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A paleoecological trophic network model of the Early Ordovician Lower Fezouata Shale (Morocco) fossil fauna. [PDF]

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Soucy CP, Banville F, Beasley E, Lefebvre B, Gutiérrez-Marco JC, Poisot T, Cameron CB.   +6 more
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A Miniaturised Protocol for Feeding Measurements in Daphnids. [PDF]

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Antepowicz I, Despotidi A, Rowan E, Moloi MS, Aulhorn S, Esmonde H, Grintzalis K, Küster E.   +7 more
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Indices of trophic and competitive relationships in a planktonic meta-network of carp ponds. [PDF]

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Goździejewska AM, Kruk M, Kajgrová L, Vrba J, Bláha M.   +4 more
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Filter-feeding in the polychaeteNereis diversicolor: a review

Aquatic Ecology, 1994
An overview of recent findings concerning filter-feeding inNereis diversicolor is given. It has been discovered that the facultative filter-feederN. diversicolor may meet its metabolic requirements on a pure diet of phytoplankton, just as a typical obligate filter-feeder.
Hans Ulrik Riisgård
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Filter Feeding

2018
Elliott L. Hazen, Donald Croll, Jeremy A. Goldbogen   +2 more
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Tunicate feeding filters

Journal of the Marine Biological Association of the United Kingdom, 2003
This review discusses the structure and operation of the fine mesh ‘mucous’ feeding filters of tunicates. The function of the endostyle in producing the feeding filter and the different ways in which the filter is deployed are also described.The fine structure of the filter includes new data, and the ultrastructural dimensions of the filter mesh and ...
Bone, Q, Carre, C, Chang, P
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Filter-Feeding Zoobenthos and Hydrodynamics

2015
This chapter summarizes recent years' studies on zoobenthic filter feeding in the sea. General principles are extracted based on experiments and mathematical modeling, mainly from own studies in shallow temperate Danish waters, in order to present primary characteristics of the sophisticated interplay between benthic filter feeders and hydrodynamics ...
Riisgård, Hans Ulrik, Larsen, Poul S.
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Filter feeding in the hermit crab

Oecologia, 1976
The hermit crab, Pagurus bernhardus is able to remove both Artemia nauplii and unicellular algae from suspension. Crabs with wet weights of 1.1-9.2 g consumed all of the 300 Artemia nauplii contained in 200 ml of sea water within 1 h. Crabs weighing 0.7-1.1 g wet weight filtered suspended Dunaliella algae (8 μm) from concentrations of 10-350 million ...
S A, Gerlach, D K, Ekstrøm, P B, Eckardt   +2 more
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Filter-feeding in Colonial Protists

Protist, 2019
Many protists form cell colonies. Among them several are filter-feeders depending on suspended food particles such as bacteria. It has been suggested that the formation of colonies enhances feeding efficiency and implied that - in the case of colonial choanoflagellates - it was an adaptive trait that led to the evolution of metazoans.
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