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Talking Fins: How Bluefin Killifish Communicate
Researchers have long known that fish can used their fins for more than just locomotion. Display is a common use for elaborate fins and coloring, used to attract mates or even ward off or hide from predators. Now a new study of male bluefin killifish shows that their display fins are also used to communicate specific things.
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