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A number of marine fish can not only change sex unidirectional from female to male or, as with anemonefish, from male to female but actually also revert back.
Among those are species of the following genera:
- Gobiidae (Gobies)
- Serranidae
- Cirrhitidae (Hawkfish)
- Pseudochromidae (Dottybacks)
- Labridae (Wrasses)
- Pomacanthidae: Centropyge, Xiphypops (Dwarf and Pygmy Angels), possibly also certain Apolemichthys (trimaculatus)
- Pomacentridae: Dascyllus (Damselfish)
Bidirectional sex change in marine fishes
Philip L. Munday, Tetsuo Kuwamura, and Frederieke J. Kroon
Reversed Sex Change in The Haremic Protogynous Hawkfish Cirrhitichthys falco in Natural Conditions
Tatsuru Kadota, Jun Osato, Ken Nagata & Yoichi Sakai
New aspects of sex change among reef fishes: recent studies in Japan
T Kuwamura, Y Nakashima
Reproductive behavior and social organization of some Pacific hawkfishes (Cirrhitidae)
TJ Donaldson
Stress and serial adult metamorphosis: multiple roles for the stress axis in socially regulated sex change
TK Solomon-Lane, EJ Crespi, MS Grobe
Hermaphroditism and sexual function in Cirrhitichthys aureus and the other Japanese hawkfishes (Cirrhitidae: Teleostei)
K Kobayashi, K Suzuki
Sex change in either direction by growth-rate advantage in the monogamous coral goby, Paragobiodon echinocephalus
T Kuwamura, Y Nakashimn, Y Yogo
Bidirectional sex change in seven species of Priolepis (Actinopterygii: Gobiidae)
H Manabe, K Toyoda, K Nagamoto"¦
Male-to-female sex change in widowed males of the protogynous damselfish Dascyllus aruanus
T Kuwamura, S Suzuki, T Kadota - Journal of ethology, 2016 - Springer
Bending genders: the biology of natural sex change in fish
EV Todd, H Liu, S Muncaster, NJ Gemmell - Sexual Development, 2016 - karger.com
Behavioural Ecology of Reproduction in Fish
E Forsgren, JD Reynolds"¦ - Handbook of Fish Biology "¦, 2002 - johnreynolds.org
Among those are species of the following genera:
- Gobiidae (Gobies)
- Serranidae
- Cirrhitidae (Hawkfish)
- Pseudochromidae (Dottybacks)
- Labridae (Wrasses)
- Pomacanthidae: Centropyge, Xiphypops (Dwarf and Pygmy Angels), possibly also certain Apolemichthys (trimaculatus)
- Pomacentridae: Dascyllus (Damselfish)
Bidirectional sex change in marine fishes
Philip L. Munday, Tetsuo Kuwamura, and Frederieke J. Kroon
Reversed Sex Change in The Haremic Protogynous Hawkfish Cirrhitichthys falco in Natural Conditions
Tatsuru Kadota, Jun Osato, Ken Nagata & Yoichi Sakai
New aspects of sex change among reef fishes: recent studies in Japan
T Kuwamura, Y Nakashima
Reproductive behavior and social organization of some Pacific hawkfishes (Cirrhitidae)
TJ Donaldson
Stress and serial adult metamorphosis: multiple roles for the stress axis in socially regulated sex change
TK Solomon-Lane, EJ Crespi, MS Grobe
Hermaphroditism and sexual function in Cirrhitichthys aureus and the other Japanese hawkfishes (Cirrhitidae: Teleostei)
K Kobayashi, K Suzuki
Sex change in either direction by growth-rate advantage in the monogamous coral goby, Paragobiodon echinocephalus
T Kuwamura, Y Nakashimn, Y Yogo
Bidirectional sex change in seven species of Priolepis (Actinopterygii: Gobiidae)
H Manabe, K Toyoda, K Nagamoto"¦
Male-to-female sex change in widowed males of the protogynous damselfish Dascyllus aruanus
T Kuwamura, S Suzuki, T Kadota - Journal of ethology, 2016 - Springer
Bending genders: the biology of natural sex change in fish
EV Todd, H Liu, S Muncaster, NJ Gemmell - Sexual Development, 2016 - karger.com
Behavioural Ecology of Reproduction in Fish
E Forsgren, JD Reynolds"¦ - Handbook of Fish Biology "¦, 2002 - johnreynolds.org
