Familiarity with a partner facilitates the movement of drift foraging juvenile grayling (Thymallus thymallus) into a new habitat area

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New paper on behaviour of drift feeding grayling with familiar and unfamiliar partners http://t.co/qlg4Toew47 #fish #River #research

Grayling's confidence greater with known partners than strangers. Fish reflect human behaviour or universal trait? http://t.co/RxPc63cDsc

New paper on behaviour of drift feeding grayling with familiar and unfamiliar partners http://t.co/qlg4Toew47 #fish #River #research

New paper on behaviour of drift feeding grayling with familiar and unfamiliar partners http://t.co/qlg4Toew47 #fish #River #research

New paper on behaviour of drift feeding grayling with familiar and unfamiliar partners http://t.co/qlg4Toew47 #fish #River #research