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eDNA and microscopy reveal traits underlying long-term zooplankton community change
Zooplankton form a vital link between phytoplankton and higher trophic levels, including commercially exploited fish, making recent declines in copepods and increases in meroplankton a major concern. To investigate underlying mechanisms, we compared weekly, high-resolution net (microscope analysis:
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