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Lok Poon

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Fish pests and diseasesFish physiology and genetics

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|Apr 01, 2026

Timescapes of fear: exogenous and endogenous control of moonlight-mediated circalunar foraging rhythms in a weakly electric fish.

Lok Poon, William G R Crampton

|Jun 24, 2025

A sensory ecology of fear: Eye size predicts moonlight avoidance responses in Neotropical electric fishes.

Lok Poon, Michael A Haag, Jorge Molina

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