Patrícia Nunes Vicente

Too young to be bold: Lack of personality in juvenile goby

Sara Martins-Cardoso, Patrícia Nunes Vicente, Inés Fournon-Berodia, I. Polo et autres

Abstract Animal personality, defined as consistent individual differences in behaviour across time and contexts, can significantly influence fitness and survival. However, the expression and stability of personality traits across ontogeny remain poorly understood, particularly in species undergoing complex life history transitions. Here, …

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Friends without benefits: familiarity does not improve fitness-related behaviours in larvae of a marine shoaling fish

Patrícia Nunes Vicente, João Almeida, Ana M. Faria

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Effects of Water Temperature and Structural Habitat Complexity on the Routine Swimming Speed and Escape Response of Post-Settlement Stage White Seabream

Patrícia Nunes Vicente, João Almeida, Laura Ribeiro, Sara Castanho et autres

Coastal habitats are increasingly threatened by multiple anthropogenic-related activities, which include ocean warming and loss of structural habitat complexity. These two pressures have the potential to severely affect the structure and function of marine biodiversity. Early life stages of many fish species …

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Do Sand Smelt (Atherina presbyter Cuvier, 1829) Larvae Discriminate among Conspecifics Using Different Sensory Cues?

Patrícia Nunes Vicente, Ana M. Faria

The ability of shoaling fish to recognise and differentiate between potential groupmates may affect their fitness and survival. Fish are capable of social recognition and multiple sensory cues mediate the recognition mechanisms. This has been comprehensively studied for juvenile and adult freshwater …

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Chemical cues from habitats and conspecifics guide sand-smelt Atherina presbyter larvae to reefs

Patrícia Nunes Vicente, Sara Martins-Cardoso, Frederico Almada, Emanuel J. Gonçalves et autres

Chemical cues have been widely addressed as potential cues for fish larvae to orient, detect or remain close to suitable habitat. However, most studies to date have been on tropical reef species and have suggested a chemosensory-driven homing behaviour, with only few …

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Variability in growth and condition of juvenile common two-banded sea bream (Diplodus vulgaris)

Patrícia Nunes Vicente

Tese de mestrado. Biologia (Ecologia Marinha). Universidade de Lisboa, Faculdade de Ciências, 2015