ArticleEcology and evolution2026
Computational Fluid Dynamics Reveal Hydromechanical Adaptations of
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Abstract
Water fleas of the family Daphniidae are strong ecological interactors in many lentic ecosystems. As the most abundant filter feeders in these systems, they form a crucial link between primary production and higher trophic levels. Due to this central role in freshwater food webs and their capacity to react to a range of environmental changes with phenotypic plasticity, Daphniidae are widely regarded as model organisms in ecological research. They form inducible defences, representing a form of phenotypic plasticity, which reduces an organism's vulnerability to many animal predators. Just recently, the first inducible defence against a carnivorous water plant, the Southern Bladderwort,
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