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searching for Planktivore 11 found (145 total)
alternate case: planktivore
Ohmdenia
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evolutionary passage between the basal pachicormiforms and the more derived planktivore pachicormiformes. This animal is known exclusively from an incomplete
Clupeidae
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"Voluntary swimming speeds and respiration rates of a filter-feeding planktivore , the Atlantic menhaden, Brevoortia tyrannus (Pisces: Clupeidae)". Fishery
Mene rhombea
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of its living relative, as Mene maculata, fishes of this species were planktivore . The species shows close affinities with contemporary species inhabiting
Royal gramma
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scientifically-measured royal gramma was 8 cm (3.1 in) long. The royal gramma is a planktivore , eating mostly zooplankton and crustaceans. The royal gramma is also
Atypichthys strigatus
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T. M. "Atypichthys strigatus (Pisces: Scorpididae): An opportunistic planktivore that responds to benthic disturbances and cleans other fishes". Wiley
Northern redbelly dace
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no piscivores live, the northern redbelly dace fills the niche of a planktivore . However, in larger lakes, it is restricted to the vegetation mats by
Hemitaurichthys zoster
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Hemitaurichthys zoster is rare in the aquarium trade. Hemitaurichthys zoster is a planktivore , and the species may be affected by climate-induced reductions in planktonic
Tadpole madtom
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vegetation to use for crypsis. The tadpole madtom is an invertivore, planktivore , but also feeds on particulate. A Common food source for the tadpole
Pycnochromis hanui
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remove waste from the eggs, keeping them healthy. Pycnochromis hanui are planktivore . Pycnochromis hanui is endemic to Hawaii. Adult Chocolate-dip Chromis
Edwardsiella lineata
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has been proposed as a possible biological control on the voracious planktivore M. leidyi, though this has yet to be artificially implemented. Infected
Astyanax cocibolca
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common in the inshore habitats, which left a niche open for a small planktivore to evolve in the open waters. Lake Nicaragua itself is relatively shallow