On Color Vision

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Science

 

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Hertha G

 

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June 21, 2012

 

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University

 

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A

 

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The examined group is Cichlid fish species of the East African Rift Lakes. According to the report, it is estimated that Cichlid fish, migrating from Lake Tanganyika, have given rise to lots of new Cichlid species in the last 100,000 years that is a relatively short period of evolutionary time. The reason why these species are chosen is given in the report: "Thanks to the relatively recent colonization by these fish of different ecological niches, as well as the prominent role of nuptual coloring in the mating preferences of these species, the cichlids offer a unique opportunity to study how color vision can undergo change in rapidly evolving species...
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The reason why these species are chosen is given in the report: "Thanks to the relatively recent colonization by these fish of different ecological niches, as well as the prominent role of nuptual coloring in the mating preferences of these species, the cichlids offer a unique opportunity to study how color vision can undergo change in rapidly evolving species...
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