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Bioenergetics Underpins Both Heat–Pesticide Synergisms and Their Transgenerational Offsetting in Water Fleas
biotechnologycell-biologyecologyevolutionary-biologygeneticsinfectious-diseasesmolecular-biologyphysiology
Freshwater ecosystems are increasingly threatened by interacting stressors simultaneously or sequentially, such as pesticide contamination and extreme heat events. Although synergistic interactions between these stressors within a generation are well documented, their transgenerational consequences
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