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Coevolution of foraging behavior with intrinsic growth rate: risk-taking in naturally and artificially selected growth genotypes of Menidia menidia.

Oecologia - 1 Nov 2007

Chiba Susumu, Arnott Stephen A, Conover David O

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Although there is accumulating evidence of growth-rate optimization by natural selection, the coevolution of growth rate and risk-taking behavior has not been sufficiently documented. The Atlantic silverside fish, Menidia menidia, displays countergradient variation in growth across a latitudinal gradient: genotypes from Nova Scotia (NS), for example, grow in length twofold faster than those from South Carolina...

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PMID: 17701221
DOI: 10.1007/s00442-007-0825-9

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