There is a growing body of evidence to suggest that bivalve molluscs routinely ingest
zooplankton. To elucidate further these observations, a 15-month study of zooplankton …

Temperature significantly impacts ectotherm physiology, with thermal tolerance and
metabolic traits typically varying with latitude across species ranges. The drivers of this …

Tigriopus brevicornis is the dominant member of the fauna in high-shore rockpools (above
the mean high water of spring tides) that are subject to extreme environmental variation …

Abstract The copepod genus Tigriopus Norman, 1869 is distributed worldwide in coastal
rock pools and it is currently considered to include 14 valid species. Tigriopus fulvus …

Rogoznica Lake is highly eutrophic marine system located on the Eastern Adriatic coast (43°
32′ N, 15° 58′ E). Because of the relatively small size (10,276 m 2) and depth (15 m) it …

We investigated relationships among North Atlantic Tigriopus brevicornis populations and
their relationships to Mediterranean T. fulvus and North American T. californicus, using …

In the light of the wide distribution and ecological importance of the genus Tigriopus in
coastal rock pool habitats, and of its frequent use in aquaculture and as a model organism …

Oyster aquaculture is a growing industry both globally and nationally. Productive coastal
waters support high-density containerized culture of oysters, but also sustain many other …

Urban shorelines undergo substantial hydrodynamic changes as a result of coastal
engineering and shoreline armouring that can alter sedimentation, turbidity, and other …

Studies on cannibalism in harpacticoid copepods are restricted to predation on naupliar
larvae in rock-pool harpacticoids of the genus Tigriopus. An earlier experimental study on …