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Temperature-Driven Differences in Feeding Performance of Native and Non-Native Fish of Patagonia: A Functional Response Analysis
1. Climate change and species introductions are currently the main threats to freshwater systems. The combination of global warming and salmonid introductions could have an enormous impact on native fishes: particularly affected will be interspe- cific interactions, key to the structure and functi
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