Feeding Behavior Alteration is a behavioral response construct in fish disturbance ecology that signifies a measurable change in the foraging patterns, food acquisition strategies, or feeding activity of fish populations consequent to environmental or anthropogenic disturbances, distinguishing it from other ecological responses by its specific focus on trophic-related behavioral shifts.
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Behavioral Response of Crayfish to a Fish Predator
Roy A. Stein, John J. Magnuson · Ecology · 1976 · 534 citations
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