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动物学研究
中国科学院昆明动物研究所 中国动物学会
动物学研究

中国科学院昆明动物研究所 中国动物学会

姚永刚

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昆明市教场东路32号中国科学院昆明动物研究所

动物学研究/Journal Zoological ResearchCSCD北大核心CSTPCDSCI
查看更多>>本刊创刊于1980年。是中国科学院昆明动物研究所主办的向国内外公开发行的学报级学术性期刊。以报道我国动物学领域的新成果、新进展为已任。在《中文核心期刊要目总览》中多次被列为动物学类核心期刊。本刊辟有研究论文、综述、简报、通讯、书评等栏目,主要刊登动物学领域各分支学科有创新性的基础和应用基础研究报告;结合本人研究工作,反映国际最新研究水平的综述;研究简报、快报;新书评介等。近年发表论文中,动物生态医学、进化生物学分别占30%以上。本刊读者对象为科研机构、大专院校从事动物学研究、教学以及资源环境保护与管理的有关人员;也可为从事生命科学、医学、农林牧渔等方面的科研、教学和生产管理人员提供参考资料。
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    Amphibian pore-forming protein βγ-CAT drives metabolite release from small extracellular vesicles through channel formation

    Qi-Quan WangXin-Qiang LanXue-Song WeiSi-Man Xu...
    739-742页

    Genetic basis of embryo and juvenile physiological responses to salinity changes in freshwater pipefish(Hippichthys heptagonus)

    Shi-Xiang FengXin WangYuan ZhangGeng Qin...
    743-746页

    Tiger reappearance in Medog highlights the conservation values of the region for this apex predator

    Xue-You LiWen-Qiang HuHong-Jiao WangXue-Long Jiang...
    747-749页

    Evolutionary modifications of Astyanax larval prey capture(LPC)in a dark environment

    Luis EspinasaRuth DiamantEhud VinepinskyMonika Espinasa...
    750-760页
    查看更多>>摘要:Feeding strategies of an organism depend on the multimodal sensory processing that most efficiently integrates available visual,chemosensory,and/or mechanoreceptive cues as part of their environmental adaptation.The blind cavefish morph of Astyanax mexicanus has developed sensory-dependent behaviors to find food more efficiently than their eyed,surface-morph counterparts while in darkness.In the absence of light,adult cavefish have evolved enhanced behaviors,such as vibration attraction behavior(VAB),and changes in feeding angle.Here,we identified evolved differences in cavefish larval prey capture(LPC)behavior.In the dark,LPC is more efficient in cavefish than in surface fish.Furthermore,different cave populations express laterality in their LPC and strike towards prey preferentially located on their left or right sides.This suggests the occurrence,to some extent,of divergent LPC evolution among cave populations.While LPC can be triggered exclusively by a vibration stimulus in both surface and cavefish,we provide evidence that LPC is,at least partially,a multimodal sensory process different from adult VAB.We also found that a lack of food may exacerbate the laterality of LPC.Thus,we proposed a mathematical model for explaining laterality based on a balance between:(1)enlarged range of foraging field(behavioral or perceptive)due to asymmetry,(2)food abundance,and(3)disadvantages caused by laterality(unequal lateral hydrodynamic resistance when swimming,allocation of resources for the brain and receptors,and predator escape).

    Mitochondrial phylogeography and molecular evolution of the rhodopsin visual pigment in troglobitic populations of Astyanax mexicanus(De Filippi,1853)

    Marco A.A.Gardu?o-SánchezVladimir de Jesus-BonillaSilvia PereaRamses Miranda-Gamboa...
    761-775页
    查看更多>>摘要:Cave-adapted animals provide a unique opportunity to study the evolutionary mechanisms underlying phenotypic,metabolic,behavioral,and genetic evolution in response to cave environments.The Mexican tetra(Astyanax mexicanus)is considered a unique model system as it shows both surface and cave-dwelling morphs.To date,at least 33 different cave populations have been identified,with phylogenetic studies suggesting an origin from at least two independent surface lineages,thereby providing a unique opportunity to study parallel evolution.In the present study,we carried out the most exhaustive phylogeographic study of A.mexicanus to date,including cave and surface localities,using two mitochondrial markers(cytochrome b(cyt b)and cytochrome c oxidase subunit Ⅰ(COI))and nuclear rhodopsin visual pigment(rho).Additionally,we inferred the molecular evolution of rho within the two contrasting environments(cave and surface)and across three geographic regions(Sierra de El Abra,Sierra de Guatemala,and Micos).In total,267 individuals were sequenced for the two mitochondrial fragments and 268 individuals were sequenced for the rho visual pigment from 22 cave and 46 surface populations.Phylogeographic results based on the mitochondrial data supported the two-lineage hypothesis,except for the Pachón and Chica caves,whose introgression has been largely documented.The Sierra de El Abra region depicted the largest genetic diversity,followed by the Sierra de Guatemala region.Regarding the phylogeographic patterns of rho,we recovered exclusive haplogroups for the Sierra de El Abra(Haplogroup Ⅰ)and Sierra de Guatemala regions(Haplogroup Ⅳ).Moreover,a 544 bp deletion in the rho gene was observed in the Escondido cave population from Sierra de Guatemala,reducing the protein from seven to three intramembrane domains.This change may produce a loss-of-function(LOF)but requires further investigation.Regarding nonsynonymous(dN)and synonymous(dS)substitution rates(omega values ω),our results revealed the prevailing influence of purifying selection upon the rho pigment for both cave and surface populations(ω<1),but relaxation at the El Abra region.Notably,in contrast to the other two regions,we observed an increase in the number of dN mutations for Sierra de El Abra.However,given that a LOF was exclusively identified in the Sierra de Guatemala region,we cannot dismiss the possibility of a pleiotropic effect on the Rho protein.

    Cavefish mount a rapid and sustained regenerative response following skeletal muscle injury

    Luke OlsenHuzaifa HassanFanning XiaSarah Keaton...
    776-778页

    Comparative analysis and phylogenetic and evolutionary implications of mitogenomes of Chinese Sinocyclocheilus cavefish(Cypriniformes:Cyprinidae)

    Wan-Sheng JiangJie LiHong-Mei XiangChao Sun...
    779-781页

    Host-parasite interactions in perpetual darkness:Macroparasite diversity in the cavefish Astyanax mexicanus

    Ana SantacruzDavid Hernández-MenaRamses Miranda-GamboaGerardo Pérez-Ponce De León...
    782-792页
    查看更多>>摘要:Astyanax mexicanus has repeatedly colonized cave environments,displaying evolutionary parallelisms in many troglobitic traits.Despite being a model system for the study of adaptation to life in perpetual darkness,the parasites that infect cavefish are practically unknown.In this study,we investigated the macroparasite communities in 18 cavefish populations from independent lineages and compared them with the parasite diversity found in their sister surface fish populations,with the aim of better understanding the role that parasites play in the colonization of new environments.Within the cavefish populations,we identified 13 parasite taxa,including a subset of 10 of the 27 parasite taxa known for the surface populations.Parasites infecting the cavefish belong to five taxonomic groups,including trematodes,monogeneans,nematodes,copepods,and acari.Monogeneans are the most dominant group,found in 14 caves.The macroparasites include species with direct life cycles and trophic transmission,including invasive species.Surprisingly,paired comparisons indicate higher parasite richness in the cavefish than in the surface fish.Spatial variation in parasite composition across the caves suggests historical and geographical contingencies in the host-parasite colonization process and potential evolution of local adaptations.This base-line data on parasite diversity in cavefish populations of A.mexicanus provides a foundation to explore the role of divergent parasite infections under contrasting ecological pressures(cave vs.surface environments)in the evolution of cave adaptive traits.

    Metagenomic analysis reveals hidden links between gut microbes and habitat adaptation among cave and surface dwelling Sinocyclocheilus species

    Hong-Yu ChenChun-Qing LiShan-Yuan ChenHen Xiao...
    793-807页
    查看更多>>摘要:Intestinal microbes are closely related to vital host functions such as digestion and nutrient absorption,which play important roles in enhancing host adaptability.As a natural"laboratory",caves provide an outstanding model for understanding the significance of gut microbes and feeding habits in the habitat adaptability of hosts.However,research on the relationship between gut microbes,feeding habits,and the adaptability of troglobites remains insufficient.In this study,we compared the characteristics of the intestinal microbes of Sinocyclocheilus cavefish and surface fish and further established the relationship between intestinal and habitat microbes.Furthermore,we conducted environmental DNA(eDNA)(metabarcoding)analysis of environmental samples to clarify the composition of potential food resources in the habitats of the Sinocyclocheilus cavefish and surface fish.Results showed that the structure of the Sinocyclocheilus gut microbes was more related to ecological type(habitat type)than phylogenetic relationships.While horizontal transfer of habitat microbes was a source of gut microbes,hosts also showed strong selection for inherent microbes as dominant microorganisms.Differences in the composition and structure of gut microbes,especially dominant microbes,may enhance the adaptability of the two Sinocyclocheilus fish types from the perspectives of food intake,nutrient utilization,and harmful substance metabolism,suggesting that food resources,predation patterns,intestinal flora,digestive and absorptive capacity,and feeding habits and preferences are linked to habitat adaptability.These results should facilitate our understanding of the significance of fish gut microbes to habitat adaptation and provide a new perspective for studying the adaptive mechanisms of cavefish.

    Developmental environment contributes to rapid trait shifts among newly colonized subterranean habitats

    Nathan E.SwansonAndrew G.GluesenkampAlexandra E.DonnySuzanne E.McGaugh...
    808-820页
    查看更多>>摘要:Recent colonization of extreme environments provides unique opportunities to study the early steps of adaptation and the potential for rapid convergent evolution.However,phenotypic shifts during recent colonization may also be due to plasticity in response to changes in the rearing environment.Here,we analyzed a suite of morphological and behavioral traits in paired surface,subterranean,and facultatively subterranean Mexican tetras(Astyanax mexicanus)from recent introductions in two separate watersheds outside of their native range.We found a variety of phenotypic and behavioral shifts between subterranean and surface populations that are similar to those observed in relatively ancient populations in Mexico.Despite this rapid morphological divergence,we found that most of these trait differences were due to plasticity in response to rearing environments.While most trait assays in common-garden,lab-raised fish indicated that phenotypic shifts in wild fish were the result of plasticity,we also found evidence of genetic control in several traits present in subterranean populations.Interestingly,wall-following behavior,an important subterranean foraging behavior,was greater in lab-born subterranean fish than in lab-born surface fish,suggesting rapid divergence of this trait between subterranean and surface populations.Thus,this study sheds light on the early steps of subterranean evolution,identifies potential rapid behavioral evolution,and suggests that plasticity in traits involving exploratory behavior may facilitate subterranean colonization.