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doi: 10.1111/jfb.13646
pmid: 29931676
The higher proportion of males of the invasive round goby Neogobius melanostomus in samples from two activity selective passive fishing gears compared with one activity non‐selective fishing gear in three Dutch lakes is related to higher male locomotory activity and is a sex‐dependent trait. This difference in activity reflects the different ecology of male and female N. melanostomus.
Male, Lakes, Phenotype, Ecology, Animals, Female, Introduced Species, Locomotion, Perciformes
Male, Lakes, Phenotype, Ecology, Animals, Female, Introduced Species, Locomotion, Perciformes
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