The serotonin signaling system plays a crucial role in regulating the ontogeny of
crustaceans. Here, we describe the effects of different concentrations of the 5 …

Microplastics are an emerging and increasingly serious pollutant in freshwater environment,
which have become a threat to freshwater organisms. However, whether microplastics …

Climate warming influences the biological activities of aquatic organisms, including feeding,
growth, and reproduction, thereby affecting predator–prey interactions. This study explored …

The gut microbiota has been increasingly recognized to regulate host fitness, which in turn is
dependent on stability of community structure and composition. Many biotic and abiotic …

Declining calcium in freshwater lakes has become a serious threat to aquatic organisms,
which may affect the anti‐fish defense of cladocerans with high calcium demand. To …

Many prey organisms adaptively respond to predation risk by inducible defenses with
underlying tradeoffs in resource allocation. Cyanobacterial blooms expose zooplankton to …

Cyanobacterial blooms, resulting from serious eutrophication, can produce various
cyanotoxins and severely disrupt aquatic ecosystems. Inducible defenses are adaptive traits …

The influence of cyanobacteria on interspecies interactions has received growing attention
as a predictor of aquatic ecosystem function. It is well‐known that cyanobacteria greatly …

Herbicide pollution is persistent, which not only has a negative impact on individual
organisms, but also may endanger the interspecific relationship between predators and …

Inducible defences of prey are evolved under diverse and variable predation risks. However,
during the co‐evolution of prey and multiple predators, the responses of prey to antagonistic …