Citations: Do cyclopoid copepods control Daphnia populations in early spring, thereby protecting their juvenile instar stages from food limitation?

SIL Proceedings, 1922-2010

Internationale Vereinigung für Theoretische und Angewandte Limnologie: Verhandlungen

Volume 25, 1993 - Issue 1

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Anne Liljendahl, Petra Tallberg & Jukka Horppila. (2010) Invertebrate Predators and Preservation Time Lags in Zooplankton Samples: Effects on the Estimates of Prey Abundance and Size. Journal of Freshwater Ecology 25:4, pages 599-606.
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Rob C. Hart. (1998) Comparative functional feeding responses of two seasonally alternating African calanoids: the importance of juvenile instars in inter-specific differentiation. SIL Proceedings, 1922-2010 26:4, pages 1945-1951.
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Z. Maciej Gliwicz & Herwig Stibor. (1993) Egg predation by copepods in Daphnia brood cavities. Oecologia 95:2, pages 295-298.
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