Contrasting energy pathways suggest differing susceptibility of pelagic fishes to an invasive ecosystem engineer in a large lake system

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Contrasting energy pathways suggest differing susceptibility of pelagic fishes to an invasive ecosystem engineer in a large lake system #stableisotopes https://t.co/FFInADsxHD

07 Feb 2023

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RT @FrontEcolEvol: New Research: Contrasting energy pathways suggest differing susceptibility of pelagic fishes to an invasive ecosystem en…

18 Jan 2023

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New Research: Contrasting energy pathways suggest differing susceptibility of pelagic fishes to an invasive ecosystem engineer in a large lake system: Species invasions can lead to ecological regime shifts by altering food web structure and… https://t.co/5

18 Jan 2023

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Full of happiness to be part of this contribution led by @AMChiapella! My first in this amazing lab that I am part of now 🥰 Check out how we predicted the impacts of invasive species in the aquatic food web using stable isotope analysis.

12 Jan 2023

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