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feeds on
planktonic food,
including zooplankton and phytoplankton.
Planktivorous organisms encomp**** a
range of some of the planet's
smallest to largest...
-
observed or
caught since its
discovery in 1976. Like the
other two
planktivorous sharks, it
swims with its
mouth wide open,
filtering water for plankton...
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specialised rasping mouth parts suitable for herbivorous,
omnivorous or
planktivorous diets. The life
cycle is
completed when they
metamorphose into adults...
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competitor to
other planktivorous invertebrates and
smaller fishes. On the
other hand, it has
provided a new food
source for
planktivorous fishes. It is also...
- stratification. In
these lakes, lake
trout act as planktivores. Lake
trout in
planktivorous po****tions are
highly abundant, grow very
slowly and
mature at relatively...
- the
United States, and is the only
known planktivorous odontaspid, as well as the
oldest known planktivorous elasmobranch. It most
likely derived from...
- to roam the planet,
lived during the Late
Devonian Titanichthys, a
planktivorous arthrodire from the
Famennian of the
Cleveland Shale of Ohio. Lower...
-
introduced initially to fill an
empty niche.
Prior to the introduction, no
planktivorous fish was
present in the
pelagic waters of Lake Kivu. In the
early 1990s...
-
changes in phyto- and zooplankton,
thereby indirectly affecting other planktivorous fishes. The
gizzard shad has been
widely used as a food
source for game...
-
argus warpachowski). The herring, sand smelt, and
gobies were the
first planktivorous fish in the lake,
leading to a
collapse of the lake's
zooplankton po****tion...
