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Aquatic insects differentially affect lake sturgeon larval phenotypes and egg surface microbial communities.

PloS one - 1 Jan 2022

Walquist Ryan W, Scribner Kim T, Waraniak Justin, Bauman John M, Marsh Terence L, Kanefsky Jeannette, Larson Douglas L

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Documentation of how interactions among members of different stream communities [e.g., microbial communities and aquatic insect taxa exhibiting different feeding strategies (FS)] collectively influence the growth, survival, and recruitment of stream fishes is limited. Considerable spatial overlap exists between early life stages of stream fishes, including species of conservation concern like lake sturgeon...

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PMID: 36409729
DOI: 10.1371/journal.pone.0277336
PMCID: PMC9678266

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