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Ein Ernährungsversuch mit der Süßwasserlungenschnecke Physa acuta Drap. [PDF]

open access: hybridZeitschrift für Naturforschung B, 1947
Die Pflanzennahrung allein ist für das Gedeihen von Physa acuta Drap. nicht ausreichend; auch diese Art bedarf des tierischen Eiweißes, genau wie Lymnaea stagnalis L., Stagnicola palustris O. F. Müller, Radix auricularia L., Radix ovata Drap. und Viriparus viviparus L., für die dies bereits nachgewiesen wurde.
Ewald Frömming
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The Architecture of the Physid Musculature ofPhysa acutaDraparnaud, 1805 (Gastropoda: Physidae) [PDF]

open access: goldAfrican Invertebrates, 2009
ABSTRACT The basommatophoran family Physidae possesses a remarkable but little known set of muscles called the “physid musculature”. Using Physa acuta as a model, this musculature was shown to be anatomically complex and associated in places with the columellar muscle.
Naranjo-García, E., Appleton, C. C.
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Predation Potential of the Water Bugs Sphaerodema rusticum on the Sewage Snails Physa acuta [PDF]

open access: diamondMemórias do Instituto Oswaldo Cruz, 2002
The sewage snail Physa acuta is a serious threat to certain economic plants and to the purification plant of sewage works by rendering the biofilters ineffective. Various attempts are being made to control it. The efficacy of the predacious water bugs Sphaerodema rusticum was judged experimentally, in the laboratory in the potential control of P. acuta.
G. Aditya, S. K. Raut
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Physiological and Histopathological Effects of Tributyletin (TBT) on Lymnaea natalensis and Physa acuta. [PDF]

open access: bronzeThe Egyptian Journal of Hospital Medicine, 2009
Background: Two hermaphrodite snails Lymnaea natalensis and Physa acuta , the most abaundant gastropods in Nile River was investigated to determine the effect of Tributyletin oxide (TBT) on some physiological parameters and histopathological changes in the ovotestis of both snails.
El-feky F, Kamal H, Raafat H A
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NO CORRELATION BETWEEN INBREEDING DEPRESSION AND DELAYED SELFING IN THE FRESHWATER SNAIL PHYSA ACUTA [PDF]

open access: bronzeEvolution, 2007
Inbreeding depression, one of the main factors driving mating system evolution, can itself evolve as a function of the mating system (the genetic purging hypothesis). Classical models of coevolution between mating system and inbreeding depression predict negative associations between inbreeding depression and selfing rate, but more recent approaches ...
Juan S. Escobar   +3 more
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