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Vibrio elicits targeted transcriptional responses from copepod hosts [PDF]

, 2016
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Almada, Amalia A., Tarrant, Ann M.
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Attachment of the peritrich epibiont Zoothamnium intermedium Precht, 1935 (Ciliophora, Peritrichia) to artificial substrates in a natural environment Colonização de substratos artificiais pelo peritríquio epibionte Zoothamnium intermedium Precht, 1935 (Ciliophora, Peritrichia), em um ambiente natural

Brazilian Journal of Biology, 2008
Peritrich ciliates are commonly found as epibionts, colonizing living organisms, or attached to non-living substrates in freshwater, estuarine and marine environments. Several species of peritrich epibionts are obligate, which means that they are able to
LRP. Utz
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Bloom-forming cyanobacteria support copepod reproduction and development in the Baltic Sea. [PDF]

PLoS ONE, 2014
It is commonly accepted that summer cyanobacterial blooms cannot be efficiently utilized by grazers due to low nutritional quality and production of toxins; however the evidence for such effects in situ is often contradictory.
Hedvig Hogfors, Nisha H Motwani, Susanna Hajdu, Rehab El-Shehawy, Towe Holmborn, Anu Vehmaa, Jonna Engström-Öst, Andreas Brutemark, Elena Gorokhova   +8 more
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The aquatic glacial relict fauna of Norway - an update of distribution and conservation status [PDF]

, 2016
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KInsten, Björn, Kjellberg, Gösta, Nilssen, Jens Petter, Spikkeland, Ingvar, Väinölä, Risto   +4 more
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Correlation and Fishers’ Perception in Selected Sites in Laguna de Bay, Luzon Island, Philippines [PDF]

Environment and Natural Resources Journal, 2017
White goby (Glossogobius giuris Hamilton 1822) is an omnivorous, native fish species which can be found in Laguna de Bay and its tributaries, and in other bodies of water in the Philippines.
Arthur J. Lagbas, Juvie Ann M. Salvaleon, Juna Jane Novie V. Ruyeras   +2 more
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Baltic herring prey selectively on older copepodites of Eurytemora affinis and Limnocalanus macrurus in the Gulf of Riga

Oceanologia, 2016
Zooplankton availability is a major factor affecting herring body condition that in turn describes its well-being. As herring feeding is known to be selective, it is relevant to access its preferences upon zooplankton species and particular copepod ...
Līna Livdāne, Ivars Putnis, Gunta Rubene, Didzis Elferts, Anda Ikauniece   +4 more
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Environmental cues and constraints affecting the seasonality of dominant calanoid copepods in brackish, coastal waters: a case study of Acartia, Temora and Eurytemora species in the south-west Baltic [PDF]

, 2012
Information on physiological rates and tolerances helps one gain a cause-and-effect understanding of the role that some environmental (bottom–up) factors play in regulating the seasonality and productivity of key species.
A Rijnsdorp, A. Berenike S. Diekmann, ABS Diekmann, BK Sullivan, C Castellani, C Castellani, C Halsband, C Möllmann, C Möllmann, Catriona Clemmesen, CM Andersen, D Calliari, D Devreker, D Devreker, D Devreker, E Aro, E Castro-Longoria, EG Durbin, EJ Zillioux, F Chen, F Maps, FE Chinnery, FEJ Fry, G Cervetto, G Drillet, G Drillet, G Drillet, G Dur, G Gyllenberg, G Gyllenberg, GD Grice, GN Somero, H Baumann, HEM Meier, HG Fransz, HJ Hirche, HO Pörtner, HO Pörtner, HO Pörtner, J Dutz, J Dutz, J Dutz, J Flinkman, J Javidpour, J Lance, J Mauchline, J Peters, J Schulz, J Vandekerkhove, J Widdows, JM Brylinski, JW Ambler, JW Ambler, K Cailleaud, K Schmidt, KM Rae, L Farmer, L Holste, L Holste, L Maltby, L May, LG Rudstam, M Casini, M Dickmann, M Holmstrup, M Koski, M Krause, M Madhupratap, M Stumpp, M Viitasalo, MA Peck, MA Peck, Matthias Paulsen, MF Norrbin, MF Norrbin, Michael A. St. John, MJ Attrill, MLM Tackx, MR Landry, MR Roman, Myron A. Peck, P Mouny, R Adrian, RJ Conover, S Ban, S Ban, S Gasparini, SEL Houde, SW Jeffrey, T Katajisto, T Katajisto, T Katajisto, WCM Klein Breteler, WT Peterson   +93 more
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The predation impact of juvenile herring Clupea harengus and sprat Sprattus sprattus on estuarine zooplankton [PDF]

, 2005
The consumption of estuarine copepods by juvenile herring and sprat during estuarine residency was estimated using fish biomass data and daily rations calculated from two models of feeding in fish: a bioenergetic model and a gastric evacuation model. The
Maes, Joachim, Soetaert, Karline, Tackx, Micky   +2 more
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Mercury-methylating bacteria are associated with copepods: A proof-of-principle survey in the Baltic Sea.

PLoS ONE, 2020
Methylmercury (MeHg) is a potent neurotoxin that biomagnifies in marine food webs. Inorganic mercury (Hg) methylation is conducted by heterotrophic bacteria inhabiting sediment or settling detritus, but endogenous methylation by the gut microbiome of ...
Elena Gorokhova, Anne L Soerensen, Nisha H Motwani   +2 more
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Digestion of copepod eggs by larval turbot Scophthalmus maximus and egg viability following gut passage [PDF]

, 1994
Between 20.5 and 93.6 % of the subitaneous eggs of 6 species of egg-carrying copepods passed undigested through the digestive tracts of larval and early postlarval turbot Scophthalmus maximus. Viability of the eggs of Eurytemora affinis, E.
Conway, DVP, McFadzen, IRB, Tranter, PRG
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