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Effects of natural food availability on larval condition of Balanus glandula in the laboratory and the field

Schultz, Jule Jacob, 1977- (2005)

Food availability in the coastal oceanic environment off Oregon was shown to limit energy reserves and developmental rates of barnacle nauplii in some experiments but not others. In laboratory studies, when naupliar feeding ...
Living along an estuarine gradient : juvenile performance, reproductive patterns, and heat-shock protein expession [sic] in the barnacle Balanus glandula

Berger, Michael Stuart, 1967- (2004)

The intertidal barnacle Balanus glandula is predominantly an open coast species in the Northeast Pacific. However, B. glandula commonly inhabits estuaries where environmental conditions such as salinity and temperature ...
Review of factors contributing to the settlement and recruitment of barnacles

Trainer, James (2007-03)

Barnacles are popular study organisms for a variety of reasons. As adults, they are sessile, and they are often small and numerous, making them easy to manipulate in ecological experiments. A researcher can be sure that ...