… In this study, we induced females of Crepipatella dilatata to close off their pallial cavity and
then quantified the effect of such closure on pH of the enclosed fluid and on the processes of …

… The cessation of feeding by sessile female Crepipatella dilatata during periods of low
salinity does not necessarily signify that this also occurs in juveniles and males, which are also …

… low as 7 psu. Successful embryonic development in this estuary reflects the capacity of C.
dilatata adults to detect dangerously low … from the effects of exposure to stressful low salinities. …

… observed in the present study were not due to the direct effects of reduced salinity on embryos,
since females maintain salinities in the brood chamber well above ambient (higher than …

… slipper limpet Crepipatella dilatata is a gastropod that can survive prolonged periods of
low … after re-oxygenation of the pallial cavity could be a consequence of what is in effect an …

… in low intertidal experiences no more than 30 min of exposure to air at low tide. Additionally,
the cryptic behavior of C. dilatata helps it avoid the effects of extreme environmental factors. …

… dilatata, and initial energy content was lower—by about 27%—for eggs of that species. In both
… dilatata juveniles, a latent energy effect stemming from the previous consumption of nurse …

… in our experiments were low, approximately 1.4 μg NH 3 … dilatata, the impact of high ammonia
concentration on behavior … at lower concentrations) could produce “latent effects” that are …

… to determine whether mechanical action by the brooding female … species of calyptraeid:
Crepipatella dilatata, which exhibits direct … dilatata, we recorded a significant reduction in the total …

… Total abundance and biomass were significantly lower in southern internal area however,
no … dilatata populations were assessed testing the effect of orientation (North vs South) and …