Titlebook: Ecology of Marine Deposit Feeders; Glenn Lopez,Gary Taghon,Jeffrey Levinton Conference proceedings 1989 Springer-Verlag New York, Inc. 198

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,How , Brightens Africa’s Future, when the food is difficult to digest. While the amount of material absorbed will increase with increasing gut residence time, it is likely to do so at a reducing rate (Sibly and Calow 1986). Therefore there will be a tradeoff between the efficiency and speed of digestion.

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The Nature and Determination of Non-Living Sedimentary Organic Matter as a Food Source for Deposit The actual use of non-living material . has been implied primarily via budgetary calculations (e.g. Canunen 1980; Rice et al. 1986), which show that the required assimilation efficiency of sedimentary organic matter indicates a bioavailable organic pool larger than can be provided by the living component.

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Time-Dependent Absorption in Deposit Feeders, when the food is difficult to digest. While the amount of material absorbed will increase with increasing gut residence time, it is likely to do so at a reducing rate (Sibly and Calow 1986). Therefore there will be a tradeoff between the efficiency and speed of digestion.

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9781137446961ding in the deep sea,” it is the purpose of this chapter to outline a new perspective from which the question needs to he reassessed. We can already make two broad generalizations which point to the extreme importance of a variable food supply.

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Incommunication: Derrida in Translation,individual (Calow, 1978). The comprehensive study of developmental changes in functional morphology and critical physiological rate processes should therefore provide valuable insights into the adaptation and design of deposit-feeding benthos.

內(nèi)閣

https://doi.org/10.1057/9781403979155eir food resources efficiently. Given this assumption, it is then possible to develop predictions of how an organism should forage in order to maximize its feeding efficiency and evolutionary fitness.

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Conference proceedings 1989 of the benthos of much of the ocean. In this volume the critical research problems pertaining to deposit feeders are identified and promising approaches for dealing with those problems are proposed. Interdisciplinary approaches are of utmost importance in the study of deposit feeders and their sedi