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. 2017 Aug 17;8:573. doi: 10.3389/fphys.2017.00573

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Copyright © 2017 Nande, Presa, Roura, Andrews and Pérez.

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Location of attack sites (circles) by paralarvae of O. vulgaris on different prey types: (A) Acartia clausii; (B) Temora longicornis; (C) Centropages sp.; (D) Podon intermedius; (E) Carcinus maenas; (F) Cancer pagurus; (G) Maja brachydactyla; (H) Pisidia longicornis; (I) Paguridae; (J) Processidae; (K) Hippolytidae; (L) Palaemonidae; (M) Nyctiphanes couchii; (N) Crangonidae; (O) Gammarid amphipod; (P) Hyperiid amphipod; (Q) Gastropods; (R) Brachyura megalopae. Prey images are not to scale to identify all preys in the same panel; actual prey size is given in Table 1. Percentage of EA (effective attacks, filled circles) and IA (ineffective attacks, open circles) are given per prey type.