Schooling Behavior Disruption
Schooling Behavior Disruption is a behavioral ecological phenomenon characterized by the temporary breakdown or alteration of coordinated group movement patterns in fish populations due to external stressors, distinguishing it from other forms of social disorganization by its specificity to locomotor synchrony and spatial cohesion in aquatic aggregations.
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Domestication effects on aggressive and schooling behavior in fish
Daniel E. Ruzzante · Aquaculture · 1994 · 211 citations
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Western University
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