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Cassandra C. Stabile

Carleton University

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Approach:experimental assay· 2 Research Focus:ecology & biodiversity· 1 Organism:multiple species· 1

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Emily Rose McColville· 2 shared Heath Andrew MacMillaniD· 2 shared Hunter Brzezinski· 2 shared Matthew J. MuzzattiiD· 2 shared Susan M. BertramiD· 2 shared Caelyn T. Brittain· 1 shared Jacinta D. KongiD· 1 shared Sarah J. HarrisoniD· 1 shared

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Larger diet particle sizes cause crickets to grow faster with no effect on final body size

Matthew J. Muzzatti, Jacinta D. Kong, Emily Rose McColville, Hunter Brzezinski, Cassandra C. Stabile, Heath Andrew MacMillan, Susan M. Bertram

This study shows that larger diet particle sizes increase cricket growth speed without affecting final body size, suggesting potential for improving mass rearing efficiency.

Journal of Insects as Food and Feed · Jan 7, 2025Peer-reviewedEcology

Applying nutritional ecology to optimize diets of crickets raised for food and feed

Matthew J. Muzzatti, Sarah J. Harrison, Emily Rose McColville, Caelyn T. Brittain, Hunter Brzezinski, Sujitha Manivannan, Cassandra C. Stabile, Heath Andrew MacMillan, Susan M. Bertram

This study optimizes cricket diets using nutritional ecology to maximize yield metrics like survival and adult body size in mass rearing.

Royal Society Open Science · Dec 1, 2024Peer-reviewedEcology