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Social Interactions and Aggression in Crayfish
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Social Interactions and Aggression in Crayfish
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Project Abstract:
Crayfish are keystone species in freshwater systems. My lab studies how social hierarchies are constructed at the mechanistic level and the ecological impact of aggression in crayfish
Investigator(s):
Paul Moore
Years Active:
2012
Methods:
In situ and mesocosm observation of social interactions between different sexes and different species of crayfish