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Morelia Camacho-CervantesUniversidad Nacional Autonoma de MexicoVerified email at cmarl.unam.mx
Constantino Macias GarciaEcologia, Universidad Nacional Anutónoma de México UNAMVerified email at unam.mx
Abigail Santiago-ArellanoDoctorado Ciencias del Mar y Limnología, UNAMVerified email at comunidad.unam.mx

Vianey Palomera-Hernández

Vianey Palomera-Hernández

Universidad Nacional Autonoma de Mexico

Verified email at comunidad.unam.mx - Homepage

invasive species behaviour freshwater ecology evolution


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Foraging behaviour of a native topminnow when shoaling with invaders. M Camacho-Cervantes, V Palomera-Hernadez, CM García Aquatic Invasions 14 (3), 2019	15	2019
Con-and heterospecific shoaling makes invasive guppies more risk taking A Santiago-Arellano, V Palomera-Hernandez, M Camacho-Cervantes Frontiers in Ecology and Evolution 9, 624245, 2021	9	2021
Coexistence with an invasive species in the context of global warming lead to behavioural changes via both hereditary and ontogenetic adjustments to minimise conflict V Palomera-Hernandez, M Camacho-Cervantes, E Ramirez-Carrillo, ... acta ethologica 26 (3), 167-183, 2023	1	2023
Invasive poeciliids dominate fish community in a highly altered river: insights from a diversity study of riverbank fishes in Mexico F Córdova-Tapia, V Palomera-Hernández, M Camacho-Cervantes Neotropical Ichthyology 22 (01), e230042, 2024		2024

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