Today, 24 June 2018, Killi-Data wish you much success with your Killies
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- 399- Sutton et al., based on salinity local abrupt variations for K. marmoratus, show acute alterations in behavior, maybe metabolism [22-June-2018] : Copeia
- 398- Amorim+Costa show molecular diversification of Oxyzygonectes, Anableps, Jenynsia, 29.6 MYA (Panamanian Isthm. + mar. transgr.) [19-June-2018] : PlosOne
- 397- Tatarenkov et al. disclose unpredicted hybridization in the wild (Bahamas) between 2 molecular sympatric clades of Kryptolebias sp. [15-June-2018] : B.L.
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Jean H. HUBER, French,
born in Talence, near Bordeaux, February 10. 1952 - married with Christine (born October 4. 1954): photographed at Villa d'Este, Rome (2002)
- with two children, Claire (born October 10. 1987), Nicolas (born May 7., 1990)
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education: MBA (Master in Business Administration) at Insead, Fontainebleau (1978)
Ph. D., Nancy University in Biology (populations genetics in Aphyosemion, 1978)
E.N.S.P.C.B. (French "Grande École"), Bordeaux, Physics and Chemistry (1975) - professional activity: pharmaceutical industry executive
- non professional activity: study of oviparous Cyprinodonts (Cyprinodontiformes, Pisces) as an official associate member of the Paris Museum (since 1980)
- outside interests: classical music, squash, windsurfing, diving, wines, history.
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The author in 2001 with Claire (Photo: Dick Martino, Niagara Falls, NY) and in 2002 with Nicolas (Photo: Roger Brousseau, Yosemite Park, California)
The author has initiated the Killi-Data project in 1994 with the objectives of sharing knowledge on Killifish and of financially sponsoring young researchers and your collector-aquarists, and, since 2011, has been the editor of scientific peer-reviewed independent yearly magazine titled Killi-Data Series.
The author financially supports Paris MNHN through Société Française d'Ichtyologie 
, and also other scientific Institutions.
The author cooperates with various scientific INSTITUTIONS, including FBASE and CATALOG OF FISHES, and all killifish ASSOCIATIONS
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Let's play, just for fun... Answer Predatory behavior on smaller Cyprinodontiformes species is part of life for components of Cynolebias and Megalebias of the New World. Is there a species with the same predatory behavior in the Old World (Africa) and if yes, which one?
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