G. F. Turner

The paper presents a dataset of whole-body CT scans of Lake Malawi cichlid fishes, enabling morphological study and comparisons across species.

This study examines ancient and contemporary hybridization in Oreochromis cichlids, revealing widespread ancient gene flow but limited adaptive radiation, and identifying modern hybridization threats to biodiversity and aquaculture.

The paper describes a new cichlid species, Lethrinops chilingali, from Lake Chilingali, Malawi, and notes its likely extinction in the wild.

The paper investigates transcriptome divergence in African cichlid fishes, identifying regulatory variants contributing to ecological speciation through differential gene expression and splicing.

The paper describes a new cichlid species, Lethrinops atrilabris, from Lake Malawi based on morphological characteristics and habitat.

This paper re-examines the taxonomy of two Lake Malawi cichlid species, revealing that the Kajose form of C. virginalis is actually a deeper-bodied stage of C. mloto.

The paper identifies three coexisting sex-determining alleles in two ecomorphs of Astatotilapia calliptera, showing genetic interactions affecting fitness and speciation.

The paper investigates how reduced aggression from con- and heterospecifics benefits rare morph Lake Malawi mbuna cichlids, supporting balancing selection through field observations and lab experiments.

The paper develops a SNP genotyping panel from whole-genome resequencing data to identify species and hybrids in Oreochromis cichlids, outperforming existing methods.

The paper identifies hybridization threats to newly discovered tilapia populations and estimates their divergence time using genomic data.

This study compares the relative growth rates of invasive Nile tilapia and indigenous Jipe tilapia in Tanzania, finding higher growth in the invasive species, which may indicate competitive advantage.

This study shows ancestral hybridisation contributed to diversification in Lake Malawi cichlids by introducing genetic variation that was differentially selected during speciation.

The paper surveys fish species in Hombolo Lake, Tanzania, and finds evidence that a native tilapia species has gone locally extinct due to competition or genetic swamping from introduced species.

The study sequenced 73 Lake Malawi cichlid species to reveal evolutionary processes driving adaptive radiation and gene flow between lineages.

The paper investigates genomic adaptation to deep water environments in Lake Malawi cichlids, identifying candidate genes and supergene complexes associated with deep water survival.