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We investigated egg cannibalism in spawning capelin Mallotus villosus on the north‐east Newfoundland coast during July 2012–2014, specifically whether sex, spawning condition (i.e., spawning or spent) and spawning habitat influenced egg cannibalism. Capelin spawning in deep‐water were 4.5–14 times more likely to be cannibals than those at the beach, probably due to the higher spatial overlap of spawners...
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