Lab study to examine the effects of water temperature
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2006
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Description:Understanding the life history of animals has become a central focus of resource interested in exploitation as well as conservation of these animals. Understanding movement patterns is instrumental to the understanding of a species' life history because movement patterns are relevant to determining spatial structure of populations and metapopulations, ontogenetic and seasonal changes in habitat use, and ontogenetic and seasonal migration patterns (Rubenstein and Hobson 2004).
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Rights Information:CC0 Public Domain
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