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The structure of the habitat is usually crucial for growth and survival of young life stages. Presently, some nursery areas
of fish larvae are changing due to eutrophication, e.g. due to enhanced growth of ephemeral filamentous algae at the expense
of perennial species. We studied the influence of two habitats, one with filamentous algae (Cladophora glomerata) and the other with bladder wrack (Fucus vesiculosus), on habitat choice of pike larvae (Esox lucius) in the absence/presence of a predator or a competitor. We further tested whether the habitat choice is adaptive in increasing
survival under predation threat. In contrast to expectations, pike larvae preferred the habitat with ephemeral filamentous
algae to the bladder wrack, thriving in clean waters, independent of the presence/absence of both predator/competitor. In
addition, the survival of the larvae was higher in the filamentous algae in the presence of predators, which suggested that
the habitat preference of the larvae was adaptive. The structure of the bladderwrack habitat was probably too open for newly
hatched larvae, which implies that F. vesiculosus and other large brown algae are not as important refuges for young larvae as previously thought. 相似文献
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Hämäläinen Anni Immonen Elina Tarka Maja Schuett Wiebke 《Behavioral ecology and sociobiology》2018,72(3):1-13
Behavioral Ecology and Sociobiology - The success of social insect colonies is dependent upon efficient and dynamic allocation of resources to alternate queen and worker castes. The developmental... 相似文献
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