FRINK Linked Data Fragments server

Matches in SemOpenAlex for { <https://semopenalex.org/work/W1691737996> ?p ?o ?g. }

• W1691737996 endingPage "290" @default.
• W1691737996 startingPage "281" @default.
• W1691737996 abstract "The movement behaviour of vagile organisms has long been acknowledged as a key determinant of species distribution and biodiversity patterns. Yet, scant information is available for aquatic invertebrates; in addition, the effects of inter-specific differences in morphology and intra-specific variations in body size have been inadequately investigated. In the present study, the movement behaviour of three crustacean species [Proasellus coxalis and Lekanesphaera hookeri (Isopoda) and Gammarus aequicauda (Amphipoda)] and two gastropod species (Ecrobia ventrosa and Bithynia leachii) dominating the macrobenthic assemblage of a Mediterranean transitional habitat (Giammatteo channel estuary, SE Italy) was analysed under resource-free laboratory conditions. The average path length and speed were determined for individuals encompassing a 16-fold range in body sizes. The scale-independent fractal dimension D was used to quantify the tortuosity of their trajectories. In general, significant differences were observed in movement metrics between crustaceans and gastropods; however, species-specific effects were obscured within each taxonomic group by a strong intra-specific variability. All crustacean species were characterized by a significant negative relationship between body size and path tortuosity; specifically, breaks in the slopes of the regression curve were observed, coinciding with sexual maturation. In contrast, negligible relationships were observed for gastropod species. The results of the study suggest that body size may represent a good predictor of movement behaviour for crustaceans but not for gastropods. Specifically, crucial steps of the biological cycle of amphipods and isopods may reflect on considerable variations in movement metrics. The metabolic and ecological implications of these findings are discussed." @default.
• W1691737996 created "2016-06-24" @default.
• W1691737996 creator A5014000234 @default.
• W1691737996 creator A5016177100 @default.
• W1691737996 creator A5018950556 @default.
• W1691737996 creator A5026424909 @default.
• W1691737996 creator A5042579806 @default.
• W1691737996 date "2015-09-22" @default.
• W1691737996 modified "2023-10-18" @default.
• W1691737996 title "Inter- and intra-specific variation in movement behaviour of benthic macroinvertebrates from a transitional habitat: a laboratory experiment" @default.
• W1691737996 cites W1598813349 @default.
• W1691737996 cites W1698817611 @default.
• W1691737996 cites W1964964291 @default.
• W1691737996 cites W1968009407 @default.
• W1691737996 cites W1978939541 @default.
• W1691737996 cites W1983015188 @default.
• W1691737996 cites W1985110308 @default.
• W1691737996 cites W1987766777 @default.
• W1691737996 cites W1988985521 @default.
• W1691737996 cites W1998290404 @default.
• W1691737996 cites W2006922787 @default.
• W1691737996 cites W2010194123 @default.
• W1691737996 cites W2010494927 @default.
• W1691737996 cites W2019543296 @default.
• W1691737996 cites W2021569638 @default.
• W1691737996 cites W2021749213 @default.
• W1691737996 cites W2021800279 @default.
• W1691737996 cites W2028328598 @default.
• W1691737996 cites W2029984438 @default.
• W1691737996 cites W2031282287 @default.
• W1691737996 cites W2037783170 @default.
• W1691737996 cites W2043339718 @default.
• W1691737996 cites W2046846968 @default.
• W1691737996 cites W2050263909 @default.
• W1691737996 cites W2054585521 @default.
• W1691737996 cites W2055930631 @default.
• W1691737996 cites W2057575528 @default.
• W1691737996 cites W2066876629 @default.
• W1691737996 cites W2076337261 @default.
• W1691737996 cites W2080244804 @default.
• W1691737996 cites W2081026962 @default.
• W1691737996 cites W2082701905 @default.
• W1691737996 cites W2084815222 @default.
• W1691737996 cites W2093937828 @default.
• W1691737996 cites W2094544636 @default.
• W1691737996 cites W2099629218 @default.
• W1691737996 cites W2102985785 @default.
• W1691737996 cites W2106152858 @default.
• W1691737996 cites W2112287416 @default.
• W1691737996 cites W2120537776 @default.
• W1691737996 cites W2123526991 @default.
• W1691737996 cites W2123700312 @default.
• W1691737996 cites W2126690833 @default.
• W1691737996 cites W2131844597 @default.
• W1691737996 cites W2133316736 @default.
• W1691737996 cites W2136464549 @default.
• W1691737996 cites W2142635246 @default.
• W1691737996 cites W2147036036 @default.
• W1691737996 cites W2164763873 @default.
• W1691737996 cites W2165529265 @default.
• W1691737996 cites W312457213 @default.
• W1691737996 cites W4234640243 @default.
• W1691737996 cites W4241709729 @default.
• W1691737996 cites W4242323854 @default.
• W1691737996 cites W4319308317 @default.
• W1691737996 doi "https://doi.org/10.1007/s12210-015-0475-5" @default.
• W1691737996 hasPublicationYear "2015" @default.
• W1691737996 type Work @default.
• W1691737996 sameAs 1691737996 @default.
• W1691737996 citedByCount "3" @default.
• W1691737996 countsByYear W16917379962016 @default.
• W1691737996 countsByYear W16917379962021 @default.
• W1691737996 countsByYear W16917379962023 @default.
• W1691737996 crossrefType "journal-article" @default.
• W1691737996 hasAuthorship W1691737996A5014000234 @default.
• W1691737996 hasAuthorship W1691737996A5016177100 @default.
• W1691737996 hasAuthorship W1691737996A5018950556 @default.
• W1691737996 hasAuthorship W1691737996A5026424909 @default.
• W1691737996 hasAuthorship W1691737996A5042579806 @default.
• W1691737996 hasConcept C130217890 @default.
• W1691737996 hasConcept C13474642 @default.
• W1691737996 hasConcept C159985019 @default.
• W1691737996 hasConcept C172269249 @default.
• W1691737996 hasConcept C185933670 @default.
• W1691737996 hasConcept C18903297 @default.
• W1691737996 hasConcept C192562407 @default.
• W1691737996 hasConcept C204323151 @default.
• W1691737996 hasConcept C2778324211 @default.
• W1691737996 hasConcept C2779043415 @default.
• W1691737996 hasConcept C2779072645 @default.
• W1691737996 hasConcept C2780252984 @default.
• W1691737996 hasConcept C32350722 @default.
• W1691737996 hasConcept C4646841 @default.
• W1691737996 hasConcept C83042747 @default.
• W1691737996 hasConcept C84766238 @default.
• W1691737996 hasConcept C86803240 @default.
• W1691737996 hasConceptScore W1691737996C130217890 @default.
• W1691737996 hasConceptScore W1691737996C13474642 @default.

• next