Fig. 2: Trimmed Rabosky et al.45 phylogeny of Teleostei showing the evolution of biofluorescent color as a polymorphic trait (red only, green only, both red and green). | Nature Communications

Fig. 2: Trimmed Rabosky et al.45 phylogeny of Teleostei showing the evolution of biofluorescent color as a polymorphic trait (red only, green only, both red and green).

From: Repeated and widespread evolution of biofluorescence in marine fishes

Fig. 2

Major clades where a certain biofluorescent color is widespread (A–O) are shown and indicated with an additional outline circle: A) Anguilliformes, B) Synodus (Aulopiformes: Synodontidae), C) Pseudocheilinus + Cirrhilabrus (Labriformes: Labridae), D) Cheilinus (Labriformes: Labridae), E) Antennariidae (Lophiiformes), F) Nemipteridae (Spariformes), G) Perciformes, H) Cyclopteridae + Liparidae (Perciformes), I) Rhamphocottidae + Agonidae + Psychrolutidae (Perciformes), J) Syngnathiformes, K) Hippocampus (Syngnathiformes), L) Pleurosicya + Gobiodon + Bryaninops + Paragobiodon + Eviota (Gobiiformes), M) Gobiodon (Gobiiformes), N) Pleuronectiformes, and O) Blenniiformes.

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