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Neurite branching is associated with mixed microtubule polarity in sea anemone neurons. [PDF]
J Exp BiolStone MC, Kothe GO, Jegla TJ, Rolls MM.
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Why animals construct helical burrows: Construction vs. post-construction benefits. [PDF]
Ecol EvolDoody JS, Shukla S, Hasiotis ST.
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Vibrio vulnificus infection from tilapia sting wounds in an inland city: A case report. [PDF]
HeliyonChen T +6 more
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A Review of You Only Look Once Algorithms in Animal Phenotyping Applications. [PDF]
Animals (Basel)Li G, Jian R, Jun X, Shi G.
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Marine Environmental Research, 2023
Ghost shrimps (Crustacea: Decapoda) demonstrate remarkable levels of niche selection and habitat diversity. Due to their cryptic life style, interactions between ghost shrimp assemblages and environmental parameters that potentially shape their local distribution are poorly understood.
Vahid Sepahvand +4 more
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Ghost shrimps (Crustacea: Decapoda) demonstrate remarkable levels of niche selection and habitat diversity. Due to their cryptic life style, interactions between ghost shrimp assemblages and environmental parameters that potentially shape their local distribution are poorly understood.
Vahid Sepahvand +4 more
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Marine Biology, 2008
The ghost shrimp Neotrypaea californiensis is imported into southern California from Oregon and Washington for use as live bait in recreational marine fisheries. We studied the population genetic structure of N. californiensis across much its range to assess the possibility that the transport of ghost shrimp across phylogeographic boundaries poses a ...
Bruno Pernet
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The ghost shrimp Neotrypaea californiensis is imported into southern California from Oregon and Washington for use as live bait in recreational marine fisheries. We studied the population genetic structure of N. californiensis across much its range to assess the possibility that the transport of ghost shrimp across phylogeographic boundaries poses a ...
Bruno Pernet
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Podzolisation preserves ichnofossils constructed by ghost shrimp
CATENA, 2019Ichnofossils of ghost shrimps (e.g., Ophiomorpha nodosa and Callichirus major) are interpreted worldwide as records of sea level fluctuations and provide reliable evidence of sedimentation rate, salinity, and substrate type. The preservation of these ichnofossils was previously ascribed to the polysaccharide mucus produced by ghost shrimps when burrows
Pedro Martinez +4 more
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Effects of ghost shrimp on zinc and cadmium in sediments from Tampa Bay, FL
Marine Chemistry, 2007Abstract This study investigated the effects that ghost shrimp have on the distribution of metals in sediment. We measured levels of HNO 3 -extractable zinc and cadmium in surface sediment, in ghost shrimp burrow walls and in sediment ejected by the ghost shrimp from their burrows, at five sandy intertidal sites in Tampa Bay.
Darryl Felder +2 more
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Acta Histochemica, 2017
Callichirus major, popularly known as ghost shrimp, is a species of great importance in the fishing industry, because of its use as live bait. This study aimed to describe the different stages of the developing ovaries in C. major. Shrimps were collected along the Corujão beach, Piuma, Brazil (20°50'41.6"S 40°44'15.7"W), and the gonads were dissected ...
Tugstênio Souza
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Callichirus major, popularly known as ghost shrimp, is a species of great importance in the fishing industry, because of its use as live bait. This study aimed to describe the different stages of the developing ovaries in C. major. Shrimps were collected along the Corujão beach, Piuma, Brazil (20°50'41.6"S 40°44'15.7"W), and the gonads were dissected ...
Tugstênio Souza
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Effects of harvesting callianassid (ghost) shrimps on subtropical benthic communities
Journal of Experimental Marine Biology and Ecology, 2005The effects of harvesting of callianassid shrimp (Trypaea australiensis) on the abundance and composition of macrobenthic assemblages in unvegetated sediments of a subtropical coastal embayment in Queensland, Australia were examined using a combination of sampling and manipulative experiments. First, the abundance and composition of the benthic infauna
Skilleter, G. A. +3 more
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