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Personality predicts dispersal and settlement in a novel habitat – a mesocosm experiment

2024-12-08

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Studying the relationship between dispersal tendencies and personality, or ‘dispersal syndromes’, under ecologically relevant conditions is challenging, especially in fish. Laboratory studies lack environmental complexity and scale, while field-based approaches are often unfeasible. We here mimicked dispersal events; encompassing all three phases of dispersal (departure, transience, settlement) in a large experime...

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fa8e8349-798b-55b8-a42e-4432e2b2bd71
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10.1101/2024.12.06.627144
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