Relatively little is known about the biology and ecology of the world's largest (heaviest) bony
fish, the ocean sunfish Mola mola, despite its worldwide occurrence in temperate and …

The world's heaviest extant bony fish has long been considered the ocean sunfish Mola
mola (family Molidae). However, recent taxonomic research suggests the world record …

Were dinosaurs ectotherms or fast-metabolizing endotherms whose activities were
unconstrained by temperature? To date, some of the strongest evidence for endothermy …

The family Molidae (ocean sunfishes, molids) is within the order Tetraodontiformes and
includes the world's heaviest bony fish, certified in the Guinness World Records. Fishes in …

Abstract The European catfish, Silurus glanis, is native to eastern Europe and western Asia
and is among the largest freshwater fish in the world. Despite its increasing economic …

The ocean sunfishes (family Molidae) include the largest and heaviest bony fishes in the
world and species within the family are distributed from southern Chile to the Arctic Circle …

The ocean sunfishes have a long and confusing taxonomic legacy, clouding the global
zoogeography of each species and hindering fisheries bycatch assessments. The traditional …

Marine sunfishes (also known as molids) of the Family Molidae are widely distributed from
tropical to temperate waters and are typically recognized as predators of gelatinous plankton …

Photo ID is a common tool in ecology, but has not previously been attempted for the ocean
sunfishes (Mola spp., Molidae;'molids'). The technique, based on body patterns, could …

Bao-Shan Ma, Cong-**n **e, Bin Huo, Xue-Feng Yang, and Hai-** Huang (2010) Age
and growth of a long-lived fish Schizothorax o'connori in the Yarlung Tsangpo River, Tibet …