Investigating adaptive radiation in Lake Tanganyika catfishes
Posted on 2024-07-18 - 16:03 authored by Julia Day
This project uses molecular sequence data, and morphological (linear traits) and ecological (stable isotopes) data to investigate adaptive radiation in two independant sympatric catfish radiations from Lake Tanganyika (claroteine, and Synodontis catfishes).
Data from the accepted manuscript:
Peart, C.R., Bills R., Newton J., Near T.J., Day J.J. Do sympatric catfish radiations in Lake Tanganyika show eco-morphological diversification?
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Peart, Claire R.; Bills, Roger; Newton, Jason; Near, Thomas J.; Day, Julia (2024). Investigating adaptive radiation in Lake Tanganyika catfishes. University College London. Collection. https://doi.org/10.5522/04/c.7355620.v1
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