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Light pollution can disrupt animal health and behaviour; however, its effects on aquatic invertebrates are poorly understood. We found that unnatural light at night had no effect on heart rate or activity in Caribbean spiny lobster, suggesting this species and its fisheries may be somewhat resilient to light pollution.

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Artificial light at night does not alter heart rate or locomotor behaviour in Caribbean spiny lobster (<i>Panulirus argus</i>): insights into light pollution and physiological disturbance using biologgers

Artificial light at night does not alter heart rate or locomotor behaviour in Caribbean spiny lobster (Panulirus argus): insights into light pollution and physiological disturbance using biologgers