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Evolution of chemical-cue-mediated antipredator behavior in threespine stickleback populations experiencing northern pike predation

2024-05-01

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Human-mediated environmental challenges are severely impacting local and global levels of biodiversity. Phenotypic plasticity can play a major role in aiding population persistence because plasticity can buffer populations from novel challenges. Given this role, it is possible for the degree of plasticity to evolve rapidly as it may place phenotypes near, but not exactly on, an adaptive peak for the new environmen...

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eccaa7d4-17fe-5b3f-9d8f-739bd5c2132a
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10.1007/s10530-023-02996-7
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