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- where they are termed interchangeably with bottom feeders. Typical detritivorous animals include millipedes, springtails, woodlice, dung flies, slugs...
- genus of extinct osteostracan agnathan vertebrate. It was a trout-sized detritivorous fish that lived in the early Devonian. Like its relatives, Cephalaspis...
- Porcellio expansus (also known as the Giant Spanish Isopod) is a species of detritivorous woodlouse in the genus Porcellio that can be found in northeast Spain...
- (September 1993). "Cascading Effects of the Introduced Nile Perch on the Detritivorous/Phytoplanktivorous Species in the Sublittoral Areas of Lake Victoria"...
- contrition, detriment, detrimental, detrital, detrition, detritivore, detritivorous, detritus, retriment, tribulation, trite, triturate, trituration, triture...
- adapted to various diets on the mudflats. Boleophthalmus boddarti is detritivorous, while others will eat small crabs, insects, snails and even other mudskippers...
- on their hard s**** to defend against enemies. Pill millipedes are detritivorous, feeding on decomposing plant matter, usually in woodlands. The order...
- water bodies, iron oxides make the water reddish brown. Bottom-dwelling detritivorous fish stir the mud in search of food and can be the cause of turbid waters...
- fact, Corixidae have a broad range of feeding styles: carnivorous, detritivorous, herbivorous and omnivorous. Some species within this family are pre****...
- the plant), vagile and sessile animal communities and communities of detritivorous organisms. Along the leaf, successions and neighbourhoods that follow...