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Modelling Toxin-Induced Intraspecific Personality Variation in Predator-Prey Dynamics
Personality traits, such as boldness and shyness, can affect interspecific interactions through differences in individual behaviour. Environmental toxins may also alter these traits. However, few predator-prey models have considered animal personality. In this study, we extend a toxin-dependent pred
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