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Hormonal responsiveness to stress is negatively associated with vulnerability to angling capture in fish.
The Journal of experimental biology - 15 Jul 2017
Louison Michael J, Adhikari Shivani, Stein Jeffrey A, Suski Cory D
Abstract excerpt
Differences in behavior and physiology amongst individuals often alter relative fitness levels in the environment. However, the ideal behavioral/physiological phenotype in a given environment may be altered by human activity, leading to an evolutionary response in the affected population. One example of this process can be found in fisheries (including recreational freshwater fisheries), where selective capture...
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