Thermal stress has greater impact on the zebrafish skin microbiota than host genotype.

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Climate change is increasing the frequency of temperature changes in aquatic environments potentially affecting host microbiota. Microbiota composition can also be affected by host genotype and therefore it is important to understand effects of a stressor across genetically different populations. Size-selective harvesting is an example of an anthropogenic stressor, that drives genetic change in exploited...

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