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The Evolution of Eels May be Limited by How They Feed
In an examination of physical diversity among eel species, researchers have found that biters are far more varied than eels that use suction to snatch up food. Now it has been suggested that this is an example of how certain feeding habits can limit how a species physically changes over time.
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