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    • Introduction
    • Why the acanthomorphs?
    • Classifications of the acanthomorphs
      • Introduction
      • Where are the acanthomorphs?
      • Today's Acanthomorphs' classification
      • Recent changes in Acanthomorph classifications
    • Morphology of an acanthomorph
    • Anatomy of an acanthomorph
      • Visceral anatomy
      • Cardiac anatomy
      • Cephalic central nervous system
      • The Digital Fish Library
    • Osteology of acanthomorphs
      • The skeleton of an acanthomorph
      • Multiple bones of a bluefin tuna head
      • The neurocranium of a bluefin tuna
      • Osteological systems of the skeleton of the head
      • the neurocranium of a swordfish
      • the neurocranium of a brill
      • OsteoBase: a website for osteological exploration
    • Antarctic acanthomorphs peculiarities
    • The Pleuronectiformes
    • Morpho-anatomical lexicon
    • Bibliography
  • Systematics 101
    • Introduction
    • What is morphology?
    • The importance of comparative anatomy
    • What is Alpha taxonomy?
    • Taxonomic collections
    • What is cytogenetics?
    • DNA and systematics
    • What is Barcode?
    • "Fishes" grow in trees?
    • Questioning the "fishes"
      • Endgame for the fish model
      • R.I.P. Fishes, investigation on a disappeared group
    • When features vanish in the haze…
    • Cooking acanthos
      • My kingdom for a liver!
      • Monkfish boiled in cider
      • From science to cooking... The brill in cider
      • Roasted gurnard
  • The team's research
    • Research themes
    • Morphology and DataBases
    • Barcode and molecular taxonomy
    • Team
      • Who's who?
      • Agnès Dettaï
      • Anne-Claire Lautrédou
      • Blaise Li
      • Bruno Chanet
      • Catherine Ozouf-Costaz
      • Cyril Gallut
      • Donald Davesne
      • Guillaume Lecointre
      • Martine Desoutter-Méniger
      • Nalani Schnell
      • Sandrine Tercerie
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Fusellier M, Chanet B, Guintard C.  2009.  Use of Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) to study the gross anatomy of female rabbit fish (Chimaera monstrosa L.) [Holocephali: Chimaeridae].. Cahiers d'Anatomie Comparée. 2:32-39.
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Feutry P, Castelin M, Ovenden JR, Dettaï A, Robinet T, Cruaud C, Keith P.  2013.  Evolution of Diadromy in Fish: Insights from a Tropical Genus (Kuhlia Species). The American Naturalist. 181(1) Abstract
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