- (typically fresh-water, but many marine) and
symbiotic forms. Most are
microphagous,
grazing on
smaller organisms swept into the
mouth by the cilia, but...
- (10
September 2007). "Obelia (Cnidaria, Hydrozoa, Campanulariidae): a
microphagous, filter-feeding medusa:
Feeding of
Obelia medusae".
Marine Ecology. 28:...
-
gastrotrichs form part of the
benthic community. They are
detritivores and are
microphagous: they feed by
sucking small dead or
living organic materials, diatoms...
- a rare
example of non-predatory ichthyodectiform, more
likely to be
microphagous, fed on
small particles.
There is
evidence that at
least one species...
- and
autumn (end July to October). The
larva is
probably aquatic and
microphagous on
debris in semi-liquid mud
close to
streams and springs. Coe, R.L....
-
presumed n****nic lifestyle, it is
likely that this
animal was
likely microphagous, most
likely a
suspension feeder. This
niche has also been suggested...
-
Outside of
flooding tide,
these brittle stars simply parti****te in
microphagous suspension and deposit-feeding,
behavior that is
common for
other Ophiocoma...
- inches).
Fossils possess long gill rakers,
which are
indicative of a
microphagous lifestyle, and
evidence of a long gut
alongside a
robust body show that...
- species,
these only
being known from females.
Adults and
larvae are
microphagous,
feeding on the
spores and
hyphae of fungi, as well as
other organic...
- Scuticociliatia,
which includes about 20
species of
ciliates that are
typically microphagous bacteriovores and
generally abundant in
eutrophic habitats in
lakes and...
