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Investigating adaptive radiation in Lake Tanganyika catfishes
Published on by Julia Day
This project uses molecular sequence data, morphological (linear traits) and ecological (stable isotopes) to investigate adaptive radiation in two independant sympatric catfish radiations from Lake Tanganyika (claroteine, and Synodontis catfishes).
Data from the manuscript in review:
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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Funding
NERC NE/I528169/1
NEIF grant-in-kind EK175-02/11
SYNTHESIS FP6
National Geographic Society Waitts grant (1341-0)
Percy Sladen Memorial Trust Fund
Bingham Oceanographic Fund maintained by the Yale Peabody Museum
