… gastropods and bivalves may isolate their mantle cavities from … of Quempillén estuary
gastropod Crepipatella dilatata, in terms of … dilatata and also affect the juveniles for at least several …

… of low salinity, or if instead embryonic survival and development relied primarily on maternal
behavior that isolated the egg masses from the external environment during such periods. …

… As a consequence of maternal isolation, caused by low salinity, the availability of oxygen in
the pallial cavity is reduced, resulting in oxygen becoming a limited resource. It is well known …

… In Crepipatella dilatata, maternal isolation and the subsequent pH decline within the pallial
cavity prevented further shell growth and reduced shell thickness in brooded veligers. Over …

… of Crepipatella dilatata were forced to isolate their pallial cavity from the surrounding
seawater. Data are Means ± SE. Each point represents the mean of 5 replicates, with a total of 90 …

… chamber of the estuarine gastropod Crepipatella dilatata: How big a problem for mothers
and brooded embryos? Journal of Experimental Marine Biology and Ecology 410: 29–38. …

… from the mother to the encapsulated embryo was studied in the intertidal gastropods Crepipatella
peruviana and Crepipatella dilatata … dilatata are forced to isolate themselves from their …

… involve radular activity by the mother or by unhatched stages, … females of Crepipatella
dilatata or Crepipatella peruviana … of either species, and isolated capsules were able to open …

… We studied aspects of hatching using the direct-developing gastropod Crepipatella dilatata,
… Isolated egg capsules were able to hatch successfully, in the absence of the mother. …

… basic after 6 h of maternal isolation, a possible consequence … maternal isolation. Our data
show that, whereas initially the … When brooding females of Crepipatella dilatata were isolated …