Fish foraging behavior changesplankton-nutrient relations in laboratory microcosms
NOVALES-FLAMARIQUE, I., S. GRIESBACH, M. PARENT, A. CATTANEO, AND R. H. PETERS, Limnol. Oceanogr., 38(2), 1993, 290-298
Full article (PDF): http://aslo.net/lo/toc/vol_38/issue_2/0290.pdf
To demonstrate that the effects of higher trophic elements on plankton in laboratory aquaria are not simple top-down or bottom-up processes, we measured phosphorus and chlorophyll concentrations in replicated month-old aquaria undergoing one of five permutations involving three fish species, Daphnia pulex, and algae.
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