ArticleCurrent zoology2024
Niche differentiation among facultative filter feeders: Insights from invasive Ponto-Caspian mysids.
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The degree of dietary specialization has a fundamental impact on the ecological function and interactions of suspension feeders. While niche differentiation by food particle size is common among obligate suspension feeders, its role is not evident in facultative ones. In this study, we aimed at providing new insights on the matter by focusing on sympatric mysid species. As mysids use different mechanisms for raptorial and filter-feeding, they represent a more adequate model system than for example, the more extensively studied copepods. We made morphological measurements on the 4 coexisting invasive Ponto-Caspian mysid species to determine the areas and mesh sizes of their filters. We also quantified their clearance rates on the microalga
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