The gut contents of 2982 specimens of 33 amphipod families, 71 genera and 149 species
were examined, representing a high percentage of amphipod diversity in the Iberian …

Seventeen species of caprellid amphipods have been recorded so far in the Gulf of Mexico.
New distributional and habitat data are included for 12 species. Pseudaeginella …

In the current frame of proliferation of artificial structures in the sea, the ecological effects of
artificial substrates on marine environments and their associate biota become a topic of …

The structural complexity of algae is an important factor driving the structure of epifaunal
assemblages associated with marine macroalgae. We tested how the structural complexity …

Marine caves are environments of great interest since the organisms that inhabit them are
forced to develop specific adaptations to high constraint conditions. Because of some of …

In marinas, native caprellids usually share their habitat with exotic species, and can
eventually be replaced by them. The invasive Caprella scaura is spreading quickly and has …

Habitat complexity is an important factor structuring macroinvertebrate communities on
macrophytes, and epiphytic hydroids may offer additional habitats for the epifauna …

Algal complexity is an important driver of the benthos in coastal marine ecosystems. Distinct
algal architectures host communities with different structures. To assess how amphipod …

The trophic ecology of non-native species is a key aspect to understand their invasion
success and the community effects. Despite the important role of caprellid amphipods as …

Caprellids “skeleton shrimps” are marine crustaceans belonging to the family Caprellidae
(order Amphipoda) showing diverse feeding strategies; filter feeders, detritivores, carnivores …