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Physiological data (swimming performance, metabolic rate, growth and survival) associated with a study examining the effects of rate of temperature decrease as a mitigation strategy for cold water pollution events.

Issued: 11 08 2021

Data time period: 10 06 2019 to 18 09 2019

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Biological Sciences | Comparative Physiology | Conservation and Biodiversity | Conservation physiology | Ecology | Environmental Science and Management | Environmental Sciences | Ecological Physiology | Metabolic rate | Physiology | Phenotypic plasticity | Swimming performance | Thermal pollution | Vertebrate Biology | Zoology | eng |

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Can slowing the rate of water temperature decline be utilised to reduce the impacts of cold water pollution from dam releases on fish physiology and performance?

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Parisi, Monique A., Franklin, Craig E. and Cramp, Rebecca L. (2022). Can slowing the rate of water temperature decline be utilised to reduce the impacts of cold water pollution from dam releases on fish physiology and performance?. Journal of Fish Biology, 100 (4), 979-987. doi: 10.1111/jfb.15002

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