ArticleConservation physiology2019
Temporal profiles of cortisol accumulation and clearance support scale cortisol content as an indicator of chronic stress in fish.
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Abstract
The development of chronic stress indicators for fish is of great interest, but appropriate non-invasive methods are lagging those used in terrestrial vertebrates. Here, we explore the possibility that levels of the stress hormone cortisol in scales could be used as a chronic stress indicator. Three experiments were conducted to assess the temporal profiles of cortisol rise and fall in plasma and scales of goldfish (
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