Possible mechanisms underlying copepod grazing responses to levels of toxicity in red tide dinoflagellates

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Copepod feeding currents: Food capture at low Reynolds number1

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Herbivory as a factor in patterns of nutrient utilization in the sea1

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Modes of cell capture in calanoid copepods1

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Marine zooplankton can accumulate and retain dinoflagellate toxins and cause fish kills

Alan W. White · Limnology and Oceanography · 1981 · 136 citations · Full text

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