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Data for: "Elevated Turbidity Dominates Artificial Light at Night in Multiple-Stressor Predator–Prey Interactions"
This dataset accompanies the Ecosphere research article “Elevated Turbidity Dominates Artificial Light at Night in Multiple-Stressor Predator–Prey Interactions” by Matthew Lincicome, Jason R. Bohenek, and S. Mažeika Patricio Sulliván. The study examined the individual an
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