ArticleEcology and evolution2026
Mismatch in Chronology of Environmental Cues That Initiate Spawning Increases Predation Risk for Dispersing Lake Sturgeon Larvae.
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- Mismatch in Chronology of Environmental Cues That Initiate Spawning Increases Predation Risk for Dispersing Lake Sturgeon Larvae.Ecology and evolution · 2026Article
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Abstract
Many species initiate reproductive activities, including migration and reproduction, in response to environmental cues that have historically been predictive of physical and biotic conditions favorable for offspring survival. Climate change can cause environmental variables including temperature levels and variability to become unreliable reproductive cues, potentially creating an evolutionary trap. For stream fishes inhabiting temperate environments, spawning may start at temperatures historically associated with high offspring survival; however, realized survival can be diminished due to mismatches with other ecological factors. We experimentally examined how an induced mismatch among historically temporally autocorrelated or matched stream physical and biotic environmental conditions present during lake sturgeon (
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