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Cool runnings: behavioural plasticity and the realised thermal niche of basking sharks
2022
Environmental Biology of Fishes
AbstractLong-distance migrations by marine vertebrates are often triggered by pronounced environmental cues. For the endangered basking shark (Cetorhinus maximus), seasonal changes in water temperature are frequently proposed as a cue for aggregation within (and dispersal from) coastal hotspots. The inference is that such movements reflect year-round occupancy within a given thermal 'envelope'. However, the marked variance in timing, direction and depth of dispersal movements hint at a more
doi:10.1007/s10641-021-01202-8
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