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Laboratory study of the spawning rate of the calanoid copepod Centropages typicus: effect of fluctuating food concentration

The spawning rate of laboratory-reared Centropages typicus fed Hymenomonas elongala increases with food concentration, up to a value of ˜2800 μg C (16 500 cells) ml−1. An alternation of a low food (1000 cells ml−1) and high food concentration (16 500 cells ml−1) is not favourable to egg release when...

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Published in:Journal of plankton research 1990, Vol.12 (3), p.535-547
Main Authors: Nival, Suzanne, Pagano, Marc, Nival, Paul
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