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  1. 381
    “...": ["Bigelow, H. B. 1920. Medusae and Ctenophores from the Canadian Arctic Expedition, 1913 - 18. Report...”
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  2. 382
    “...": ["Bigelow, H. B. 1920. Medusae and Ctenophores from the Canadian Arctic Expedition, 1913 - 18. Report...”
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  3. 383
    “... and ctenophores dominated after ice break-out. Oncaea curvata was the numerically dominant species throughout...”
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  4. 384
    “... and hyperiid amphipods and the lowest in ctenophores and cnidarians. Lipid appeared to be an important energy...”
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  5. 385
    by Garayev, Kuvvat
    Published 2023
    “.... Metachronally swimming species are widespread and include copepods, shrimp, ctenophores, and tomopterid worms...”
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  6. 386
    “..., chaetognaths, and ctenophores near the surface. Surface feeders fed on these aggregated prey presumably...”
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  7. 387
    “..., ctenophores, and larvae and adults of engraulids. They are semelparous and hermaphrodites (except O. dioica...”
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  8. 388
    by Garayev, Kuvvat
    Published 2023
    “.... Metachronally swimming species are widespread and include copepods, shrimp, ctenophores, and tomopterid worms...”
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  9. 389
    “..., including hydrozoan and scyphozoan medusae, as well as ctenophores. At least 15 different species...”
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  10. 390
    “...In recent years a global increase in jellyfish (i.e. Cnidarians and Ctenophores) abundance and a...”
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  11. 391
    “...), ctenophores (two groups), siphonophores, medusae (five groups), crustaceans (one group), chaetognaths...”
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  12. 392
    “...In recent years a global increase in jellyfish (i.e. Cnidarians and Ctenophores) abundance and a...”
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  13. 393
    “...Gelatinous zooplankton (GZP) comprising ctenophores, cnidarians and tunicates, gained more interest...”
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  14. 394
    “...-six species or genera of hydromedusae, 7 species of siphonophores, 4 species of ctenophores and 2...”
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  15. 395
    “... fishes, squid, ctenophores, and bivalves; they are expected to be nonselective predators. Smooth-hounds...”
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  16. 396
    “... fishes, squid, ctenophores, and bivalves; they are expected to be nonselective predators. Smooth-hounds...”
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  17. 397
    by Zeidler, Wolfgang
    Published 2004
    “... of Hyperoche are summarised by Laval (1980). Most are with ctenophores but H. medusarum (Kröyer, 1838...”
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  18. 398
    “... organisms which includes ctenophores, cnidarians and pelagic tunicates, sharing a soft, mostly transparent...”
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  19. 399
    “... zooplankton from the Southern Ocean (two ctenophores, one anthomedusan, two siphonophorcs, one scyphozoan, one...”
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  20. 400
    by Gerry, Shannon P., Scott, Andrea J.
    Published 2010
    “... fishes, squid, ctenophores, and bivalves; they are expected to be nonselective predators. Smooth-hounds...”
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