Bivalve filter feeders in estuarine and coastal ecosystem processes
Bivalve filter-feeding mollusks are important components of coastal ecosystems because they remove large quantities of suspended material from the water and excrete abundant amounts of reactive nutrients. These animals are also major prey for numerous predators including birds, fish, mammals, and in...
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Springer-Verlag
1993
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