Thermal pollution leads to short-term heat shock in aquatic invertebrates; however, the
modulation of tolerance and life history of these invertebrates by thermal stress varies …

Individual traits responding to predation cues are widespread in many aquatic and terrestrial
organisms. However, linking individual traits to population dynamics in response to …

The vertical distribution of planktonic animals, such as Daphnia, in overlapping gradients of
food concentration and risk of visual predation should depend on Daphnia population …

In kairomone studies, it is often implicitly assumed that the only effect of predator exudates
on their prey is to trigger anti‐predator defenses. However, chemicals originating from fish …

This research evaluated the growth of Daphnia similis in wastewater from Nile tilapia
(Oreochromis niloticus) farmed in a biofloc system (carbohydrate: nitrogen of 12: 1). During …

Studies in artificially confined, small‐scale experimental systems with a homogeneous prey
distribution suggest that selectivity in planktivorous fish for more conspicuous and rewarding …

Simple Summary We studied the effect of elevated temperatures by creating an artificial
stratification of water resembling a biotope, eg, a lake, including natural biotic factors in the …

Our aim was to determine if a limitation of reproduction by available brood chamber space
could explain indeterminate growth in Daphnia, and what conditions might affect this. We …

Daphnia can develop a VARIETY of inducible defensive traits when they sense predator
kairomone and transmit the predation risk information from females to their offspring …

Cladocerans can produce dormant stages to avoid unfavorable environments, such as
predation pressure and population crowding. However, only a few studies evaluated the …