| Impact ID | 8429 |
| Impact Type | Other Ecological Benefits |
| Study Type | Experimental |
| Study Location | Laboratory |
| Impact Description | Stable isotope analysis suggests that Hemimysis anomala (bloody red shrimp) may be replacing zooplankton in the diet of young yellow perch. It appears that as H. anomala density increases, this species plays a more substantial role in supporting higher trophic levels. |
| Reference | 24659 |
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