Advances in Marine Biology, Volume 16Advances in Marine Biology |
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Contents
Chapter 2 The Ecology of Intertidal Gastropods | 111 |
Chapter 3 Laboratory Culture of Marine Holozooplankton and its Contribution to Studies of Marine Planktonic Food Webs | 211 |
Chapter 4 Pigments of Marine Invertebrates | 309 |
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Cumulative Index of Authors | 425 |
Common terms and phrases
Acartia Acmaea adult algae algal amphipod animals Antenna Antennule areas Artemia Artemia nauplii ascidians astaxanthin barnacles behaviour Bocquet body Bulletin calanoid Calanus carotenoids colour competition Copépodes parasites copepodid copepods Corkett Crustacea Crustaceana ctenophores Cyclo cyclopoid densities desiccation diatoms dorsal Ecology effects eggs elongatus environmental example experimental experiments feeding female food concentration gastropods genera genus Gotto grazing growth habitats harpacticoid hatching helgolandicus host Humes increased ingestion intertidal intertidal gastropods invertebrates investigated Journal juvenile laboratory cultures larvae levels limpets litre littorea Littorina Lützen male Marine Biological Association Marine Biology maxilliped molluscs mortality Mullin and Brooks naupliar nauplii notodelphyid observed occur organisms Paffenhöfer Patella pelagic phytoplankton pigment planktonic Pleurobrachia polychaets populations porphyrin predation prosobranchs rates reared Reeve reproduction salinity segment settlement shells shore snails species stages Stock studies suggested temperature Thalassiosira tion tissue Underwood veligers whelks Zoology zooplankton
Bibliographic information
| Title | Advances in Marine Biology, Volume 16 Advances in Marine Biology |
| Contributors | Frederick S. Russell, Maurice Yonge |
| Publisher | Academic Press, 1979 |
| ISBN | 0080579396, 9780080579399 |
| Length | 424 pages |
| Subjects | › › Science / Life Sciences / Marine Biology |
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