Global warming may disproportionately affect larger adults in a predatory coral reef fish
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posted on 2024-06-04, 13:24 authored by V Messmer, MS Pratchett, AS Hoey, AJ Tobin, DJ Coker, SJ Cooke, Timothy ClarkTimothy ClarkGlobal warming may disproportionately affect larger adults in a predatory coral reef fish
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2016, John Wiley & Sons LtdJournal
Global Change BiologyVolume
23Pagination
2230-2240ISSN
1354-1013eISSN
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6Publisher
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Science & TechnologyLife Sciences & BiomedicineBiodiversity ConservationEcologyEnvironmental SciencesBiodiversity & ConservationEnvironmental Sciences & Ecologybody sizeclimate changecritical thermal maximumGreat Barrier Reefmetabolic ratePlectropomus leopardusthermal toleranceCRITICAL THERMAL MAXIMUMTEMPERATURE-SIZE RULECLIMATE-CHANGEBODY-SIZEMETABOLIC-RATEHEAT TOLERANCEAEROBIC SCOPEATLANTIC CODOXYGENIMPACTSSchool of Life and Environmental Sciences070403 Fisheries Management050101 Ecological Impacts of Climate Change3005 Fisheries sciences
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