… a controlled laboratory experiment in August 2004 to investigate this further. Specimens of
Crepipatella dilatata … dilatata, were used for each salinity. Additional aquaria without limpets …

… a) Natural cycles: This study was performed twice using natural tidal cycles: one tidal cycle
… , excluding the mother, was exposed to natural salinity fluctuations for 12 h in the estuary. …

… Crepipatella dilatata is an interesting biological model considering that is an estuarine
species and thus periodically exposed to elevated environment-physiological pressures. …

… Crepipatella dilatata and C. fecunda have different development modes: brooding and direct
development in C. dilatata … dilatata invest 20 times more energy in each of their offspring, …

… For obtaining capsules from both calyptraeid species, we detached females from the natural
… We found no indication that brooding females of Crepipatella dilatata or Crepipatella …

… gastropods Crepipatella peruviana and Crepipatella dilatata … dilatata. Our results indicate
that females of both species can … dilatata can transfer MAA only through their nurse eggs, …

… Crepipatella dilatata under natural and controlled conditions. Estuar Coast Shelf Sci 76:861–868
Chaparro OR, Cubillos VM, Montiel YA, Paschke KA, Pechenik JA (2008c) Embryonic …

… At the beginning of a study on the reproductive biology of an intertidal population of the slipper
snail, Crepipatella dilatata (Calyptraeidae), at Puerto Madryn (located in the southwestern …

The slipper limpet Crepipatella dilatata, native to Chile and Argentina, was introduced in
Spain in 2005. The species was thought to inhabit the region of Rias Bajas, yet recently, …

… In this study, we sought to determine whether natural … The suspension-feeding gastropod
Crepipatella dilatata is … They all were then held under these control conditions for 10–45 …