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Speciation in African Cichlids



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TitleSpeciation in African Cichlids Contact
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Barbara Harmon DescriptionThis species of vertebrate shows a most remarkable example of diversification. African Cichlids have evolved different feeding mechanisms and anatomy to explore different food niches. These are just s few, including insect-eaters, snail eaters, algae-eaters, plankton feeders, fish-eaters, etc. KeywordsLake Victoria Media Color Categories Nature, Science Subject(s) Fishes, Vertebrates, Anatomical, Editorial, Institutional
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