Svanbäcks grupp

A especialização individual é maior em populações generalistas de posições tróficas intermediárias a altas em peixes tropicais de água doce

Brazil-Sousa, Clarissa; Soares, Bruno Eleres; Svanbäck, Richard; Albrecht, Miriam Pilz

Ingår i Austral ecology (Print), 2024

• DOI för A especialização individual é maior em populações generalistas de posições tróficas intermediárias a altas em peixes tropicais de água doce

Individual specialization is the highest in generalist populations from intermediary to high trophic positions in tropical freshwater fishes

Brazil-Sousa, Clarissa; Soares, Bruno Eleres; Svanbäck, Richard; Albrecht, Miriam Pilz

Ingår i Austral ecology (Print), 2024

• DOI för Individual specialization is the highest in generalist populations from intermediary to high trophic positions in tropical freshwater fishes

Multi stress system: Microplastics in freshwater and their effects on host microbiota

Varg, Javier Edo; Svanbäck, Richard

Ingår i Science of the Total Environment, 2023

• DOI för Multi stress system: Microplastics in freshwater and their effects on host microbiota
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Anthropogenic Change and the Process of Speciation

Ålund, Murielle; Cenzer, Meredith; Bierne, Nicolas; Boughman, Janette W. et al.

Ingår i Cold Spring Harbor Perspectives in Biology, 2023

• DOI för Anthropogenic Change and the Process of Speciation

Zooplanktivore fish body growth responses to browning-induced light limitation vary over ontogeny, but not with fish density

van Dorst, Renee M.; Gardmark, Anna; Svanbäck, Richard; Huss, Magnus

Ingår i Ecology of Freshwater Fish, s. 17-28, 2022

• DOI för Zooplanktivore fish body growth responses to browning-induced light limitation vary over ontogeny, but not with fish density
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The stressful effects of microplastics associated with chromium (VI) on the microbiota of Daphnia Magna

Varg, Javier Edo; Bergvall, Christoffer; Svanbäck, Richard

Ingår i Frontiers in Environmental Science, 2022

• DOI för The stressful effects of microplastics associated with chromium (VI) on the microbiota of Daphnia Magna
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Microplastic exposure across trophic levels: effects on the host microbiota of freshwater organisms

Varg, Javier Edo; Outomuro, David; Kunce, Warren; Kuehrer, Lukas et al.

Ingår i Environmental Microbiome, 2022

• DOI för Microplastic exposure across trophic levels: effects on the host microbiota of freshwater organisms
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Sex-specific plasticity in a trophic polymorphic aquatic predator: a modeling approach

Höök, Tomas O.; Svanbäck, Richard; Eklöv, Peter

Ingår i Oecologia, s. 341-354, 2021

• DOI för Sex-specific plasticity in a trophic polymorphic aquatic predator: a modeling approach

Single and combined effects of microplastics, pyrethroid and food resources on the life-history traits and microbiome of Chironomus riparius

Varg, Javier Edo; Kunce, Warren; Outomuro, David; Svanbäck, Richard et al.

Ingår i Environmental Pollution, 2021

• DOI för Single and combined effects of microplastics, pyrethroid and food resources on the life-history traits and microbiome of Chironomus riparius

Does browning-induced light limitation reduce fish body growth through shifts in prey composition or reduced foraging rates?

van Dorst, Renee M.; Gårdmark, Anna; Svanbäck, Richard; Huss, Magnus

Ingår i Freshwater Biology, s. 947-959, 2020

• DOI för Does browning-induced light limitation reduce fish body growth through shifts in prey composition or reduced foraging rates?
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