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Omnivorous feeding behavior of the Antarctic krill Euphausia superba

by Price, H. J., Boyd, K. R., Boyd, C. M.
Published in Marine Biology (1988)

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Ecology of the dorylaimid omnivore genera Aporcelaimellus, Eudorylaimus and Mesodorylaimus

by McSorley, Robert
Published in Nematology (2012)
“...Eudorylaimus , Aporcelaimellus and Mesodorylaimus are dominant members of the omnivorous nematode...”

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Omnivorous summer feeding by juvenile Antarctic krill in coastal waters

by Conroy, John A., Steinberg, Deborah K., Nardelli, Schuyler C., Schofield, Oscar
Published in Limnology and Oceanography (2024)

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Herbivorous or omnivorous? On the significance of lipid compositions as trophic markers in Antarctic copepods

by Graeve, Martin, Hagen, W., Kattner, Gerhard
Published 1994
“... as an omnivorous species, which was clearly reflcctcd by its lipid and fatty acid/alcohol pattern. Few data arc...”

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Herbivorous or omnivorous? On the significance of lipid compositions as trophic markers in Antarctic copepods

by Graeve, Martin, Hagen, Wilhelm, Kattner, Gerhard
Published in Deep Sea Research Part I: Oceanographic Research Papers (1994)

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The role of amino acids in phagostimulation in the shallow-water omnivorous Antarctic sea star Odontaster validus

by Kidawa, Anna
Published in Polar Biology (2004)

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Feeding repellence of Antarctic and sub-Antarctic benthic invertebrates against the omnivorous sea star Odontaster validus

by Taboada, Sergi, Núñez-Pons, Laura, Avila, Conxita
Published in Polar Biology (2012)

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Numbers matter: predatory ability increases with forager group size in omnivorous ant species with similar predatory traits

by Elizalde, Luciana, Lescano, Natalia, Werenkraut, Victoria, Pirk, Gabriela
Published 2021
“... forager number and predation ability in omnivore ant species" Article Abstract: Predation is an important...”

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Numbers matter: Predatory ability increases with forager group size in omnivorous ant species with similar predatory traits

by Elizalde, Luciana, Lescano, María Natalia, Werenkraut, Victoria, Pirk, Gabriela Inés
Published in Ecological Entomology

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Numbers matter: Predatory ability increases with forager group size in omnivorous ant species with similar predatory traits

by Elizalde, Luciana, Lescano, M. Natalia, Werenkraut, Victoria, Pirk, Gabriela I.
Published in Ecological Entomology (2022)

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Taxocene of pelagic copepods in coastal waters of the Argentine Islands, West coast of the Antarctic Peninsula, in 2021—2022

by V. Tkachenko
Published in Ukrainian Antarctic Journal (2022)
Subjects: “...omnivorous species...”

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Stable C and N isotope ratios reveal soil food web structure and identify the nematode Eudorylaimus antarcticus as an omnivore–predator in Taylor Valley, Antarctica

by Shaw, E. Ashley, Adams, Byron J., Barrett, John E., Lyons, W. Berry, Virginia, Ross A., Wall, Diana H.
Published in Polar Biology (2018)

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A new large gomphodont from the Triassic of South Africa and its implications for Gondwanan biostratigraphy

by Frederick Tolchard (11184358), Christian F. Kammerer (7335662), Richard J. Butler (7335671), Christophe Hendrickx (530871), Julien Benoit (102829), Fernando Abdala (425031), Jonah N. Choiniere (7335674)
Published 2021
Subjects: “...likely omnivorous gomphodont...”

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THE BEGINNINGS OF ANTARCTIC MACROALGAL CHEMICAL ECOLOGY: DEFENSES AGAINST HERBIVORES IN A NITROGEN REPLETE, CARBON LIMITED OCEAN

Published in Journal of Phycology (2001)
“... Peninsula macroalgae in feeding bioassays with three common, sympatric macroalgal‐consuming omnivores...”

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Mole Cricket

“...Family: Gryllotalpidae, Order: Orthoptera. Nocturnal. Diet: Omnivore, eats larvae, worms, roots...”

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Scarabaeidae

“... ounces. Diet: Omnivore. Adults eat vegetation, fruit, and other insects, while larvae eat roots...”

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Fatty Acid Composition of Euphausia superba, Thysanoessa macrura and Euphausia crystallorophias Collected from Prydz Bay, Antarctica

by Yang Guang, Li Chaolun, Wang Yanqing
Published in Journal of Ocean University of China (2016)
“... typical omnivore with a higher trophic position compared with E. superba and T. macrura....”

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Defensive Metabolites from Antarctic Invertebrates: Does Energetic Content Interfere with Feeding Repellence?

by Laura Núñez-Pons, Conxita Avila
Published in Marine Drugs (2014)
“..., to the Antarctic omnivore amphipod Cheirimedon femoratus. Meridianin alkaloids were the most active repellents...”

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Defensive Metabolites from Antarctic Invertebrates: Does Energetic Content Interfere with Feeding Repellence?

by Núñez-Pons, Laura, Avila, Conxita
Published in Marine Drugs (2014)
“..., to the Antarctic omnivore amphipod Cheirimedon femoratus. Meridianin alkaloids were the most active repellents...”

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Dataset: The more the better? Association between foragers number and predation ability in generalist Dorymyrmex ant species

by Elizalde, Luciana, Lescano, Natalia, Werenkraut, Victoria, Pirk, Gabriela
Published 2021
“... forager number and predation ability in omnivore ant species" Article Abstract: Predation is an important...”

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