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Evidence That Wild Salmonids Seek Cool Water Refuges to Reduce Parasite Virulence: The Proliferative Kidney Disease Case

2025-07-01

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ABSTRACT Conservation of cold‐stenothermic freshwater fish populations relies on local management to mitigate effects of climate change. With limited opportunity to migrate, freshwater fish are increasingly exposed to excessive warmth during summer heat waves and are susceptible to temperature‐associated diseases. As a case example, a significant proportion of salmonids are infected with a salmonid parasite that c...

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c20654d4-9614-53ab-92ec-3ecb6a603351
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10.1111/fwb.70069
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