Prey preferences, consumption rates of Hemigrapsus takanoi and Carcinus maenas in northwestern Europe

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Auteurs principaux: Cornelius, Annika, Buschbaum, Christian, Wagner, Katerina
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author Cornelius, Annika
Buschbaum, Christian
Wagner, Katerina
author_facet Cornelius, Annika
Buschbaum, Christian
Wagner, Katerina
collection Datos científicos de ciencias marinas y ambientales
contents Field and Laboratory experiments were performed to study the feeding ecology of Hemigrpasus takanoi and C. maenas. Experiments were done between 2017-2020 on oyster reefs near the island of Sylt (Wadden Sea, North Sea). Data were collected to investigate the effect of a non-native crab species on native community. We used exclusion experiments in the field and feeding experiments under controlled conditions at the lab.
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spellingShingle Prey preferences, consumption rates of Hemigrapsus takanoi and Carcinus maenas in northwestern Europe
Cornelius, Annika
Buschbaum, Christian
Wagner, Katerina
AC_2017-20; EXP; Experiment; invasion ecology; Magallana gigas; Mytilus edulis; oyster reefs; Wadden Sea, North Sea, Germany
Field and Laboratory experiments were performed to study the feeding ecology of Hemigrpasus takanoi and C. maenas. Experiments were done between 2017-2020 on oyster reefs near the island of Sylt (Wadden Sea, North Sea). Data were collected to investigate the effect of a non-native crab species on native community. We used exclusion experiments in the field and feeding experiments under controlled conditions at the lab.
title Prey preferences, consumption rates of Hemigrapsus takanoi and Carcinus maenas in northwestern Europe
topic AC_2017-20; EXP; Experiment; invasion ecology; Magallana gigas; Mytilus edulis; oyster reefs; Wadden Sea, North Sea, Germany
url https://doi.org/10.1594/PANGAEA.935322