Damsels in Distress: Oil Exposure Modifies Behavior and Olfaction in Bicolor Damselfish (Stegastes partitus)

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@invivoexvivo 6/10 In one study (https://t.co/oaO1HXWFoj) we examined chemical alarm cue (CAC) avoidance in a damselfish. The CAC avoidance was abolished by brief exposure to crude oil.

RT @LelaSchlenker: Damsels in distress! First chapter of my Ph.D. is (moderately) hot off the press. Our team found that oil-exposure affec…

Damsels in distress! First chapter of my Ph.D. is (moderately) hot off the press. Our team found that oil-exposure affects olfactory detection and avoidance of an important predator evasion cue in bicolor damselfish. #WomeninSTEM #FisHER

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