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Diporeia site preference in Lake Superior: Food or physical factors?
Kirsten S. Rhude,
Robert W. Sterner
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Earth and Planetary Sciences
Amphipod
16%
Avoidance
16%
Deposition
16%
Depth
16%
Ecosystem
16%
Engineer
16%
Food Availability
16%
Food Web
16%
Grain Size
33%
Habitat
33%
Habitat Selection
33%
Hypothesis
33%
Lake
50%
Lake Superior
100%
Measuring Instrument
16%
Medium
16%
Physical Factor
100%
Population Decline
16%
Primary Production
16%
Record
16%
Rest
16%
Season
16%
Sediment
16%
Site
100%
Slope
16%
Trial
16%
Variation
16%
Water Depth
50%
Agricultural and Biological Sciences
Depth
66%
Ecosystem Engineers
16%
Food Availability
16%
Food Webs
16%
Foods
100%
Grains
33%
Habitat Preferences
33%
Habitats
33%
Lakes
100%
Macroinvertebrate
33%
Mussel
16%
Primary Production
16%
Seasons
16%
Sediments
16%
Water
50%