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Predatory behavior of Cupelopagis vorax (Rotifera; Collothecacea; Atrochidae) on protozoan prey

https://doi.org/10.1007/bf00025953
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Ecology of sessile rotifers
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The Polyarthra escape from response: Defense against interference from Daphnia
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The components of feeding behavior in rotifers
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Rotifers as predators on small ciliates
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Feeding responses of Asplanchna brightwelli (rotifera): laboratory and field studies
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Behavior and ultrastructure of sensory organs in rotifers
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Ecological Studies of Sessile Rotatoria: Part I. Factors Affecting Distribution
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Predator‐prey interactions between omnivorous diaptomid copepods and rotifers: The role of prey morphology and behavior1

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Substratum selection and feeding responses influence the demography of the sessile rotifer Cupelopagis vorax (Collothecacea: Atrochidae)
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Population growth of Asplanchna sieboldi fed two Brachionus spp. (Rotifera) raised on green alga and baker's yeast
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Competition between the Rotifers Brachionus patulusand Euchlanis dilatata:Effect of Algal Food Level and Relative Initial Densities of Competing Species
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The ultrastructure of the integument and proventriculus in the raptorial rotifer Cupelopagis vorax (Monogononta: Collothecaceae: Atrochidae)
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Sessile rotifers (Rotifera) exhibit strong seasonality in a shallow, eutrophic Ramsar site in Mexico
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Remodeling of the nervous system of the indirectly developing rotifer Cupelopagis vorax (Gnesiotrocha, Collothecaceae)
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