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Alpheidae (also
known as the
snapping shrimp,
pistol shrimp or
alpheid shrimp[citation needed]) is a
family within the
shrimp infraorder Caridea characterized...
- to 82.0 ft) in
coastal bays and lagoons. This
species is
symbiotic with
alpheid shrimps. They
share burrows with
these shrimp. The
species can
reach a...
- "Species boundaries, specialization, and the
radiation of sponge-dwelling
alpheid shrimp".
Biological Journal of the
Linnean Society. 58 (3): 307–324. doi:10...
- P. Y. Noel & A. R.
Palmer (December 2006). "Morphological
phylogeny of
alpheid shrimps:
parallel preadaptation and the
origin of a key
morphological innovation...
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outflows from the Nile, Po, Ebro and Rhône
provide these conditions. The
alpheid shrimp Athanas amazone often lives in the
burrows of S. mantis, despite...
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snapping shrimp, is a
species of
alpheid shrimp native to
Hawaii and
Easter Island.
Metabetaeus lohena is an
alpheid scavenger,
which will also hunt small...
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Albert H. & Dora M.
Banner (1980). "Contributions to the
knowledge of the
alpheid shrimp of the
Pacific Ocean. Part XIX. On
Alpheus randalli, a new species...
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priority in
burrow formation. This
characteristic is
similar throughout many
alpheid shrimp species. A.
bellulus is
highly vulnerable to
predation without a...
- host specificity, and
dominance by
eusocial species among sponge-dwelling
alpheid shrimp on the
Belize Barrier Reef".
Diversity and Distributions. 12 (2):...
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Athanas areteformis is a
species of
small alpheid shrimp from the Indo-West Pacific.
Athanas areteformis belongs to the
genus Athanas of the snapping...
