Titlebook: Rotifer Symposium VI; Proceedings of the S J. J. Gilbert,E. Lubzens,M. R. Miracle Conference proceedings 1993 Springer Science+Business Med

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Dependence of temperature on loss rates of rotifers, lipids, and ,3 fatty acids in starved , culture in lipid catabolism. The content of .3 fatty aeids became reduced somewhat faster than the lipids (i.e. in particular 22:6 .3), but the fatty aeid per cent distri-bution remained remarkably unaffected by the temperature during starvation..The results showed that rotifer cultures could be starvcd fo

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Mixis strategies and resting eeg production of rotifers living in temporally-varying habitatsuantitatively affect the conclusions.When compared with the results reported in the literature, results from our simulations suggest that the optimal mixis strategy could be very dependent on the ecological features of the habitat. Moreover, in temporal habitats high mictic rates should be expected

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A model evaluating the contribution of environmental factors to the production of resting eggs in thntribution of internal population factors that were not controlled in the course of the experiment. The model identified the positive contribution of the relative number of females to males, and the negative association between high rotifer densities and the production of resting eggs. The results o