Prey seldom rely on a single type of antipredator defence, often using multiple defences to
avoid predation. In many cases, selection in different contexts may favour the evolution of …

Research on venomous animals has mainly focused on the molecular, biochemical, and
pharmacological aspects of venom toxins. However, it is the relatively neglected broader …

It is widely believed that because of biomechanical trade‐offs, fish body shape and the
mode of propulsion are strong predictors of swimming performance, with the best cruisers …

In an increasingly anthropic world, humans have profound impacts on the distribution and
behaviour of marine fishes. The increased human presence has modified fishes' …

Signal divergence is an important process underpinning the diversification of lineages.
Research has shown that signal divergence is greatest in species pairs that possess high …

Fish median fins are extremely diverse, but their function is not yet fully understood. Various
biological studies on fish and engineering studies on flap** foils have revealed that there …

Most animals are visually oriented, and their eyes provide their 'window to the world'. Eye
size correlates positively with visual performance, because larger eyes can house larger …

Habitat occupancy can have a profound influence on macroevolutionary dynamics, and a
switch in major habitat type may alter the evolutionary trajectory of a lineage. In this study …

Research on sociality in marine fishes is a vibrant field that is providing new insights into
social evolution more generally. Here, we review the past two decades of research …

Understanding how interactions between multiple selective forces influence traits at the
macroevolutionary scale is key to understanding adaptive landscapes. Diadromy, an …