This research aims to compare upper thermal tolerance across different populations of Pseudaspius sachalinensis.
Compared thermal tolerance among various populations of Pseudaspius sachalinensis.
Analyzed individual-level factors like body size and condition for their effects.
Conducted experiments under varying temperature conditions to assess tolerance limits.
Identified significant differences in upper thermal tolerance among fish populations.
Found no significant correlation between thermal tolerance and individual factors like body size and condition.
Abstract
, whereas individual-level factors (body size and condition) had no detectable effect. These findings highlight the importance of population-specific conservation strategies under climate change.