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Hidden impacts of environmental stressors on freshwater: Cytoscape(R) correlation networks for community ecotoxicology analysis.
Lozano, V. L.
2019-11-08
ecology
10.1101/834622
bioRxiv
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Freshwater systems are affected by multiple stressors. Ecotoxicological studies using communities or higher ecological levels often are focussed on abundance analysis. We suggest incorporating correlation networks to bring to light possible hidden impacts on community interactions.
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