Benthic diatoms as the major food source in the sub-Antarctic marine hydroidSilicularia rosea
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Summary
Analysis of the gut contents and scanning electron microscopy examination of the benthic hydroid Silicularia rosea from intertidal communities of Potter Cove suggest that diatoms are the principal source of food for this species.
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- article
- Published
- 1996-08-01
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- 34
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- 40
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Keywords
Benthic zone, Biology, Intertidal zone, Cove, Hydroid (botany)
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