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Behavioural responses of fishes to abiotic stressors: A comparative synthesis of shared physiological mechanisms and ecological consequences.
Anthropogenic activities, including global warming, deforestation, urbanization, intensive agriculture, and aquaculture, are accelerating environmental change with consequences for aquatic ecosystems. As ectothermic vertebrates, fishes are sensitive to alterations in abiotic conditions, responding t
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