Some observations on locomotory strategies and their metabolic effects in two species of freshwater gastropods, Ancylus fluviatilis Müll. and Planorbis contortus Linn.

Keyphrases

• Locomotion 100%
• Metabolic Effects 100%
• Ancylus 100%
• Freshwater Gastropods 100%
• Locomotory 100%
• Planorbis Planorbis 100%
• Starvation 60%
• Metabolism 40%
• Water Movement 40%
• Energy Loss 40%
• Mucus Secretion 40%
• Mucus 40%
• Herbivore 20%
• Deprivation 20%
• Negative Effects 20%
• Water in Foods 20%
• Terrestrial Ecosystems 20%
• Aquatic Ecosystems 20%
• Respiratory Rate 20%
• Satiation 20%
• Respiration 20%
• Potential Energy 20%
• Respiratory Metabolism 20%
• Food Availability 20%
• Movement Patterns 20%
• Muscular Activity 20%
• Gut Wall 20%
• Movement Speed 20%
• Periphyton 20%
• Freshwater Species 20%
• Pulmonate 20%
• Ciliary Function 20%
• Routine Metabolism 20%
• Useful Energy 20%
• Pulmonata 20%
• Freshwater Snails 20%
• Positive Contributions 20%
• Factors Affected 20%
• Energy Absorbed 20%
• Quantitative Effect 20%
• Detrivores 20%

Agricultural and Biological Sciences

• Ancylus fluviatilis 100%
• Freshwater 100%
• Snail 66%
• Water Flow 66%
• Bacterium 66%
• Aquatic Environment 33%
• Terrestrial Ecosystem 33%
• Food Availability 33%
• Respiratory Rate 33%
• Satiety 33%
• Periphyton 33%
• Grand Unified Theory 33%

Immunology and Microbiology

• Freshwater Species 50%