Kinematics of benthic suction feeding in Callichthyidae and Mochokidae,with functional implications for the evolution of food scraping in catfishes

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J Exp Biol (2009) 212 (1): 116–125.

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Kinematics of benthic suction feeding in Callichthyidae and Mochokidae,with functional implications for the evolution of food scraping in catfishes

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