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See detailSpawning tactics and reproductive success revealed by DNA fingerprinting in the barbel Barbus meridionalis, and european cyprinid fish.
Poncin, Pascal ULg; Chenuil, A.; Binda, O. et al

Poster (1999)

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See detailSpawning tactics and reproductive success n two European cyprinids : the bream (Abramis brama) and the barbel (Barbus meridionalis).
Poncin, Pascal ULg; Binda, O.; Termol, C. et al

Conference (1999)

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See detailSpawning tactics and reproductive success in two european cyprinids, the barbel (Barbus meridionalis) and the bream (Abramis brama) : an overview.
Poncin, Pascal ULg; Binda, O.; Termol, C. et al

in Norberg, B.; Kjesbu, O. S.; Taranger, G. L. (Eds.) et al Proceedings of the 6th International Symposium on Reproductive Physiology of Fish (1999)

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See detailRelative Reproductive success of males in polyandrous crosses of Barbus meridionalis (Cyprinidae) revealed by microsatellite genotyping
Chenuil, A.; Cattaneo-Berrebi, G.; Binda et al

in Folia Zoologica (1998), 47

Using microsatellite genotyping in Barbus meridionalis, we tried to assess the identity of fathers of progeny produced during four experimental polyandrous crosses involving the same four males and one or ... [more ▼]

Using microsatellite genotyping in Barbus meridionalis, we tried to assess the identity of fathers of progeny produced during four experimental polyandrous crosses involving the same four males and one or two females. The pooled analysis revealed that males had significantly different reproductive successes. We found no conspicuous causes explaining differential reproductive success in the behavioural data or in the physical characteristics of the males but a genetic determinism is the most parsimonious hypothesis to account for this variability. We argue that this conclusion is compatible with the hypothesis that the reproductive strategy of barbels, which involves large aggregations of males, is a result of sexual selection. This study provides guidelines for future interspecific crosses and constitutes the preliminary experiment of an investigation of the origin of a hybrid zone between Barbus barbus and Barbus meridionalis. [less ▲]

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See detailPaternity analyses reveal the variable efficacy of 4 males in a Barbus polyandrous cross.
Chenuil, A.; Binda, O.; Poncin, Pascal ULg et al

Poster (1997)

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See detailExperimental approach of the behavioural spawning tactics in Barbus meridionalis using paternity analysis.
Binda, O.; Poncin, Pascal ULg; Chenuil, A. et al

Poster (1997)

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See detailSpawning stimuli and paternity analysis in the European barbels.
Poncin, Pascal ULg; Compère, Philippe ULg; Christiaens, T. et al

Poster (1995)

See detailINTERNATIONAL-CONFERENCE ON BARBUS - PRESENT AND FUTURE - FOREWORD
BERREBI, P.; Poncin, Pascal ULg

in Bulletin Francais De La Peche Et De La Pisciculture (1994), (334), 167-168

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See detailBehavioural study of hybridization between Barbus barbus and Barbus meridionalis
Poncin, Pascal ULg; Jeandarme, J.; Berrebi, P.

in Journal of Fish Biology (1994), 45

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See detailBiologie des Barbus européens, africains et asiatiques.
Poncin, Pascal ULg; Berrebi, P.; Philippart, Jean-Claude ULg et al

Book published by J.C. Ruwet - Les Cahiers d'Ethologie appliquée (1993)

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See detailEtude préliminaire du comportement d'hybridation de Barbus barbus (L.) et de Barbus meridionalis (Risso) en aquarium.
Jeandarme, J.; Poncin, Pascal ULg; Berrebi, P.

in Cahiers d'Ethologie Appliquée (1992), 11(4), 519-528

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