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Lake Victoria harbors hundreds of cichlid species, which have aggressively developed their morphological features through their evolution. In particular, the shapes of jaws and teeth have diverged markedly, and correlate with feeding ecology. These species are believed to have explosively arisen within the last 15,000 years and are therefore of particular interest to evolutionary biologists. Previously,...
The Lake Victoria Cichlid fishes have diverged very rapidly. The estimated 500 species inhabiting the lake are believed to have arisen within the last 14,000 years. The fishes' jaws and teeth have diverged markedly to adapt to different feeding behaviors and environments. To examine how the genomes of these fishes differentiated during speciation, we performed comparative analysis of expressed sequenced...
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