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Krill (
Euphausiids) (sg.: krill) are
small and
exclusively marine crustaceans of the
order Euphausiacea,
found in all the world's oceans. The name "krill"...
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Universiteit van Amsterdam. "Meganyctiphanes
norvegica (M. Sars, 1857)".
Euphausiids of the World.
Marine Species Identification Portal.
Alexei Pinchuk &...
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smaller fish such as
Sablefish and
juvenile pollock,
crustaceans including euphausiids and amphipods, and
other squid.
Cannibalism is also
known to
occur among...
- eulachon, capelin, herring, sandlance, and
Pacific cod, as well as squid,
euphausiids, and jellyfish.
Sablefish are long-lived, with a
maximum recorded age...
- Blaxter; F. S. Russell; M.
Yonge (eds.). The
Biology of
Mysids and
Euphausiids.
Advances in
Marine Biology. Vol. 18.
Academic Press. pp. 1–680. ISBN 978-0-08-057941-2...
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surface swarms of the
small euphausiid Nyctiphanes couchi. In the
Southern Hemisphere, they feed
almost exclusively on
euphausiids (mainly the
genera Euphausia...
- (scampi)
Other crustaceans Mantis shrimp Opossum shrimp Skeleton shrimp Euphausiid shrimp (krill)
Brine shrimp Clam
shrimp Fairy shrimp Tadpole shrimp Horseshoe...
- only one (or 3%)
being found with
euphausiids (Nyctiphanes capensis). The latter, however,
mainly feed on
euphausiids (primarily
Euphausia lucens, but...
- 9 cm (6.3 in) had a more
varied diet with an
increased utilisation of
euphausiids but they also
consumed an
increased number of decapods,
these were from...
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depending on the type and
amount of food. Lunge-feeders feed
primarily on
euphausiids (krill),
though some
lunge feeders also prey on
schools of fish. Skim-feeders...
