Citations:sturddlefish

English citations of sturddlefish

• 2020 July 22, Theresa Machemer, “Scientists Accidentally Bred a School of ‘Sturddlefish’”, in Smithsonian Magazine:

  The scientists suspect that the sturddlefish are sterile, like other man-made hybrids like mules and ligers.

• 2020 August 5, Christie Wilcox, “Extra DNA May Make Unlikely Hybrid Fish Possible”, in Quanta magazine:

  The unintentional creation of “sturddlefish” hybrids may illuminate the genomic mechanisms that govern whether species can interbreed.

• 2020 August 8, Dave Golowenski, “Central Ohio youth anglers rule the waters in tournaments”, in The Columbus Dispatch:

  Calling it unintentional, scientists in Hungary made a hybrid “sturddlefish” by mating sturgeons and paddlefish.

• 2020 October, “Findings”, in Harper’s Magazine, volume 341, number 2045, page 96:

  Scientists admitted to having accidentally hybridized the Russian sturgeon and American paddlefish, creating the sturddlefish, and reanimated 100-million-year-old bacteria from the deep ocean.

• 2021 April 23, Stephen Klobucar, “The history and mystery of hybrid fishes”, in Meat Eater‎^[1]:

  Enter the sturddlefish, a “new” species that was recently created in a lab via unintentional hybridization of Russian sturgeon eggs and American paddlefish sperm.

• [2021 September 2, Tsuki, 3:37 from the start, in 5 Hybrid Fish From Around The World‎^[2], via YouTube:

  But quite surprisingly, this process produced hundreds of hybrid fish that were given the cute name of sturddlefish.]

• 2021 October 11, Shuvo (username), “6 fishes that look like a lizard”, in Aquarist Land‎^[3], archived from the original on October 11, 2021:

  From our long research, we found Synodontidae or lizardfish, Axolotl, whiptail catfish (Rineloricaria), Bichir, Deepsea lizardfish, Sturddlefish, and Tiktaalik Roseae have the highest resemblance with the Lizard Species.