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Responses of aquatic organisms to pollutant stress: Theoretical and practical implicationsonary theory can contribute to solving practical problems related to the evaluation of potential chemical hazards (e.g. deciding which aquatic organisms to use in regulatory test systems and developing ecological risk assessment models for aquatic populations). We argue for greater integration betwe

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High-temperature stress and the evolution of thermal resistance in ,her life stages. Furthermore, selection on different life stages showed that a selection response in one life stage did not necessarily result in a correlated response in another. These observations indicate that different mechanisms or genes at least in part are responsible for or are expressed at

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Genetic and environmental stress, and the persistence of populationsironmental stress becomes significantly greater for higher inbreeding levels. This explicitly demonstrates that genetic and environmental stress are not independent but can act synergistically. This apparent interaction may have important consequences for the conservation of endangered species.

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Stress, developmental stability and sexual selectione rise to sexual selection with direct or indirect fitness benefits, as in animals. Sexual selection in animals may result in selection for relatively larger male body size, an overall increase in body size of a lineage and an increased risk of extinction (Cope’s rule). Reduced stress resistance ass

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