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The role of coprophagy in the feeding strategies of terrestrial isopods

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The role of coprophagy in the feeding strategies of terrestrial isopods (English)

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Mark Hassall

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Stephen P. Rushton

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English

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June 1982

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Oecologia

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53

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3

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374-381

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The flow of copper through a terrestrial food chain : I. Copper and nutrition in isopods

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The feeding strategies of two freshwater gastropods, Ancylus fluviatilis Müll. and Planorbis contortus Linn. (Pulmonata), in terms of ingestion rates and absorption efficiencies

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Radiotracer, Gravimetric and Calorimetric Studies of Ingestion and Assimilation Rates of an Isopod

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Compartmentalization of copper in the hepatopancreas of isopods

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Food, feeding rates and assimilation in woodland snails

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Aspects of Nutrition and the Metabolism of Copper in Isopods

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Consumer strategies of terrestrial gastropods and isopods

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Metals and phosphate in the chloragosomes of Lumbricus terrestris and their possible physiological significance

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Copper and the role of isopods in degradation of organic matter

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ADAPTIVE FEATURES OF GUT STRUCTURE AND DIGESTIVE PHYSIOLOGY IN THE TERRESTRIAL ISOPODPHILOSCIA MUSCORUM(SCOPOLI) 1763

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The flow of copper through a terrestrial food chain : III. Selection of an optimum copper diet by isopods

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