stickleback

Who knows, you may land a fine trout or some sticklebacks!

They each start to defend an exclusive area from other sticklebacks.

The writer called these pieces "sticklebacks," written only for money.

Since then, the markers have become mixed within the entire stickleback population.

In the early years, the scientists found, almost all the sticklebacks had one of the two typical body shapes.

Like many youngsters of my generation I started out by breeding sticklebacks.

Stickleback had only been in the patrol area for two days when the cease-fire order was passed.

In 1994, big and small sticklebacks could be distinguished by genetic markers.

"One of the most convincing is the case of stickleback fish."

He let two male sticklebacks, a and b, set up their territories in an aquarium.

In others, such as the stickleback (which we shall consider below) it lasts a few minutes.

Some populations of the birds appear to be diverging much like the sticklebacks.

The Gasterosteidae are a family of fish including the sticklebacks.

Like sticklebacks, its feeds on small invertebrates and fish larvae.

The most important small fish is the stickleback.

Sticklebacks have traditionally been used as model organism in the study of fish behaviour.

The most striking of the invading fish are three-spine sticklebacks.

She studied the stickleback, a fish whose male builds a nest for his mate.

Schooling sticklebacks and catfish, for example, close ranks on the approach of a predator.

Auntie also tells the story of Bernard, the stickleback who looked after his siblings.

The weapon was also known as the stickleback.

Adaptive radiation in sticklebacks - size, shape, and habitat use efficiency.

Replies: Researchers have found that humans and stickleback fish use the same gene to control skin color.

However, no specific management practices are in place to protect the Brook Stickleback.

It is not a minnow but little Jack Sharp, a stickleback.