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The settlement of abalone (Haliotis discus hannai ino) larvae on culture layers of different diatoms.
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Journal of Shellfish Research
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August 1, 2004| Author:
Gordon, Nurit; Harpaz, Sheenan; Lee, John J.; Neori, Amir; Shpigel, Muki
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ABSTRACT An innovative method was developed to quantitatively measure the attractiveness of cultured diatoms for early stages of abalone larvae settlement. Larvae of the abalone Haliotis discus hannai were offered, in a petri dish, a choice of several toed patches. each made of a diatom monoculture layer. The distribution of the larval settlement on the patches of 17 diatom species was determined. Nitzschia laevis induced the most abalone larvae settlement, followed by Navicula cf ...
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