Life on the edge: Do biomechanical and behavioral adaptations to wave-exposure correlate with habitat partitioning in predatory whelks?

Keyphrases

• Habitat Partitioning 100%
• Behavioral Adaptation 100%
• Whelk 100%
• Wave Exposure 100%
• Mechanical Adaptation 100%
• Dislodgement 40%
• Food Items 20%
• Shallow Subtidal 20%
• Low Flow 20%
• Energy Saving 20%
• Predation 20%
• Desiccation 20%
• Adhesion 20%
• Prey Species 20%
• Littoral 20%
• Closely Related Species 20%
• Intertidal Environment 20%
• Exposed Area 20%
• High Energy 20%
• Thermal Tolerance 20%
• Littoral Habitat 20%
• Foraging Behavior 20%
• Hexaplex Trunculus 20%
• Feeding Rate 20%
• Exposed Sites 20%
• Handling Time 20%
• Stramonita Haemastoma 20%
• Energy Environment 20%
• High Force 20%
• Feeding Practices 20%
• Differential Tolerance 20%
• Physiological Stress 20%
• Mobile Prey 20%
• Subtidal 20%
• Squatters 20%
• Shallow Bay 20%
• Food Density 20%
• Prey Handling 20%
• Wave Action 20%
• Competition for Resources 20%
• Shallow Lagoon 20%
• Foraging Bout 20%
• Tenacity 20%

Agricultural and Biological Sciences

• Foot 100%
• Whelk 100%
• Surface Area 66%
• Critical Thermal Maximum 33%
• Predation 33%
• Foraging Behavior 33%
• Hexaplex trunculus 33%