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A study by Angus Mitchell quantifies how shoal size influences foraging, activity, and risk-avoidance behaviors in the range-extending reef fish Pomacentrus coelestis. Data collected from natural climate analogues spanning present-day, ocean warming, and combined warming–acidification reefs shows fish densities were 84% lower at the acidification reef. The dataset suggests acidification-driven habitat simplification reduces fish density and shoal size, indirectly altering behavioral expression.
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