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Author
Howe, Mark W.Date
1963
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The activity pattern of the black turban snail, Tegula funebralis (A. Adams, 1854) at Pacific Grove, California, is the subject of this article. Field studies were carried out to follow the locomotory and feeding activities of individuals of T. funebralis, to determine how much of each animal's time was spent in each of these activities, and when and under what environmental conditions they occurred.Pages
9Publisher or University
Hopkins Marine Station of Stanford UniversitySeries : Nr
Final Papers - Hopkins Marine Station. Course: Biology 175HCollections