Sex ratio in kribensis influenced by environment
April 3rd, 2013 — 6:29pm
Adult male; red operculum morph (?) © Tino Strauss
Scientists from the University of Alberta, Canada, have ascertained that the pH of water influences both sex ratio and male phenotype in the kribensis, Pelvicahromis pulcher. Continue reading »
Category: News, Science | Tags: aquarium, cichlid, kribensis, Pelvicachromis, Zoology | 3 comments »
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