Parasites under pressure: salmon lice may adapt to depth-based preventions in aquaculture

Experiment 1. Vertical distribution of copepodids (mixed family groups) in 80 cm columns over time (min) at two pressures. Experiment 2. Vertical distribution of copepodids (individual families) in 80 cm columns at three pressures. Experiment 2 (traits). For each family: body size, egg string length, estimated fecundity and estimated egg size of mother; development times and column distributions (i.e. proportion of copepodids at top of columns) of offspring.

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