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The African Marine Waste Network and its aim to achieve ‘Zero Plastics to the Seas of Africa’ by Ribbink, Anthony J., Marlin, Danica

“…In response to the global pollution crisis, the United Nations Environmental Assembly has called upon all people to commit to its initiative ‘Towards a…”
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Parallel life history evolution in mouthbrooding cichlids from the African Great Lakes by Duponchelle, Fabrice, Paradis, Emmanuel, Ribbink, Anthony J, Turner, George F

“…The existence of ancient deep-water lakes provides an opportunity to study the independent adaptation of aquatic organisms to pelagic, benthic, and rocky shore…”
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Lake Malawi: fishes, fisheries, biodiversity, health and habitat by Weyl, Olaf L.F., Ribbink, Anthony J., Tweddle, Denis

“…Lake Malawi's fishes are a source of food for millions and provide a livelihood for thousands by encouraging tourism, fascinating the scientific fraternity,…”
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Challenges and emerging solutions to the land-based plastic waste issue in Africa by Jambeck, Jenna, Hardesty, Britta Denise, Brooks, Amy L., Friend, Tessa, Teleki, Kristian, Fabres, Joan, Beaudoin, Yannick, Bamba, Abou, Francis, Julius, Ribbink, Anthony J., Baleta, Tatjana, Bouwman, Hindrik, Knox, Jonathan, Wilcox, Chris

“…In recent years, there has been a tremendous increase in work that focuses on the amount and types of waste entering the marine environment from multiple…”
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Seasonal and Spatial Patterns of Experimental Trawl Catches in the Southwest Arm of Lake Malawi by Duponchelle, Fabrice, Ribbink, Anthony J., Msukwa, Amulike, Mafuka, Jorge, Mandere, Davis

“…Experimental demersal trawl samples were collected in the same manner at the same sites on a monthly basis over an annual cycle in the southwest arm (SWA) of…”
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Alternative life-history styles of some African cichlid fishes by Ribbink, Anthony J.

“…About 50% of African cichlid species have been described. Little is known about cichlid ecology, behaviour or about the evolution and interactions of…”
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A preliminary investigation of sex change inPseudotropheus lombardoi (Pisces: Cichlidae) by Naish, Kerry-Ann, Ribbink, Anthony J.

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Alternative reproductive behaviour in fishes, with particular reference toLepomis macrochira andPseudocrenilabrus philander by Chan, Tin-Yam, Ribbink, Anthony J.

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African lakes and their fishes: conservation scenarios and suggestions by RIBBINK, A. J

“…Man has been associated with a variety of lakes throughout his evolutionary history in Africa. Lakeside dwellers have a close association with and…”
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A preliminary investigation of sex change in Pseudotropheus lombardoi (Pisces: Cichlidae) by Naish, K-A, Ribbink, A J

“…Peters (1975) suggested the possibility of adult sex change in certain cichlids of Lake Malawi. When adult Pseudotropheus lombardoi in male coloration were…”
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Alternative reproductive behaviour in fishes, with particular reference to Lepomis macrochira and Pseudocrenilabrus philander by Chan, T-Y, Ribbink, A J

“…In the sunfish, Lepomis macrochira , males have discrete alternative reproductive life histories each with an equal potential for reproductive success…”
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Unique qualities and special problems of the African Great Lakes by Coulter, George W., Allanson, Brian R., Bruton, Michael N., Greenwood, P. Humphry, Hart, Robert C., Jackson, Peter B. N., Ribbink, Anthony J.

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Unique qualities and special problems of the African Great Lakes by COULTER, G. W, ALLANSON, B. R, BRUTON, M. N, GREENWOOD, P. H, HART, R. C, JACKSON, P. B. N, RIBBINK, A. J

“…The African Great Lakes were Turkana, Albert, Edward, Kivu, Tanganyika, Malawi, Victoria, and Kyoga. Their origin, morphometry and hydromechanics, plankton and…”
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Nest-building and communal care of young byTilapia rendalli dumeril (pisces, cichlidae) in Lake Malawi by Ribbink, Anthony J., Marsh, Alan C., Marsh, Beverley A.

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Feeding schools among Lake Malawi cichlid fishes by MARSH, A. C, RIBBINK, A. J

“…Seven species of rock-frequenting cichlids, endemic to Lake Malawi, formed feeding-schools. Petrotilapia genalutea was the nuclear species comprising 92% of…”
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comparison of the abilities of three sympatric species of Petrotilapia (Cichlidae, Lake Malawi) to penetrate deep water by Marsh, A.C, Ribbink, A.J

“…The ability of three sympatric species of Petrotolapia , from Monkey Bay, Lake Malawi, to penetrate deep water was tested using pressure chambers. The three…”
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