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Does temperature, light or inter-individual variation explain feeding motivation in a tropical freshwater predator?

2024-07-28

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Variability in environmental conditions in freshwater ecosystems are increasingly driven by human activity. Increased temperature and light intensity are among the anthropogenic stressors dramatically altering these ecosystems, for example through deforestation that reduces canopy cover of riparian vegetation. Simultaneous exposure to multiple stressors complicates predictions of responses to environmental stresso...

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8b7bc41d-143b-5980-bfc2-8e9524a488ca
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10.1101/2024.07.27.605438
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