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The effect of warming on the bioenergetics of juvenile common sole (Solea solea) in the Gironde estuary: Implications for abundance and life-history traits in an energy-limited nursery ground
Among human-induced environmental changes, increasing water temperature is one of the most well-documented consequences of climate change, and is likely to influence the nursery function of estuarine environments. However, our ability to assess these effects remains limited at the individual level,
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