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parts of the
water column.
Mysids are
filter feeders,
omnivores that feed on algae,
detritus and zooplankton. Some
mysids are
cultured in laboratories...
- The bloody-red
mysid,
Hemimysis anomala, is a shrimp-like
crustacean in the
Mysida order,
native to the Ponto-Caspian region,
which has been spreading...
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house mysid shrimps.
These damselfish would eat
similar small invertebrates.
Despite that, they are
docile towards mysid shrimp. In the area,
mysid shrimps...
- in colder-water environments. For example, the
mesopelagic shrimp-like
mysid,
Gnathophausia ingens,
lives for 6.4 to 8 years,
while similar benthic shrimp...
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Mysis is a
genus of
mysid crustaceans in the
family Mysidae,
distributed mainly in the
coastal zone of the
Arctic and high
boreal seas.
Several species...
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Neobirsteiniamysis is a
mysid crustacean genus of the
subfamily Boreomysinae of the
family Mysidae. Some of the
largest mysids.
Exclusively deep water...
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Acanthomysis microps is a
species of
mysid that was
discovered during a
study of the
coastal waters of
Maharashtra and
South Gujarat that took
place during...
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inermis is a
deepwater mysid crustacean species of the
genus Neobirsteiniamysis. One of the
largest and the only
known mysid,
distributed in both polar...
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densities until the non-native
Mysis became established. The bottom-dwelling
mysids eliminated a
recruitment bottleneck for lake
trout by
providing a deep water...
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Mysis diluviana is a
mysid crustacean (opossum shrimp)
found in
freshwater lakes of
northern North America.
Mysis is a small, transparent, shrimp-like...
