Submerged experimental cages to examine predator cue effects on mussel recruitment.mp4 (118.7 MB)

Submerged experimental cages to examine predator cue effects on mussel recruitment

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posted on 2018-05-12, 16:46 authored by Julius A. EllrichJulius A. Ellrich

This video shows experimental cages to examine nonconsumptive effects of predatory dogwhelks (Nucella lapillus) on blue mussel (Mytilus spp) recruitment. It was recorded in Deming Island, Nova Scotia, Canada during 2016.

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predator nonconsumptive effects prey demography recruitment dogwhelk Nucella lapillus mussel Mytilus spp.rocky intertidal ecology manipulative field experiment Animal Behaviour Behavioural Ecology Marine Biology Invertebrate Biology Ecology not elsewhere classified

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