When it was first discovered, the coelacanth caused a lot of excitement. It was a living example of a group of fish that was thought to only exist as fossils. And not just any group of fish.

Scientists have used big data and supercomputers to catch a fish genome, a first step in its sustainable aquaculture harvest. Researchers assembled and annotated for the first time the genome ...

The authors of the new work, published Wednesday in the journal Nature, say the genome could reveal clues that can help explain why these bony fish are so unique. “As a seahorse biologist ...

The longest genome of all the animals on Earth belongs ... The combined sequences reveal new insights into how these fish diversified and evolved over the last 100 million years.

U sing genome reconstruction, scientists unveiled a once "invisible" fish parasite present in many marine fish world-wide that belongs to the apicomplexans, one of the most important groups of ...

Katherine Seghers, Louisiana State University Scientists have sequenced the largest animal genome to date—and it belongs to an eel-like fish that breathes air. The genome of the South American ...

The genome belongs to the South American lungfish (Lepidosiren paradoxa), a primeval, air-breathing fish that "hops" onto land from the water using weird, limb-like fins. The fish's DNA code ...

The faster we can help farmers grow fish less susceptible to disease, the less income they will lose.” Having access to an animal’s genome is a breakthrough that changes how organizations like ...

Scientists have used big data and supercomputers to catch a fish genome, a first step in its sustainable aquaculture harvest. If you eat fish in the U.S., chances are it once swam in another country.

Scientists have used big data and supercomputers to catch a fish genome, a first step in its sustainable aquaculture harvest. Researchers assembled and annotated for the first time the genome ...