Although fishes by nature are aquatic, many species reproduce in such a way that their
embryos are exposed to air either occasionally or constantly during incubation. We examine …

Nests are the key elements of the reproductive repertoire of several fish species.
Understanding the physiological aspects behind their nesting behaviour is imperative to …

We provide a history of swamp eel (family Synbranchidae) introductions around the globe
and report the first confirmed nonindigenous records of Amphipnous cuchia in the wild. The …

A fauna de peixes de riachos brasileiros compreende 36 famílias de peixes teleósteos de
água doce. O conhecimento sobre a sistemática e filogenia deste conjunto de espécies …

Synbranchus (swamp eel) specimens exhibiting remarkable variation were collected from
different habitats during recent fieldwork in the **ngu Basin, Brazil. For this study, those …

Three populations of non-native Asian swamp eels are established in peninsular Florida
(USA), and comprise two different genetic lineages. To assess potential for these fish to …

New data on archaeofaunal remains from artificial earthen mounds (lomas) in southwestern
Amazonia reveal that swamp-eels (Synbranchus spp.) played an important role in pre …

Small headwaters streams of the Neotropical region usually have high species richness and
diversity. This study aimed to investigate the species composition and abundance of fish …

Swamp eels of the family Synbranchidae are greatly elongate, eel-like percomorphs
distributed in large areas of South and Central America, West Africa, most of mainland Asia …

Synbranchidae belongs to the Synbranchiformes and occurs in Africa, Asia, Australia,
Mexico, and Central and South America. This family comprises four genera: Synbranchus …