Concepedia

Mercury uptake by the estuarine species Palaemonetes pugio and Fundulus heteroclitus compared with their parasites, Probopyrus pandalicola and Eustrongylides sp.

Lauren L. Bergey, Judith S. Weis, Peddrick Weis

Marine Pollution Bulletin · 2002 · 63 citations · 28 references

Concepts

BiologyPalaemonetes PugioEustrongylides SpMercury BiogeochemistryMercury UptakeParasitologyHost-parasite Relationship

References

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Environmental parasitology: What can parasites tell us about human impacts on the environment?

Kevin D. Lafferty · Parasitology Today · 1997 · 484 citations

Parasitic Disease, Parasite Interactions, Environmental Parasitology +7

The Role of Grass Shrimp, Palaemonetes pugio, in a Tidal Marsh Ecosystem

Barbara L. Welsh · Ecology · 1975 · 232 citations

Seagrass, Biogeochemistry, Palaemonetes Pugio +11

Predation Risk and Use of Intertidal Habitats by Young Fishes and Shrimp

R. T. Kneib · Ecology · 1987 · 207 citations

Predation Risk, Intertidal Habitats, Young Shrimp +12

Parasites as Pollution Indicators in Marine Ecosystems: a Proposed Early Warning System

K. MacKenzie · Marine Pollution Bulletin · 1999 · 187 citations

Parasitic Disease, Engineering, Parasite Control +9

Complex Predator‐Prey Interactions within an Estuarine Benthic Community

Martin H. Posey, Anson H. Hines · Ecology · 1991 · 153 citations

Biology, Trophic Impact, Complex Predator‐prey Interactions +7