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themselves upon. Most
caprellids are
highly ****ually dimorphic, with the
males usually being far
larger than the females.
Caprellids are
exclusively marine...
- 2011. José
Manual Guerra-García (2003). "Two new
species of deep-water
caprellids (Crustacea: Amphipoda) from
northeastern Brazil" (PDF).
Cahiers de Biologie...
- It is
mainly a
detritivore but has a more
varied diet than some
other caprellids,
ingesting some of the
hydroids to
which it
clings and even
feeding on...
-
skeleton shrimp, is a
species of
skeleton shrimp. They are
relatively large caprellids,
reaching a
maximum length of 50 mm (2.0 in). They are ****ually dimorphic...
- 2012. Gail
Ashton (January 13, 2010). "Caprella
acanthogaster Mayer".
Caprellids, LifeDesks.
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original on
April 15, 2013.
Retrieved February...
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plants and
other organisms amongst which it lives.
Compared to
other caprellids in
similar habitats, it has a small, sharply-pointed
rostrum on its head...
- feed on
small crustaceans such as copepods, amphipods, and gammarid,
caprellid, and
caridean shrimps,
similar to
other seahorses. This
species is ovoviviparous...
-
components of the diet of the big-belly
seahorse include amphipods (such as
caprellid and
ischyrocerid amphipods),
caridean shrimp (Hippolyte bifidirostris)...
- eats
small crustaceans, polychaetes,
bivalve siphons, copopods, mysids,
caprellids, ****aceans, shrimp, crab and
other smaller fish. Its
predators are various...
-
nauplius or
Mysis shrimp, gr**** shrimp,
adult brine shrimp,
gammarids and
caprellid amphipods,
krill fish fry, and
frozen krill.
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