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Is sexual size dimorphism in walleye, Sander vitreus , a driver of seasonal movements in Lake Erie?NARA Subscribed
Walleye ( Sander vitreus ) are a sexually dimorphic species in which females are larger than males in adulthood. Walleye can also exhibit sex‐ and population‐based differences in migration behavior. In Lake Erie, we used acoustic telemetry to test the prediction that female walleye exhibit larger broad‐scale movements than males during the summer and autumn. This prediction was based on the hypothesis that greater foraging in...
Handling and conducting invasive procedures are necessary for aspects of fisheries science, invariably inducing a stress response and imposing energetic demands on fish. Anaesthesia or immobilisation techniques are often used in an attempt to mitigate stress and improve welfare, yet these also come with their own impacts on post‐release recovery. Here, the authors investigated whether changes in cardiac activity (heart rates o...
Dune palaeosurface sequences on the Eastern Canary Islands were investigated for stable isotope records in gastropod shells of the genus Theba . Due to the ecology of the taxon and the special oceanic insularity of the study site, we assume that δ 18 O shell signals in our case mainly reflect shifts in δ 18 O signals of sea surface water. We found that a rapid decrease in δ 18 O shell signals is associated with significant cha...
Rock magnetics of carbonate systems–investigating palaeodune archives on Fuerteventura (Canary Islands)NARA Subscribed
The mineral magnetic properties of Pleistocene aeolian dune sands from the island of Fuerteventura (Canary Islands, Spain) were studied in order to reconstruct the palaeoenvironmental evolution of Pleistocene climates during their formation. The palaeodunes on Fuerteventura mainly consist of carbonate sands admixed with dust and material of volcanic origin. Due to the low magnetic background caused by the diamagnetic character...
Odor plumes are common features of aquatic and terrestrial environments, forming an olfactory landscape through which animals must navigate to locate resources and avoid potential hazards. Time‐averaged concentration profiles suggest that plumes consist of stable gradients in odor that animals may use for orientation. However, the time scales necessary to generate such profiles are much longer than those typically associated w...
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