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Increased Zooplankton Behavioral Stress in Response to Short-Term Exposure to Hydrocarbon Contamination
2007
The Open Oceanography Journal
The swimming behavior of the calanoid copepod Centropages hamatus is used as a very sensitive real-time screening tool to assess hydrocarbon contamination in marine waters. A behavioral stress index based on the complexity of swimming sequences is suggested as a potential tool to critically assess behavioral responses to natural and anthropogenic forcing in the marine environment.
doi:10.2174/187425210701011012
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