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Crustacean symbionts at home in suspension feeders

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posted on 2023-05-22, 02:18 authored by Schneider, F, Hinojosa Toledo, IA, Thiel, M
When diving along the Chilean coast one is often overwhelmed by the sheer numbers and sizes of suspension -feeding invertebrates. Hundreds and thousands of sea anemones form dense carpets of tentacles reaching out for suspended paticles, and hugh accumulations of bivalves occur both in the intertidal and subtidal of exposed rocky shores.

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Publication title

Marine Biological Association of The United Kingdom. Journal

Volume

10

Pagination

10

ISSN

0025-3154

Department/School

Institute for Marine and Antarctic Studies

Publisher

Cambridge Univ Press

Place of publication

40 West 20Th St, New York, USA, Ny, 10011-4211

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  • Restricted

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Marine biodiversity

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