Multiple repeated patterns of adaptive radiation were revealed in cyprinid fish inhabiting the
compact geographic region of the Ethiopian Highlands. We found four independently …

Large African barbs of the genus Labeobarbus constitute a hexaploid lineage (2n= 150).
This group is widely distributed in African freshwaters, and exhibits profound phenotypic …

Recent collecting efforts in the upper Malagarazi basin (2013–2022) allowed for an
integrative study based on qualitative (colour), quantitative (meristic and metric), and …

The upper Malagarazi (uM) Basin is situated in Southeastern Burundi and Northwestern
Tanzania, and partially covered by the Malagarazi Nature Reserve (MNR). A checklist of …

The phenomenon of a massive vertebral deformity was recorded in the radiating
Labeobarbus assemblage from the middle reaches of the Genale River (south-eastern …

Trophic resource partitioning is one of the main drivers of adaptive radiation. The
evolutionary diversification of large African barbs, the genus Labeobarbus, seems to be …

In an attempt to disentangle the complex taxonomy of the Labeobarbus species of the Epulu
River, a right bank headwater affluent of the Aruwimi, Central Congo basin, a morphological …

An annotated checklist of the ichthyofauna of the Upemba National Park, draining part of the
Upper Lualaba basin and situated in the southern part of the Democratic Republic of the …

The polyploid lineage of the cyprinid genus Labeobarbus provides an excellent model for
studying trophic-driven adaptive radiations. Four recently discovered diversifications in …

Abstract The African cyprinid genus Labeobarbus is characterized by a high polymorphism
in mouth morphology. The association between four species of this genus (two …