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Mouthbrooder

Mouthbrooding, also known as oral incubation and buccal incubation, is the care given by some groups of animals to their offspring by holding them in the mouth of the parent for extended periods of time. Although mouthbrooding is performed by a variety of different animals, such as Darwin's frog, fish are by far the most diverse mouthbrooders.…

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Mouthbrooding behaviour

ArowanaBetta pugnaxAriopsis felisCichlidsTilapiines
17 related topics

Families of mouthbrooding fish

ApogonidaeAriidaeBagridaeBagrus meridionalisCichlidae
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Aquaculture

TilapiinesAsian arowana
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Brood parasites

Synodontis multipunctatusBrood parasite
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Mouthbrooding behaviour

Aquaculture

Brood parasites

Families of mouthbrooding fish

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Mouthbrooder

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Triples42
Avg. degree1.95
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Mouthbrooder

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related to Families of mouthbrooding fish · 17
Mouthbrooder → All, Apogonidae, Bagrid, Bagrus, Betta, Careproctus, Channa, Channidae, Families, Liparidae, Numerous, Opistognathidae, Osteoglossidae, Sarotherodon, Some, Sphaerichthys, Two
related to Mouthbrooding behaviour · 16
Mouthbrooder → African, Among, Ariopsis, Astatotilapia, Betta, Geophaginae, Geophagus, Gymnogeophagus, In, Maternal, Oreochromis, Paternal, Pseudocrenilabrus, Sarotherodon, South American, The South American
related to Aquaculture · 4
Mouthbrooder → Asian, Fry, In, Some
related to Brood parasites · 3
Mouthbrooder → Some, Synodontis, The

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mouthbrooding mouthbrooders fish eggs cichlids paternal species among maternal known mouth brood catfish also families care parent time animals different

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Betta pugnaxinstance ofvarious mouthbrooding bettas and gouramies0.80text
and sea catfish such as Ariopsis felisinstance ofvarious mouthbrooding bettas and gouramies0.80text
Mouthbrooderrelated to AquacultureSome0.60section
Mouthbrooderrelated to AquacultureFry0.60section
Mouthbrooderrelated to AquacultureIn0.60section
Mouthbrooderrelated to AquacultureAsian0.60section
Mouthbrooderrelated to Brood parasitesSome0.60section
Mouthbrooderrelated to Brood parasitesSynodontis0.60section
Mouthbrooderrelated to Brood parasitesThe0.60section
Mouthbrooderrelated to Families of mouthbrooding fishFamilies0.60section
Mouthbrooderrelated to Families of mouthbrooding fishApogonidae0.60section
Mouthbrooderrelated to Families of mouthbrooding fishAll0.60section

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