Gastropod shell repair tracks predator abundance
Abstract
Predator‐prey interactions can shape biological communities and drive evolutionary change. The assessment of predation rates in modern and ancient ecosystems presents many challenges. We examined the utility of one common predation metric, shell repair frequency, as a proxy for crushing predation on marine gastropod populations. Our six localities near Bamfield, British Columbia, represented two contrasting predation regimes: three...
Paper Details
Title
Gastropod shell repair tracks predator abundance
Published Date
Oct 24, 2014
Journal
Volume
36
Issue
4
Pages
1176 - 1184
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