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Sex-specific tolerance to starvation in the copepod Acartia tonsa

Journal of experimental marine biology and ecology, v.446, 2013년, pp.17 - 21  

Finiguerra, M.B. ,  Dam, H.G. ,  Avery, D.E. ,  Burris, Z.

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We define tolerance to starvation as the ability to survive in the absence of food. We tested the hypotheses that adult male Acartia tonsa copepods are less tolerant to starvation than adult female copepods, and that tolerance to starvation is affected by prior diet, age of individuals and duration ...

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