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Área de conocimiento: "Zoología"

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Biological Journal of the Linnean Society(1)

Revista de Biologia Tropical(1)

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Vertebrados de sangre fría(5)

Temas específicos de historia natural de los animales(3)

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Biodiversidad(2)

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Adaptive evolution(1)

Axial skeleton(1)

Fineness ratio(1)

Morphological parallelism(1)

Body Shape Variation and Population Genetic Structure of Rhoadsia altipinna (Characidae: Rhoadsiinae) in Southwestern Ecuador

Abstract: The genus Rhoadsia is endemic to western Ecuador and northern Peru and includes two described specie

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Aguirre W.E., Juan C. Granda, Loh M.K., Malato G., Navarrete R., Paola Calle, Shervette V.R., Valadez G., Vital W.F., Vu V.

First record of Iotabrycon praecox Roberts 1973 (Characidae: Stevardiinae) in the Santa Rosa Drainage, Southwestern Ecuador

Abstract: Iotabrycon praecox (Characidae: Stevardiinae) has been reported as endemic to the Guayas River drain

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Aguirre W.E., Navarrete R., Paola Calle, Sánchez-Garcés G.C.

Morphological and genetic divergence of hoplias microlepis (characiformes: Erythrinidae) in rivers and artificial impoundments of western ecuador

Abstract: Little is known about the freshwater fishes of western Ecuador despite serious environmental threats

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Agorastos S., Aguirre W.E., Navarrete R., Paola Calle, Shervette V.R.

Parallel body shape variation in fishes from two coastal rivers of the Ecuadorian Chocó.

Abstract: Introduction: Morphological differences are the product of phenotypic plasticity, genetic adaptation

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Allometry, geometric morphometrics, Morphological parallelism, Neotropics

Aguirre W.E., Pedro J. Jiménez-Prado

Vertebral number covaries with body form and elevation along the western slopes of the Ecuadorian Andes in the Neotropical fish genus Rhoadsia (Teleostei: Characidae)

Abstract: Vertebral number is adaptively important in fishes and is associated with body shape at broad taxono

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Adaptive evolution, Axial skeleton, Fineness ratio, Phenotypic integration, Pleomerism, TEMPERATURE

Aguirre W.E., Borders T., Fredy Nugra-Salazar, Navarrete-Amaya R., Paola Calle, Pedro J. Jiménez-Prado, Roberto V. Cucalón, Shervette V.R., Valdiviezo-Rivera J., Young A.