., Cavallari, N., Vallone, D., Fuselli, S., Bertolucci, C. and Foulkes, N. Journal Article 2018 Mutations in blind cavefish target the light-regulated circadian clock gene, period 2
Klaassen, H., Wang, Y., Adamski, K., Rohner, N. and Kowalko, J.E. Journal Article 2018 CRISPR mutagenesis confirms the role of oca2 in melanin pigmentation in Astyanax mexicanus
Stern, D.B and Crandall, K.A. Journal Article 2018 The evolution of gene expression underlying vision loss in cave animals
Koch, L. Journal Article 2018 All eyes on rapid adaptive evolution
Powers, A.K., Boggs, T.E. and Gross, J.B. Journal Article 2018 Canal neuromast position prefigures developmental patterning of the suborbital bone series in Astyanax cave- and surface-dwelling fish
Gore, A.V., Rohner, N., Rétaux, S. and Jeffery, W.R. Journal Article 2018 Seeing a bright future for a blind fish
Rohner, N. Book Section 2018 “Out of the dark” Cavefish are entering biomedical research
Xiong, S., Krishnan, J., Peuß, F. and Rohner, N. Journal Article 2018 Early adipogenesis contributes to excess fat accumulation in cave populations of Astyanax mexicanus
Ma, L., Strickler, A.G., Parkhurst, A., Yoshizawa, M., Shi, J. and Jeffery, W.R. Journal Article 2018 Maternal genetic effects in Astyanax cavefish development
Alie, A., Devos, L., Torres-Paz, J., Prunier, L., Boulet, F., Blin, M., Elipot, Y. and Retaux, S. Journal Article 2018 Developmental evolution of the forebrain in cavefish, from natural variations in neuropeptides to behavior
Espinasa, L. Book Section 2018 The Guerrero fish population: Astyanax aeneus as a comparative cavefish model
Ren, X.Y., Hamilton, N., Müller, F. and Yamamoto, Y. Journal Article 2018 Cellular rearrangement of the prechordal plate contributes to eye degeneration in the cavefish
Elliott, W.R. Book 2018 The Astyanax Caves of Mexico: Cavefishes of San Luís Potosí, Tamaulipas, and Guerrero
Espinasa, L., Legendre, L., Fumey, J., Blin, M., Rétaux, S. and Espinasa, M. Journal Article 2018 A new cave locality for Astyanax cavefish in Sierra de El Abra, Mexico
Ornelas-García, P., Pajares, S., Sosa-Jiménez, V.M., Rétaux, S. and Miranda-Gamboa, R.A. Journal Article 2018 Microbiome differences between river-dwelling and caveadapted populations of the fish Astyanax mexicanus (De Filippi, 1853)
Yoshizawa, M., Settle, A., Hermosura, M.C., Tuttle, L.J., Cetraro, N., Passow, C.N. and McGaugh, S.E. Journal Article 2018 The evolution of a series of behavioral traits is associated with autism-risk genes in cavefish
Boggs, T.E. and Gross, J.B. Conference Paper 2019 Exploring the role of blood physiology in cave adaptation
Atukorallaya, D., Bhatia, V. and Ratnayake, R. Conference Paper 2019 Tooth and jaw development in health and disease; Insight form Mexican tetra (Astyanax mexicanus)
Jaggard, J., Lloyd, E., Loomis, C., Cook, C., Vega, P., McGaugh, S., Rohner, N., Bohrner, J., Duboue, E. and Keene, A.C. Conference Paper 2019 A cavefish brain atlas reveals functional and anatomical evolution of morphology and neural activity with convergence of sleep and feeding circuits
Hyacinthe, C., Attia, J. and Retaux, S. Journal Article 2019 Evolution of acoustic communication in blind cavefish
Barash, D.P. Journal Article 2019 Review of: Wilkens and Strecker (2017) Evolution in the Dark: Darwin’s Loss Without Selection
Duboue, E. Conference Paper 2019 Evolution of stress responses in Mexican cavefish
Loomis, C., Peuss, R., Jaggard, J.B., Wang, Y., McKinney, S.A., Raftopoulos, S.C., … Duboue, E.R. Journal Article 2019 An adult brain atlas reveals broad neuroanatomical changes in independently evolved populations of Mexican cavefish
Lloyd, E., Olive, C., Stahl, B.A., Jaggard, J.B., Amaral, P., Duboué, E.R. and Keene, A.C. Conference Paper 2019 Evolutionary shift towards lateral line dependent prey-capture in the Mexican Cavefish
Kibele, C.S., Montgomery, J.C. and Radford, C.A. Journal Article 2019 The use of evoked potentials to determine sensory sub‑modality contributions to acoustic and hydrodynamic sensing
Garduño-Sánchez, M.A.A. and Ornelas-García, C.P. Conference Paper 2019 Molecular evolution of rhodopsin gene in Astyanax mexicanus (De Filippi, 1853)
Loomis, C., Peuss, R., Green, M., McGaugh, S.E., Rohner, N., Keene, A.C. and Duboue, E.R. Conference Paper 2019 Generation of a brain atlas for adult Astyanax reveal differences in distinct neuroanatomical sub-nuclei associated with cave-specific behaviors
Riddle, M., Damen, F., Aspiras, A., Tabin, J., McGaugh, S. and Tabin, C. Conference Paper 2019 Investigating the genetic and developmental basis of gut length plasticity in A. mexicanus
Simon, V., Hyacinthe, C. and Retaux, S. Journal Article 2019 Breeding behavior in the blind Mexican cavefish and its river‐dwelling conspecific
Mogdans, J. Journal Article 2019 Sensory ecology of the fish lateral-line system: Morphological and physiological adaptations for the perception of hydrodynamic stimuli
McDole, B., Jaggard, J., Duboue, E. and Keene, A.C. Conference Paper 2019 Multiphoton ablation of HCRT neurons increases sleep in the Molino cavefish population
van der Laan, R. Book 2019 Freshwater fish list. An alphabetic scientific name list of the world's freshwater fishes and an overview of the scientific names used in the aquarium literature
Riddle, M.R. and Tabin, C.J. Journal Article 2019 Little fish, big questions: A collection of modern techniques for Mexican tetra research
Torres-Paz, J., Leclercq. J. and Rétaux, S. Conference Paper 2019 Evolution of gastrulation and forebrain morphogenesis in Astyanax mexicanus
Kowalko, J.E. Conference Paper 2019 Elucidating the genetic basis of trait evolution in the cavefish
Peuß, R., Box, A.C., Wang, Y., Chen, S., Krishnan, J., Tsuchiya, D., Peak, A., Perera, A., Slaughter, B. and Rohner, N. Conference Paper 2019 Cave adaptation shifts immune cell composition compensating increased inflammatory responses in Astyanax mexicanus
Keene, A.C. and Appelbaum, L. Journal Article 2019 Sleep in fish models
Maximino, C., do Carmo Silva, R.X., dos Santos Campos, K., de Oliveira, J.S., Rocha, S.P., Pyterson, M.P., dos Santos Souza, D.P., Feitosa, L.M., Ikeda, S.R., Pimentel, A.F.N., Pâmila N. F. Journal Article 2019 Sensory ecology of ostariophysan alarm substances
Paz, A., McDole, B., Duboue, E. and Keene, A.C. Conference Paper 2019 Analysis of startle responses in A. mexicanus reveals possible effects of diminished predation
Mcgaugh, S.E., Weaver, S., Gilbertson, E.N., Garrett, B., Rudeen, M.I., Grieb, S., Roberts, J., Donny, A., Marchetto, P. and Gluesenkamp, A,G. Journal Article 2019 Evidence for rapid phenotypic and behavioural shifts in a recently established cavefish population
Jazwinska, A. and Blanchoud, S. Journal Article 2019 Towards deciphering variations of heart regeneration in fish
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Krishnan, J. and Rohner, N. Conference Paper 2019 Regulatory evolution of metabolic adaptations in cavefish
Bilandžija, H., Hollifield, B., Steck, M., Meng, G., Ng, M., Bedek, J., Ćetković, H., Porter, M., Renner, K.J. ands Jeffery, W.R. Conference Paper 2019 Phenotypic plasticity and genetic assimilation in the evolution of cave-adapted traits in Astyanax mexicanus
Bilandžija, H., Hollifield, B., Steck, M., Meng, G., Ng, M., Koch, A.D., Gračan, R., Ćetković, H., Porter, M.L., Renner, K.J. and Jeffery, W.R. Journal Article 2019 Phenotypic plasticity as a mechanism of cave colonization and adaptation
van der Weele, C.M. and Jeffery, W.R. Conference Paper 2019 Cavefish embryos develop more red blood cells as an adaptation to hypoxia
McGaugh, S.E., Passow, C.N., Jaggard, J.B., Stahl, B.A. and Keene, A.C. Journal Article 2019 Unique transcriptional signatures of sleep loss across independently evolved cavefish populations
Coppola, J. and Espinasa, L. Journal Article 2019 Cave Astyanax: Hunters or scavengers? Evidence from gut contents
Hernández, J., Garita-Alvarado, C.A. and Ornelas-García, C.P. Conference Paper 2019 Parallel trophic morphology in cave and surface fish Astyanax mexicanus (De Filippi 1853)
Stahl, B.A., Peuß, R., McDole, B., Kenzior, A., Jaggard, J.B., Gaudenz, K., Krishnan, J., McGaugh, S.E., Duboue, E.R., Keene, A.C and Rohner, N. Journal Article 2019 Stable transgenesis in Astyanax mexicanus using the Tol2 transposase system
Phelps, A. and Gross, J. Conference Paper 2019 Examination of pigmentation differences in cave and surface Astyanax mexicanus using in situ hybridization
Imarazene, B., Herpin, A., Feron, R., Postlethwait, J.H., Schartl, M., Retaux, S. and Guiguen, Y. Conference Paper 2019 Micro-evolution of sex determination mechanisms and sex determining genes in the cavefish, Astyanax mexicanus
Yoshizawa, M., Valdez, C., Balaan, C., Lactaoen, K., Kato, J., Ito, M., Yew, J. and Iwashita, M. Conference Paper 2019 Reciprocal social Interaction was recovered under the treatment of ketogenic diet
Sifuentes-Romero I. and Kowalko, J.E. Conference Paper 2019 Morphological variations in eye size: does rx3 play a role?
Jeffery, W.R., Ma, L., Shi, J., Ng, M. and Gore,A. Conference Paper 2019 Evolution of left-right axis asymmetry in Astyanax cavefish
Mogdans, J. Journal Article 2019 Sensory ecology of the fish lateral line system: morphological and physiological adaptations for the perception of hydrodynamic stimuli
McGaugh, S.E., Weaver, S., Gilbertson, E.N., Garrett, B., Rudeen, M.L., Grieb, S., Roberts, J., Donny, A., Marchetto, P. and Gluesenkamp, A.G. Journal Article 2019 Evidence for rapid phenotypic and behavioral change in a recently established cavefish population
Piscor, D., Pozzobon, A.P.B., Fernandes, C.A., Centofante, L, and Parise-Maltempi, P.P. Journal Article 2019 Molecular clock as insight to estimate the evolutionary history and times of divergence for 10 nominal Astyanax species (Characiformes, Characidae): An evolutionary approach in species with 2n = 36, 46, 48, and 50 chromosomes
Yoffe, M., Patel, K., Palia, E., Kolawole, S., Streets, A., Haspel, G. and Soares, D. Journal Article 2019 Hunting strategies and the lateral line of Astyanax mexicanus larva
Palluzzi, T., Rowland, R. and Gross, J. Conference Paper 2019 The effect of neuromast position on bone fragmentation in the third suborbital bone of Astyanax mexicanus
Ornelas-García, C.P., Pajares, S., Sosa-Jiménez, V.M., Rétaux, S. and Gamboa-Miranda, R. Conference Paper 2019 Microbiome characterization of cave-adapted and surface populations of the fish Astyanax mexicanus (De Filippi, 1853)
Espinasa, L., Retaux, S., Yoshisawa, M., Heintz, C. and Balogh-Robinson, R. Conference Paper 2019 Vibration Attraction Behavior expression is prevalent among caves, but variable within caves
Powers, A.K., Garita-Alvarado, C., Rodiles, R., Berning, D.J., Gross, J.B. and Ornelas-García, C.P. Conference Paper 2019 Cranial plasticity in lake-dwelling Astyanax morphotypes corresponds to feeding preference
McNeill-Jewer, C.A., Reinhardt, E.G., Collins, S., Kovacs, S., Chan, W.M., Devos and LeMaillot, F.C. Journal Article 2019 The effect of seasonal rainfall on nutrient input and biological productivity in the Yax Chen cave system (Ox Bel Ha), Mexico, and implications for μXRF core studies of paleohydrology
Stahl, B.A., Jaggard, J.B., Chin, J.S., Kowalko, J.E., Keene, A.C. and Duboué, E.R. Journal Article 2019 Manipulation of gene function in Mexican cavefish
Torres-Paz, J., Leclercq, J. and Rétaux, S. Journal Article 2019 Maternally regulated gastrulation as a source of variation contributing to cavefish forebrain evolution
Stahl, B.A., Peuß, R., McDole, B., Kenzior, A., Jaggard, J.B., Gaudenz, K., Krishnan, J., McGaugh, S.E., Duboue, E.R., Keene, A.C. and Rohner, N. Conference Paper 2019 Stable transgenesis in Astyanax mexicanus using the Tol2 transposase system
Atukorala, A.D.S., Bhatia, V. and Ratnayake, R. Journal Article 2019 Craniofacial skeleton of Mexican tetra (Astyanax mexicanus): As a bone disease model
Kindl, G.H. and O’Quin, K.E. Journal Article 2019 On intra- and inter-specific variation in teleost scleral ossification
Worsham, M., Fernandes, V.F.L., Settle, A., Balaan, C., Lactaoen, K., Tuttle, L.J., Iwashita, M. and Yoshizawa, M. Journal Article 2019 Behavioral tracking and neuromast imaging of Mexican cavefish.
Gluesenkamp, A. and McGaugh, S. Conference Paper 2019 The Texas Tetra Project
Xiong, S., Krishnan, J., Peuss, R. and Rohner, N. Conference Paper 2019 How cavefish adapt to food limited environment?
Simon, N., Fujita, S., Porter, M. and Yoshizawa, M. Journal Article 2019 Expression of extraocular opsin genes and light-dependent basal activity of blind cavefish
Gore, A., Swearer, A., Iben, J. and Weinstein, B. Conference Paper 2019 Cavefish: a model to study subcutaneous fat deposition
Blin, M. and Rétaux, S. Journal Article 2019 Voir ou sentir, l’histoire d’Astyanax mexicanus
Peuß, R., Zakibe, Z., Krishnan, J., Merryman, M.S., Baumann, D.P. and Rohner, N. Journal Article 2019 Gamete collection and In vitro fertilization of Astyanax mexicanus
Pierre, C., Torres-Paz, J., Froc, C., Callebert, J. and Rétaux, S. Conference Paper 2019 Functional and behavioral consequences of the mutation in monoamine oxidase (MAO) in the blind cavefish Astyanax mexicanus
Stockdale, W.T., Deal, O., Heintz, C., Rohner, N., and Mommersteeg, M.T.M. Conference Paper 2019 Glucose metabolism during heart regeneration in the Astyanax mexicanus
Shimobayashi, M., Shetty, S., Frei, I.C., Wölnerhanssen, B.K., Weissenberger, D., Dietz, N., Thomas, A., Ritz, D., Meyer-Gerspach, A.C., Maier, T., Hay, N., Peterli, R., Rohner, N. Journal Article 2019 Diet-induced loss of adipose Hexokinase 2 triggers hyperglycemia
Potts, H.G., Stockdale, W.T., Choudhury, R.P. and Mommersteeg, M.T.M. Conference Paper 2019 Investigating the role of CD11b/ITGAM, a leukocyte adhesion protein, in cardiac regeneration
Riddle, M.R., Aspiras, A., Damen, F., Hutchinson, J.N., Chinnapen, D. and Tabin, C.J. Journal Article 2019 Genetic architecture underlying changes in carotenoid accumulation during the evolution of the Blind Mexican cavefish, Astyanax mexicanus
Borowsky, R., Luk, A. and Kim, R.S. Journal Article 2019 Sperm swimming behaviors are correlated with sperm haploid genetic variability in the Mexican tetra, Astyanax mexicanus
Jeffery, W.R. Book Section 2019 Astyanax mexicanus: A vertebrate model for evolution, adaptation, and development in caves
Chin, J.S.R., Loomis, C.L., Phan, T.A.N., Albert, L.T., Chang, L.P., Keene, A.C. and Duboué, E.R. Conference Paper 2019 Diminished stress responses in the Mexican blind cavefish
Jaggard, J.B., Lloyd, E., Lopatto, A., Duboue, E.R. and Keene, A.C. Journal Article 2019 Automated measurements of sleep and locomotor activity in Mexican cavefish.
Gil-Galvez, A., de la Calle Mustienes, E., Neto, A.., Bilandžija, H., Jeffery, W.R., Gómez-Skarmeta, J.L. Conference Paper 2019 The role of Cis-Regulatory elements in morphological adaptation to cave environment in Astyanax mexicanus
Kling, J. Journal Article 2019 To wild depths for new models
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Duboue, E.R., Kowalko, J.E. and Keene, A.C. Journal Article 2022 Course‐based undergraduate research experiences (CURES) as a pathway to diversify science
Santacruz, A., Hernández-Mena, D., Miranda-Gamboa, R.A., Pérez-Ponce de León, G. and Ornelas-Garcíai, P. Conference Paper 2022 Host-parasite interactions after niche change: the macroparasite diversity in the Mexican cavefish Astyanax mexicanus
Fernandes, V.F.L., Glaser, Y., Iwashita, M. and Yoshizawa, M. Journal Article 2022 Evolution of left–right asymmetry in the sensory system and foraging behavior during adaptation to food‑sparse cave environments
Leal, F. and Tabin, C.J. Conference Paper 2022 Genetic basis of metabolic specializations in the Mexican cavefish
Schartl, M. Conference Paper 2022 Sex determination in the Pachón cavefish, Astyanax mexicanus, by B-chromosomes
Potts, H.G., Lemieux, M.E., Rice, E.S., Warren,W., Choudhury, R.P. and Mommersteeg, M.T.M. Journal Article 2022 Discordant genome assemblies drastically alter the interpretation of single-cell RNA sequencing data which can be mitigated by a novel integration method
Fily, Y., Patch, A., Paz, A., Holt, K.J., Duboué, E.R., Keene, A.C. and Kowalko, J.E. Conference Paper 2022 Evolution of schooling and exploration strategies in the Mexican tetra fish
Callier, V. Journal Article 2022 Blind Cave Fish May Trade Color for Energy. Pasty cave fish seem to repurpose a melanin-making molecule to better survive famine
Tanvir, Z., Rivera, D., Severi, K.E., Haspel, G. and Soares, D. Conference Paper 2022 Evolutionary and homeostatic changes in morphology of visual dendrites of Mauthner cells in Astyanax blind cavefish
Legendre, L., Rode, J., Germon, I., Pavie, M., Quiviger, C., Policarpo, M., Leclercq, J., Père, S., Fumey, J., Hyacinthe, C., Ornelas-García, P., Espinasa, L., Rétaux, S. and Casane, D. Journal Article 2022 Genetic identification and reiterated captures suggests that the Astyanax mexicanus El Pachón cavefish population is closed and declining
Goes, C.A.G., dos Santos, R.Z., Aguiar, W.R.C., Alves, D.C.V., Silva, D.M.Z.dA., Foresti, F., Oliveira, C., Utsunomia, R. and Porto-Foresti, F. Journal Article 2022 Revealing the satellite DNA history in Psalidodon and Astyanax Characid fish by comparative satellitomics
Lloyd, E., Chouuk, B., Conith, A., Albertson, R.C. and Keene, A.C. Conference Paper 2022 Investigating the evolution and developmental plasticity of sleep and activity patterns in Lake Malawi cichlids
Kuhn, J., Azari, S. and Volkoff, H. Journal Article 2022 Effects of temperature on food intake and the expression of appetite regulators in three Characidae fish: The black-skirted tetra (Gymnocorymbus ternetzi), neon tetra (Paracheirodon innesi) and Mexican cavefish (Astyanax mexicanus)
Maderspacher, F. Journal Article 2022 White, fat and blind — Economy and evolution in caves
Lunsford, E.T., Paz, A., Keene, A.C. and Liao, J.C. Journal Article 2022 Evolutionary convergence of a neural mechanism in the cavefish lateral line system
Espinasa, L., Collins, E., Ornelas García, C.P., Rétaux, S., Rohner, N. and Rutkowski, J. Journal Article 2022 Divergent evolutionary pathways for aggression and territoriality in Astyanax cavefish
Tobler, M. Conference Paper 2022 Extreme environments, natural complexity, and the predictability of evolution
Vogt, G. Book Section 2022 Epigenetics and phenotypic plasticity in animals
Rice, E. Warren, W.C., Carroll, R., Keene, A. and Rohner, N. Conference Paper 2022 The evolution of structural change along a surface to cavefish genome trajectory
Perry, A., McGaugh, S.E., Keene, A.C. and Blackmon, H. Journal Article 2022 CaveCrawler: an interactive analysis suite for cavefish bioinformatics
Berning, D. Thesis 2022 Developmental timing and genetic architecture of external taste expansion in the blind Mexican cavefish, Astyanax mexicanus
Lunghi, E. and Bilandžija, H. Conference Paper 2022 Average telomere length in cave vs surface Astyanax mexicanus
Krishnan, J., Wang, Y., Kenzior, O., Huzaifa, H., Olsen, L., Tsuchiya, D., Wang, Y., Zhao, C. and Rohner, N. Journal Article 2022 Liver-derived cell lines from cavefish Astyanax mexicanus as an in vitro model for studying metabolic adaptation
Sumbre, G. Conference Paper 2022 Principles of functional circuit connectivity: Insights from the zebrafish optic tectum
Lesku, J.A. and Rattenborg, N.C. Journal Article 2022 The missing cost of ecological sleep loss
Thakur, S., Tuyet Tra, N. and Cummings, M. Conference Paper 2022 Understanding coping styles in a fish species with alternative reproductive tactics
Roberts, R.J.B., Pop, S. and Prieto-Godino, L.L. Journal Article 2022 Evolution of central neural circuits: state of the art and perspectives
Hyacinthe, C., Attia, J., Schutz, E., Casane, D. and Rétaux, S. Journal Article 2022 Acoustic signatures in cavefish populations inhabiting different caves
Perry, A. McGaugh, S.E., Keene, A.C. and Blackmon, H. Conference Paper 2022 CaveCrawler: An interactive analysis suite for cavefish bioinformatics
Shafer, M.E.R., Sawh, A.N. and Schier, A.F. Journal Article 2022 Gene family evolution underlies cell-type diversification in the hypothalamus of teleosts
Baumann, D.P. and Ingalls, A. Book Section 2022 Mexican tetra (Astyanax mexicanus): biology, husbandry, and experimental protocols
Hendrickson, D. Conference Paper 2022 Not yet known
Soares, D. Conference Paper 2022 Evolutionary insights and constraints from the nervous systems and behavior of cavefish
Kozol, R.V., Conith, A.J., Yuiska, A., Cree-Newman, A., Tolentino, B., Banesh, K., Paz, A., Lloyd, E., Kowalko, J.E., Keene, A.C., R. Albertson, C. and Duboue, E.R. Journal Article 2022 A brain-wide anatomical analysis suggests structural coevolution of distinct neuroanatomical modules
Biswas, T., Paulson, A., Hall, K, and Rohner, N. Conference Paper 2022 Fish(ing) in the Hi(gh)-C(sea)
Enriquez, M.S. Thesis 2022 Investigating rapid divergence of sensory systems between satellite populations of the Mexican tetra (Astyanax mexicanus)
Espinasa, L., Diamant, R., Mesquita, M., Lindquist, J.M., Powers, A.M. and Helmreich, J. Journal Article 2022 Laterality in cavefish: Left or right foraging behavior in Astyanax mexicanus
Espinasa, L., Rohner, N. and Rétaux, S. Journal Article 2022 Reproductive seasonality of Astyanax mexicanus cavefish
van der Weele C.M. and Jeffery, W.R. Journal Article 2022 Cavefish cope with environmental hypoxia by developing more erythrocytes and overexpression of hypoxia-inducible genes
Fernandes, V.F.L., Espinasa, L., Glaser, Y., Iwashita, M., Sadowski, P. and Yoshizawa, M. Conference Paper 2022 Diversity of the left-right asymmetry evolution in the sensory system and the behavior output of Astyanax mexicanus
Gross, J.B., and Powers, A.K. Journal Article 2022 Reinterpreting the work of Charles Breder: Sensory neuromasts and orbital skeleton variation in eyeless Astyanax cavefish
Olsen, L., Levy, M., Medley, J.K., Hassan, H., Alexander, R., Wilcock, E., Yi, K., Florens, L., McKinney, S., Peuß, R., Persons, J., Kenzior, A., Maldonado, E., Gluesenkamp, A. et al. Journal Article 2022 Metabolic reprogramming underlies cavefish muscular endurance despite loss of muscle mass and contractility
Bronner, M. Conference Paper 2022 Not yet known
Boggs, T.E., Friedman, J.S. and Gross, J.B. Journal Article 2022 Alterations to cavefish red blood cells provide evidence of adaptation to reduced subterranean oxygen
Mogdans, J. Book Section 2022 The processing of hydrodynamic stimuli with the fish lateral line system
Rodriguez-Santiago, M., Jordan, A. and Hofmann, H.A. Journal Article 2022 Neural activity patterns differ between learning contexts in a social fish
Martik, M. Conference Paper 2022 Reactivation of the embryonic neural crest gene program during zebrafish cardiac regeneration
Lunsford, E.T. Thesis 2022 Mechanisms and evolution of sensory feedback and signal transduction in lateral line hair cells
Porfiri, M., Zhang, P. and Peterson, S.D. Journal Article 2022 Hydrodynamic model of fish orientation in a channel flow
Leclercq, J., Torres-Paz, J., Policarpo, M., Agnès, F. and Rétaux, S. Journal Article 2022 Evolution of the regulation of developmental gene expression in blind Mexican cavefish
Riddle, M., Guerra, D.P., Aspiras, A., Chinnapen, D., Damen, F., Hutchinson, J.N., McGaugh, S., Tabin, J. and Tabin, C. Conference Paper 2022 Evolution of provitamin A assimilation in Astyanax mexicanus
Reyes Pérez, R.I. Thesis 2022 Evolutionary development of skull morphology in the cavefish Astyanax mexicanus
Moran, R.L., Jaggard, J.B., Roback, E.Y., Kenzior, A., Rohner, N., Kowalko, J.E., Ornelas-García, C.P., McGaugh, S.E. and Keene, A.C. Journal Article 2022 Hybridization underlies localized trait evolution in cavefish
Patch, A., Paz, A., Holt, K.J., Duboué, E.R., Keene, A.C., Kowalko, J.E. and Fily, Y. Journal Article 2022 Kinematic analysis of social interactions deconstructs the evolved loss of schooling behavior in cavefish
Kozol, R.A., Conith, A.J., Yuiska, A., Cree-Newman, A., Tolentino, B., Banesh, K., Paz, A., Lloyd, E., Kowalko, J.E., Keene, A.C., Albertson, R.C. and Duboue, E.R. Conference Paper 2022 Global and discrete mechanisms of evolution have transformed the shape and volume of cavefish brain regions
Retaux, S., Attia, J., Blin, M., Casane, D., Espinasa, L., Hyacinthe, C., Imarazene, B., Leclercq, J., Legendre, L., Père, S., Pierre, C., Policarpo, M., Torres-Paz, J., and Simon, V. Conference Paper 2022 Ten years of cavefish field studies: what have we learned?
Jeffery, W. Conference Paper 2022 Environmental hypoxia is a driver of Sonic Hedgehog-dependent troglomorphic evolution in Astyanax cavefish
Krishnan, J., Seidel, C.W., Zhang, N., Singh, N.P., Van Campen, J., Peuß, R., Xiong, S., Kenzior, A., Li, H., Conaway, J.W. and Rohner, N. Conference Paper 2022 Genome-wide analysis of cis-regulatory changes underlying metabolic adaptation of cavefish
Stanton, D., Justin, H.S. and Reitzel, A.M. Journal Article 2022 Step in time: Conservation of circadian clock genes in animal evolution
Baratti, G., Potrich, D., Lee, S.A., Morandi-Raikova, A. and Sovrano, V.A. Journal Article 2022 The geometric world of fishes: A synthesis on spatial reorientation in Teleosts
Lloyd, E., McDole, B., Privat, M., Jaggard, J.B., Duboué, E., Sumbre, G. and Keene, A. Conference Paper 2022 Blind cavefish retain functional connectivity in the tectum despite loss of retinal input
Kemeny, R. Web Page 2022 Blind Mexican cave fish are developing cave-specific accents. The Mexican tetra has evolved to live in a number of dark caves – and now we know that the fish in each cave use clicks to communicate in distinct ways
Boggs, T. and Gross, J.B. Conference Paper 2022 Evidence of adaptation to hypoxic subterranean waters in Astyanax mexicanus.
Páscoa, I., Fonseca, E., Ferraz, R., Machado, A.M., Conrado, F., Ruivo, R., Cunha, I. and Castro, L.F.C. Journal Article 2022 The preservation of PPARg genome duplicates in some Teleost tineages: Insights into lipid metabolism and xenobiotic exploitation
Leclercq, J., Torres-Paz, J. and Rétaux, S. Conference Paper 2022 Evolution of gene expression regulation in blind cavefish embryos
Silva. P., Zavareh, P.A. and Atukorala, D. Book Section 2022 Teleost fish as model animals to understand alcohol teratology
Powers, A., Berning, D., Boggs, T., Hamm, A. and Gross, J. Conference Paper 2022 Towards an understanding of the developmental and genetic attributes of cranial variation in Astyanax cavefish
Smith, D.G. and Bowman, I.A. Journal Article 2022 The long journey of Curt Kosswig
van der Weele, C. and Jeffery, W.R. Conference Paper 2022 Cavefish develop more erythrocytes and overexpress hypoxia Inducible genes as a response to hypoxic environments
Perry, A., McGaugh, S.E., Keene, A.C. and Blackmon, H. Web Page 2022 CaveCrawler
Lunsford, E.T., Paz, A., Keene, A.C. and Liao, J.C. Journal Article 2022 Evolutionary convergence of a neural mechanism in the cavefish lateral line system
Powers, A.K., Hyacinthe, C., Riddle, M., Kim, Y.K., Amaismeier, A., Thiel, K., Martineau, B., Ferrante, E., Moran, R., McGaugh, S., Boggs, T., Gross, J.B. and Tabin, C.J. Journal Article 2022 Genetic mapping of craniofacial traits in the Mexican tetra reveals loci associated with bite differences between cave and surface fish
Powers, A.K and Tabin, C. Conference Paper 2022 The genetic basis underlying jaw size differences in cavefish
Pierre, C., Callebert, J., Launay, J.M. and Rétaux, S. Journal Article 2022 The enzymatic and neurochemical outcomes of a mutation in Mexican cavefish MAO reveal teleost-specific aspects of brain monoamine homeostasis
Lesser, E. Web Page 2022 Cavefish focus on which way the water flows
Agnes, F., Torres-Paz, J., Michel, P. and Rétaux, S. Conference Paper 2022 A 3D molecular map of the cavefish neural plate illuminates eyefield organization and its borders in vertebrates
Borowsky, R. and Chen, H. Journal Article 2022 Mutagenesis alters sperm swimming velocity in Astyanax
Krishnan, J., Seidel, C.W., Zhang, N., Singh, N.P., VanCampen, J., Peuß, R., Xiong, S., Kenzior, A., Li, H., Conaway. J.W. and Rohner, N. Journal Article 2022 Genome-wide analysis of cis-regulatory changes underlying metabolic adaptation of cavefish
Olsen, L., Gluesenkamp, A., Mager, E., Coughlin, D. and Rohner, N. Conference Paper 2022 Metabolic reprogramming underlies cavefish muscular endurance despite selective loss of muscle mass and contractility
Iwashita, M., Tran, A., Wong, M., Lee, R. and Yoshizawa, M. Journal Article 2022 Metabolic shift toward ketosis in asocial cavefish increases social-like collective behavior
Berning, D. and Gross, J.B. Conference Paper 2022 Developmental timing and genetic architecture of external taste expansion in the Mexican tetra, Astyanax mexicanus
Rétaux, S. Journal Article 2022 La boîte à outils de l’évolution développementale ou comment les poissons cavernicoles mexicains ont perdu leurs yeux
Nwosu, U. Thesis 2022 Regulation of activity patterns in Astyanax mexicanus cavefifish
Agnès, F., Torres-Paz, J., Michel, P. and Rétaux, S. Journal Article 2022 A 3D molecular map of the cavefish neural plate illuminates eye-field organization and its borders in vertebrates
Espinasa, L. and Diamant, R. Conference Paper 2022 Laterality in foraging behavior, reproductive seasonality, and other results from several multi-year, longitudinal studies in the field
Leclercq, J. Thesis 2022 Evolution of the eye in Astyanax mexicanus : contribution of maternal and early developmental regulations
Medley, J.K., Persons, J., Biswas, T., Olsen, L., Peuß, R., Krishnan, J., Xiong, S. and Rohner, N. Journal Article 2022 The metabolome of Mexican cavefish shows a convergent signature highlighting sugar, antioxidant, and ageing-related metabolites
Yoshizawa, M., Balmilero-Unciano, R., Valdez, C., Lactaoen, K., Kato, J., Ito, M., Clarke, K. and Iwashita, M. Conference Paper 2022 Plasticity in the expression of social affinity under the environmental interventions: spatial and dietary
Agnès, F., Torres-Paz, J., Michel, O. and Rétaux, S. Journal Article 2022 A 3D molecular map of the cavefish neural plate illuminates eye-field organization and its borders in vertebrates
Jeffery, W.R. Ma, L., Ng, M., Shi, J. and Gore, A.V. Conference Paper 2022 Control of visceral asymmetry in Astyanax development: Sonic Hedgehog and the left-right organizer
Lloyd, E., McDole, B., Privat, M., Jaggard, J.B., Duboue, E.R., Sumbre, G. and Keene, A.C. Journal Article 2022 Blind cavefish retain functional connectivity in the tectum despite loss of retinal input
Bhatia, V., de Jesus, V.C., Shaik, F.A., Jaggupilli, A., Singh, N., Chelikani, P. and Atukorallaya, D. Journal Article 2022 Extraoral expression and characterization of bitter taste receptors in Astyanax mexicanus (Mexican tetra fish)
Pennington, A. Thesis 2022 Bioinformatics analyses of new genes of focus in the research of autism with dogs, fats, and a variety of other model organisms
Moran, R.L., Jaggard, J.B., Roback, E.Y., Kenzior, A., Rohner, N., Kowalko, J.E., Ornelas-García, C.P., McGaugh, S.E. and Keene, A.C. Conference Paper 2022 Hybridization underlies localized trait evolution in cavefish
Garduno-Sanchez, M., Hernandez-Lozano, J., Moran, R., Miranda-Gamboa, R., Gross, J., Rohner, N., Elliott, W.R., Miller, J., Lozano-Vilano, L., McGaugh, S. and Ornelas-Garcia, C. Journal Article 2022 Phylogeographic relationships and morphological evolution between cave and surface Astyanax mexicanus populations (De Fillipi 1853) (Actinopterygii, Characidae)
Krishnan, J., Wang, Y., Kenzior, O., Hassan, H., Olsen, L., Tsuchiya, D., Kenzior, A., Peuß, R., Xiong, S., Wang, Y., Zhao, C. and Rohner, N. Journal Article 2022 Liver-derived cell lines from cavefish Astyanax mexicanus as an in vitro model for studying metabolic adaptation
Paz, A., Holt, K., Duboué, E., Fily, Y. and Kowalko, J. Conference Paper 2022 The developmental trajectory of social behavior in the Mexican cavefish
Rodriguez-Morales, R., Gonzalez-Lerma, P., Yuiska, A., Heon Han, J., Guerra, Y., Crisostomo, L., Keene, A.C., Duboue, E.R. and Kowalko, J.E. Journal Article 2022 Convergence on reduced aggression through shared behavioral traits in multiple populations of Astyanax mexicanus
Choy, S., Polyakov, E., Thakur, S., Lloyd, E., Keene, A. and Kowalko, J. Conference Paper 2022 Uncovering the role of oca2 in the evolution of prey capture in cavefish
Hutton, P., Rodríguez-Morales, R., Ferrufino, E., Lloyd, E., Dubuoé, E.R., Kowalko, J.E. and Keene, A.C. Conference Paper 2022 Preliminary data from a functional screen reveals multiple sleep-regulating genes in A. mexicanus
Rodriguez-Morales, R., Gonzalez-Lerma, P., Yuiska, A., Heon Han, J., Guerra, Y., Crisostomo, L., Keene, A.C., Duboue, E.R. and Kowalko, J. Journal Article 2022 Convergence on reduced aggression through shared behavioral traits in multiple populations of Astyanax mexicanus
Oliva, C., Hinz, N.K., Robinson, W., Barrett Thompson, A.M., Booth, J., Crisostomo, L.M., Zanineli, S., Tanner, M., Lloyd, E., O’Gorman, M., McDole, B., Paz, A., Kozol, R. et al. Journal Article 2022 Characterizing the genetic basis of trait evolution in the Mexican cavefish
Wilson, E.J., Tobler, M., Riesch, R., Martínez-García, L. and García-De León, F.J. Conference Paper 2022 Natural diet of three populations of the Mexican cavefish, Astyanax mexicanus
Rodríguez-Ballesteros, V., Mendoza-Garfias, B., Ulloa-Arvizu, R., Balcazar, A. and Ornelas-García, C.P. Journal Article 2022 Morphological description of gametes in cave and surface populations of Astyanax mexicanus (De Filippi, 1853)
Rodríguez-Morales, R., Gonzalez, P., Guerra, Y., Crisostomo, L., Pileggi, B., Kimmel, A. and Kowalko, J. Conference Paper 2022 Evolution of aggressive behaviors in the blind Mexican cavefish
Jiménez, A.G., Nash-Braun, E. and Meyers, J.R. Journal Article 2023 White epaxial muscle aerobic and anaerobic potential and muscle fiber structure in surface and cave morphotypes of the Mexican cavefish (Astyanax mexicanus)
Borowsky, R.L. Journal Article 2023 Selection maintains the phenotypic divergence of cave and surface fish
Lomheim, H.J., Rodas, L.R., Mulla, L., Freeborn, L., Sun, D.A., Sanders, S.A. and Protas, M.E. Journal Article 2023 Transcriptomic analysis of cave, surface, and hybrid samples of the isopod Asellus aquaticus and identification of chromosomal location of candidate genes for cave phenotype evolution
Garduño-Sánchez, M.A.A., de Jesus-Bonilla, V., Perea, S., Miranda-Gamboa, R., Herrera- García, A., de la Maza Benignos, M. and Ornelas-García, C.P. Journal Article 2023 Mitochondrial phylogeography and molecular evolution of the rhodopsin visual pigment in troglobitic populations of Astyanax mexicanus (De Filippi, 1853)
Bucher, L. and Gross, J. Web Page 2023 Mexican cavefish living in hypoxic environments exhibit changes in expression of oxygen-transporters
Batista da Silva, I., Barbosa, D.A., Kavalco, K.F., Nunes, L.R., Pasa, R. and Menegidio, F.B. Journal Article 2023 Discovery of putative long non‑coding RNAs expressed in the eyes of Astyanax mexicanus (Actinopterygii: Characidae)
Jiménez, A.G., Nash-Braun, E. and Meyers, J.R. Journal Article 2023 Chronic thermal acclimation effects on critical thermal maxima (CTmax) and oxidative stress differences in white epaxial muscle between surface and cave morphotypes of the Mexican cavefish (Astyanax mexicanus)
Culver, D.C., Kowalko, J.E. and Pipan, T. Journal Article 2023 Natural selection versus neutral mutation in the evolution of subterranean life: A false dichotomy?
Kozol, R.A., Yuiska, A., Han, J.H., Tolentino, B., Lopatto, A., Lewis, P., Paz, A., Keene, A.C., Kowalko, J.E. and Duboue, E.R. Journal Article 2023 Novel husbandry practices result in rapid rates of growth and sexual maturation without impacting adult behavior in the blind Mexican cavefish
Lakhiani, R., Shanavas, S. and Melnattur, K. Journal Article 2023 Comparative biology of sleep in diverse animals
Berning, D. and Gross, J.B. Journal Article 2023 The constructive evolution of taste in Astyanax cavefish: A review.
Gil Galvez, A. Thesis 2023 The role of Cis-Regulatory elements during evolution at different evolutionary time points
Baumann, D.P. and Ingalls, A. Book Section 2023 Cryopreservation of the Mexican Tetra Astyanax mexicanus
Yang, X., Song, Y., Zhang, R., Yu, M., Guo, X., Guo, H., Du, X., Sun, S., Li, C., Mao, X., Fan, G. and Liu, X. Journal Article 2023 Unraveling the genomic features, phylogeny and genetic basis of tooth ontogenesis in Characiformes through analysis of four genomes
Legendre, L., Rode, J., Germon, I., Pavie, M., Quiviger, C., Policarpo, M., Leclercq, J., Père, S., Fumey, J. Hyacinthe, C. et al. Journal Article 2023 Genetic identification and reiterated captures suggest that the Astyanax mexicanus El Pachón cavefish population is closed and declining
Castillo-Casas, J.M., Caño-Carrillo, S., Sánchez-Fernández, C., Franco, D. and Lozano-Velasco, E. Journal Article 2023 Comparative analysis of heart regeneration: Searching for the key to heal the heart—Part I: Experimental injury models to study cardiac regeneration
Gross, J.B. and Powers, A.K. Journal Article 2023 Reinterpreting the work of Charles Breder: Sensory neuromasts and orbital skeleton variation in eyeless Astyanax cavefish
Olsen, L., Krishnan, J., Banks, C., Hassan, H. and Rohner, N. Journal Article 2023 Circadian rhythm disruption is associated with skeletal muscle dysfunction within the blind Mexican cavefish
Blin, M., Rétaux, S. and Torres-Paz, J. Book Section 2023 Whole-mount multicolor fluorescent labeling by In situ hybridization in Astyanax mexicanus embryos and larvae
Hyacinthe, C., Attia, J., Schutz, E., Lego, L., Casane, D. and Retaux, S. Journal Article 2023 Acoustic signatures in Mexican cavefish populations inhabiting different caves
Kuball, K., Fernandes, V.F.L, Takagi, D. and Yoshizawa, M. Journal Article 2023 Blind cavefish evolved food-searching behavior without changing sensory modality compared with sighted conspecies in the dark
Cardozo, M.J., Sánchez-Bustamante, E. and Bovolenta, P. Journal Article 2023 Optic cup morphogenesis across species and related inborn human eye defects
Sifuentes-Romero, I., Ferrufino, E. and Kowalko, J.E. Book Section 2023 Application of CRISPR-Cas9 for functional analysis in A. mexicanus
Blin, M., Valay, L., Kuratko, M., Pavie, M. and Rétaux, S. Journal Article 2023 Evolution of olfactory sensitivity, preferences and behavioral responses in Mexican cavefish: fish personality matters
Weinberger, M. and Riley, P.R. Journal Article 2023 Animal models to study cardiac regeneration
Arcila, D., Rincon-Sandoval, M., Hanson, W., Hart, P.B., González, V.L., Betancur-R, R. and Bichuette, M.E. Journal Article 2023 Transcriptomic analysis of the Brazilian blind characid, Stygichthys typhlops, reveals convergent selection with Astyanax mexicanus and other cavefishes
Olsen, L. plus 17 others Journal Article 2023 Metabolic reprogramming underlies cavefish muscular endurance despite loss of muscle mass and contractility
Lloyd, E., Kozol, R.A., Duboue, E.R. and Keene, A.C. Book Section 2023 Immunohistochemistry and in vivo neural imaging in A. mexicanus
Iwashita, M., Tran, A., Garcia, M., Cashon, J., Burbano, D., Salgado, V., Hasegawa, M., Balmilero‑Unciano, R., Politan, K., Wong, M., Lee, R.W.Y. and Yoshizawa, M. Journal Article 2023 Metabolic shift toward ketosis in asocial cavefish increases social‑like affinity
Alunni, A., Pierre, C., Torres-Paz, J., Clairet, N., Langlumé, A., Pavie, M., Escoffier-Pirouelle, T., Leblanc, M., Blin, M. and Rétaux, S. Journal Article 2023 An Astyanax mexicanus mao knockout line uncovers the developmental roles of monoamine homeostasis in fish brain
Wilkens, H. Journal Article 2023 The general significance of variability in cave regressive traits for evolution
Moran, R.L., Richards, E.J., Ornelas-García, C.P., Gross, J.B., Donny, A., Wiese, J., Keene, A.C., Kowalko, J.E., Rohner, N. and McGaugh, S.E. Journal Article 2023 Selection-driven trait loss in independently evolved cavefish populations
Biswas, T., Rajendran, N., Hassan, H., Zhao, C. and Rohner, N. Journal Article 2023 3D spheroid culturing of Astyanax mexicanus liver-derived cell lines recapitulates distinct transcriptomic and metabolic states of in vivo tissue environment
Gross, J.B., Berning, D., Phelps, A. and Luc, H. Journal Article 2023 An analysis of lateralized neural crest marker expression across development in the Mexican tetra, Astyanax mexicanus
Hutton, P., Lloyd, E., Dotson, M. and Keene, A.C. Book Section 2023 Sleep behavior analysis in Astyanax mexicanus
Boyle, M.J., Arledge, S., Thomas, B., Tomkins, J.P. and Guliuzza, R.J. Conference Paper 2023 Testing the cavefish model: An organism-focused theory of biological design
Strand, S.H. Web Page 2023 The impact of temperature on developmental morphology and LR Asymmetry in Astyanax mexicanus
Staeger, S. Thesis 2023 Investigating neuroanatomical evolution through proliferative cells in the Astyanax mexicanus
Espinasa, L., Pavie, M. and Rétaux, S. Journal Article 2023 Protocol for lens removal in embryonic fish and its application on the developmental effects of eye regression
Atukorallaya, D., Bhatia, V. and Gonzales, J. Journal Article 2023 Divergent tooth development mechanisms of Mexican tetra fish (Astyanax mexicanus) of Pachon cave origin
Iwashita, M. and Yoshizawa, M. Book Section 2023 A new method to analyze nonvisual-based social-like interactions in asocial cave fish
Powers, A.K., Hyacinthe, C., Riddle, M.R., Kim, Y.K., Amaismeier, A., Thiel, K., Martineau, B., Ferrante, E., Moran, R.L., McGaugh, S.E., Boggs, T.E., Gross, J.B. and Tabin, C.J. Journal Article 2023 Genetic mapping of craniofacial traits in the Mexican tetra reveals loci associated with bite differences between cave and surface fish
Legendre, L., Espinasa, L., Lacaille-Múzquiz, J.-L., Alaniz-Garfia, G., Ornelas-García, P. and Rétaux, S. Journal Article 2023 First record of a freshwater cave sponge (Porifera, unknown gen. and sp.) in a cave inhabited by Astyanax cavefish in the Sierra de El Abra, San Luis Potosí, Mexico
Olsen, L., Krishnan, J., Banks, C., Hassan, H. and Rohner, N. Journal Article 2023 Circadian rhythm disruption linked to skeletal muscle dysfunction in the Mexican Cavefish
Olsen, L., Alexander, R., Krishnan, J. and Rohner, N. Book Section 2023 A generalist’s guide to quantifying swimming behavior within traditional and nontraditional teleost models
Hyacinthe, C. Book Section 2023 Recording acoustic behavior in Astyanax mexicanus fish: Acquisition, decryption, and interpretation
Yang, Y., Xu, T., Conant, G., Kishino, H., Thorne, J.L and Ji, X. Journal Article 2023 Interlocus gene conversion, Natural Selection, and Paralog Homogenization
Sifuentes-Romero, I., Aviles, A.M., Carter, J.L., Chan-Pong, A., Clarke, A., Crotty, P., Engstrom, D., Meka, P., Perez, A., Perez, R., Phelan, C., Sharrard, T., Smirnova, M.I.,Wade, A.J. and Kowalko, J.E. Journal Article 2023 Trait loss in evolution: What cavefish have taught us about mechanisms underlying eye regression
Frøland Steindal, A., Yamamoto, Y. and Whitmore, D. Journal Article 2023 Blind fish have cells that see light
Gross, J.B., Boggs, T.E., Rétaux, S. and Torres-Paz, J. Book Section 2023 Chapter 15. Developmental and genetic basis of troglomorphic traits in the teleost fish Astyanax mexicanus
Miranda-Gamboa, R., Espinasa, L., Verde-Ramírez, M.A., Hernández-Lozano, J., Lacaille, J.L., Espinasa, M., Ornelas-García, C.P. Journal Article 2023 A new cave population of Astyanax mexicanus from Northern Sierra de El Abra, Tamaulipas, Mexico
Riddle, M., Nguyen, N., Nave, M., Peuß, R., Maldonado, E., Rohner, N. and Tabin, C. Journal Article 2023 Genetic adaptation shapes gut microbiome composition in Astyanax mexicanus
Espinasa, L., Diamant, R., Vinepinsky, E. and Espinasa, M. Journal Article 2023 Evolutionary modifications of Astyanax larval prey capture (LPC) in a dark environment
Enriquez ,M.S., Swanson, N., Putland, R.L., Tait, T., Gluesenkamp, A.G., McGaugh, S.E. and Mensinger, A.F. Journal Article 2023 Evidence for rapid divergence of sensory systems between Texas populations of the Mexican tetra (Astyanax mexicanus)
Espinasa, L. and Lewis, K.A. Journal Article 2023 Eye convergence is evoked during larval prey capture (LPC) without visual stimulus and in blind cavefish
Perera, P.P., Guerra, D.P. and Riddle, M.R. Journal Article 2023 The Mexican Tetra, Astyanax mexicanus, as a model system in cell and developmental biology
Rajendran, N., Deng, F., Wang, Y., Kenzior, O., Krishnan, J., Biswas, T., Parmely, T., Rohner, N., Zhao, C. Journal Article 2023 Establishment, long-term maintenance, and characterization of primary liver cells from Astyanax mexicanus
Stowers Institute Web Page 2023 Stowers scientists use cavefish to learn about metabolism and the evolutionary basis of being a couch potato
Olsen, L., Hassan, H., Keaton, S. and Rohner, N. Journal Article 2023 The Mexican cavefish mount a rapid and sustained regenerative response following skeletal muscle injury
Espinasa, L. and Pech, A. Journal Article 2023 Biogeographical affinities of the aquatic community of Refugio Cave, a newly discovered Astyanax cave
Di Lorenzo, T., Avramov, M., Galassi, D.M.P., Iepure, S., Mammola, S., Reboleira, A.S.P.S and Hervant, F. Book Section 2023 Chapter 20. Physiological tolerance and ecotoxicological constraints of groundwater fauna
Santacruz, A., Hernández-Mena, D., Miranda-Gamboa, R., Pérez-Ponce De León, G. and Ornelas-García, P. Journal Article 2023 Host-parasite interactions in perpetual darkness: Macroparasite diversity in the cavefish Astyanax mexicanus
Pavlova, V.V. and Krylov, V.V. Journal Article 2023 Cavefishes in chronobiological research: A narrative review.
Garduño-Sánchez, M., Hernández-Lozano, J., Moran, R.L., Miranda-Gamboa, R., Gross, J.B., Rohner, N., Elliott, W.R., Miller, J., Lozano-Vilano, L., McGaugh, S.E. and Ornelas-García, C.P. Journal Article 2023 Phylogeographic relationships and morphological evolution between cave and surface Astyanax mexicanus populations (De Filippi 1853) (Actinopterygii, Characidae)
Casane, D., Saclier, N., Policarpo, M., François, C. and Lefébure, T. Book Section 2023 Chapter 17. Evolutionary genomics and transcriptomics in groundwater animals
Zhang, J.H., Long, R., Jing, Y.Y., Zhang, P., Xu, Y., Xiong, W., Zhu, Y.Q. and Luo, Y.P. Journal Article 2023 Loss of behavioral stress response in blind cavefish reduces energy expenditure
Lloyd, E., Privat, M., Sumbre, G., Duboue, E.R. and Keene, A.C. Journal Article 2023 A protocol for whole-brain Ca2+ imaging in Astyanax mexicanus, a model of comparative evolution
Policarpo, M., Legendre, L., Germon, I., Lafargeas, P., Espinasa, L., Rétaux, S. and Casane, D. Journal Article 2023 The nature and distribution of non-functional alleles suggest only two independent events at the origins of Astyanax mexicanus cavefish populations.
Hernandez Lozano, J., Garita Alvarado, C.A., Munguia Stayer, R., Garduno Sanchez, M.A. and Ornelas Garcia, C.P. Journal Article 2024 Parallel phenotypic evolution of two independent cavefish lineages of Astyanax mexicanus (De Filippi, 1854) (Characiformes: Characidae)
Swaminathan, A., Xia, F. and Rohner, N. Journal Article 2024 From darkness to discovery: evolutionary, adaptive, and translational genetic insights from cavefish
Accorsi, A., Guo, L., Marshall, W.F., Mommersteeg, M.T.M. and Nakajima, Y.-I. Journal Article 2024 Extraordinary model systems for regeneration
Manning, A.E., Grunwald, H., Moran, R., Rodriguez-Morales, R., Powers, A.K., McGaugh, S. and Kowalko, J.E. Journal Article 2024 Defining the unseen: Population-specific markers for Astyanax mexicanus blind cavefish
Espinasa, L., Tatarsky, R.L., Girard, M.K., Sandone, M., Rétaux, S. and Espinasa, J. Journal Article 2024 Population size and spatial distribution of the Mexican blind cavefish (Astyanax) within the caves
Blin, M., Valay, L., Kuratko, M., Pavie, M. and Rétaux, S. Journal Article 2024 The evolution of olfactory sensitivity, preferences, and behavioral responses in Mexican cavefish is influenced by fish personality.
Lunghi E. and Bilandžija H. Journal Article 2024 Telomere length and dynamics in Astyanax mexicanus cave and surface morphs
Keene, A.C., Duboue, E.R., Foulkes, N.S. and Bertolucci, C. Book Section 2024 Evolved loss of sleep and circadian rhythms in cavefish
Juan, T. and Ebnicher, G. Journal Article 2024 In preprints: Shh signaling activity predicts cardiac laterality in Astyanax mexicanus populations
Rodríguez-Morales, R. Journal Article 2024 Sensing in the dark: Constructive evolution of the lateral line system in blind populations of Astyanax mexicanus
Rétaux, S. and Yamamoto, K. Journal Article 2024 Evolution of fish brains and behaviors: how many ways to generate the same outcomes?
Kuball, K., Fernandes, V.F.L., Takagi, D. and Yoshizawa, M. Journal Article 2024 Blind cavefish evolved higher foraging responses to chemo- and mechanostimuli
Fang, Z. Thesis 2024 Investigating dentition development and replacement in Mexican tetra two subforms
Espinasa, J. and Espinasa, L. Journal Article 2024 Cavefish dorsoventral axis angle during wall swimming: laterality asymmetry
Pozo-Morales, M., Cobham, A.E., Centola, C., McKinney, M.C., Liu, P., Perazzolo, C., Lefort, A., Libert, F., Bai, H. Rohner, N. and Singh, S.P. Journal Article 2024 Starvation resistant cavefish reveal conserved mechanisms of starvation induced hepatic lipotoxicity
Cobham, A.E. and Rohner, N. Journal Article 2024 Unraveling stress resilience: Insights from adaptations to extreme environments by Astyanax mexicanus cavefish
Melo, B.F., Ota, R.P., Benine, R.C., Carvalho, F.R., Lima, F.C.T., Mattox, G.M.T., Souza, C.S., Faria, T.C., Reia, L., Roxo, F.F., Valdez-Moreno, M., Near, T.J., et al. Journal Article 2024 Phylogenomics of Characidae, a hyper-diverse Neotropical freshwater fish lineage, with a phylogenetic classification including four families (Teleostei: Characiformes)
Wiese, J., Richards, E., Kowalko, J.E. and McGaugh, S.E. Journal Article 2024 Quantitative trait loci concentrate in specific regions of the Mexican cavefish genome and reveal key candidate genes for cave-associated evolution
Folgueira, M. and Clarke, J.D.W. Journal Article 2024 Telencephalic eversion in embryos and early larvae of four teleost species
Tidswell, B.K. Thesis 2024 Vision and the lateral line: Comparative behavioral studies of fish schooling
Berning, D., Heerema, H. and Gross, J.B. Journal Article 2024 The spatiotemporal and genetic architecture of extraoral taste buds in Astyanax cavefish
Di Rosa, V., Frigato, E., Negrini, P., Cristiano, W., López-Olmeda, J.F., Rétaux, S., Sánchez-Vázquez, F.J., Foulkes, N.S., Bertolucci, C. Journal Article 2024 Sporadic feeding regulates robust food entrainable circadian clocks in blind cavefish
Cardoso, A.L., Oliveira, J.I.N., Climaco, J.P.S., Venturelli, N.B., Moreira, D.D.N. and Martins, C. Journal Article 2024 Conditions for establishing fin primary cell cultures in a wide range of ray‑finned fishes
Boggs, T. Thesis 2024 Adaptation to hypoxia in the blind Mexican cavefish, Astyanax mexicanus
Hildebrandt, M., Kotewitsch, M., Kaupp, S., Salomon, S., Schuster, S. and Machnik, P. Journal Article 2024 Stabilizing selection in an identified multisensory neuron in blind cavefish
Boggs, T.E. and Gross, J.B. Journal Article 2024 Gill morphology adapted to oxygen‐limited caves in Astyanax mexicanus
Biswas, T., Hassan, H. and Rohner, N. Journal Article 2024 Potential role of microRNAs in regulating transcriptional profile, and sculpting development and metabolism in cavefish
Ullah, K., Rani, R., Shaheen, F. and Tasleem, F. Journal Article 2024 Teleost caudal fin development and regeneration: Mechanisms, models, and therapeutic potential
Di Lorenzo, T., Mori, M. and Simčič, T. Journal Article 2024 Metabolic rates of groundwater species as a function of body mass and temperature
Alkafaween, E., Hassanat, A., Essa, E. and Elmougy, S. Journal Article 2024 CSGA: A dual population Genetic Algorithm based on Mexican Cavefish genetic diversity
Biswas T., Rajendran N., Hassan H., Li H., Zhao C. and Rohner N. Journal Article 2024 3D spheroid culturing of Astyanax mexicanus liver-derived cell lines recapitulates distinct transcriptomic and metabolic states of in vivo tissue environment.
Silva, M., Mazzoni Zerbinato Andrade Silva, D., Castro, J.P., Makunin, A.I., Barby, F.F., de Oliveira, E.H.C. Journal Article 2024 Investigation of Astyanax mexicanus (Characiformes, Characidae) chromosome 1 structure reveals unmapped sequences and suggests conserved evolution
Di Lorenzo, T., Mori, N. and Simčič, T. Web Page 2024 Dataset for “Metabolic rates of groundwater species as a function of body mass and temperature”
Maximum likelyhood tree for part of the Family Characidae showing the relationships of Astyanax jordani (Figure 10 in Oliveira et al. 2011)