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COMPETITION BETWEEN EUCYCLOPS AGILIS AND DAPHNIA PULEX1

Richard Parker

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Daphnia pulex suppressed the population development of Eucyclops agilis in mixed cultures. It appears that this reduced reproductive rate was due to the presence of Daphnia and not to metabolic products.

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Daphnia pulex suppressed the population development of Eucyclops agilis in mixed cultures. It appears that this reduced reproductive rate was due to the presence of Daphnia and not to metabolic products.

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Daphnia pulex suppressed the population development of Eucyclops agilis in mixed cultures. It appears that this reduced reproductive rate was due to the presence of Daphnia and not to metabolic products.

Key concepts: Daphnia pulex, Pulex, Daphnia, Biology, Zoology, Competition (biology), Population, Ecology

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