Shun Satoh

This paper describes the embryonic development of the convict cichlid from fertilization to hatching, providing a staging table for comparative developmental studies.

The paper examines how predation risk and nesting resources influence social complexity in cichlids, finding that predation risk promotes group living while resource availability limits its extent.

This paper develops a non-invasive oral delivery vehicle for peptide compounds in fish and demonstrates its use with atosiban.

This study investigates the social function of facial coloration in cichlid fish, finding it reduces aggression and is controlled by the sympathetic nervous system, independent of mammalian facial expressions.