1997
DOI: 10.1139/cjfas-54-6-1306
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Use of eelgrass beds (Zostera marina) by juvenile Atlantic cod (Gadus morhua)

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“…Here the cod used the interstices between gravel as refugia from predation. Similar results have been obtained in eelgrass patches (Gotceitas et al 1997). Field work using submersibles has identified associa-Mar Ecol Prog Se tions between fishes and particular microhabitat features (Lough et al 1989, Gregory e t al.…”
Section: Introductionsupporting
confidence: 72%
“…Here the cod used the interstices between gravel as refugia from predation. Similar results have been obtained in eelgrass patches (Gotceitas et al 1997). Field work using submersibles has identified associa-Mar Ecol Prog Se tions between fishes and particular microhabitat features (Lough et al 1989, Gregory e t al.…”
Section: Introductionsupporting
confidence: 72%
“…In particular, highly structured aquatic vegetation (e.g. eelgrass) has received much attention as a refuge habitat (Orth et al 1984, Gotceitas et al 1997, Linehan et al 2001, Laurel et al 2003a, likely due to its wide distribution and high productivity relative to neighbouring unvegetated sites (Orth et al 1984, Bell & Pollard 1989. The likelihood of encountering and capturing prey is reduced in eelgrass (Gotceitas et al 1997), and, consequently, predation rates are typically lower despite sometimes higher predator densities in these habitats (Linehan et al 2001, Laurel et al 2003b.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…eelgrass) has received much attention as a refuge habitat (Orth et al 1984, Gotceitas et al 1997, Linehan et al 2001, Laurel et al 2003a, likely due to its wide distribution and high productivity relative to neighbouring unvegetated sites (Orth et al 1984, Bell & Pollard 1989. The likelihood of encountering and capturing prey is reduced in eelgrass (Gotceitas et al 1997), and, consequently, predation rates are typically lower despite sometimes higher predator densities in these habitats (Linehan et al 2001, Laurel et al 2003b. It is therefore not surprising that structured habitat is often used as nursery habitat by many species of recently settled marine fish (Bell & Pollard 1989, Levin 1991, Sogard & Able 1991, Edgar & Shaw 1995, Grant & Brown 1998a, Matilla et al 1999, Heck et al 2003.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
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