For the species : limentis arthemis provide the following information: 1. Species name/common name (should be same used in iNaturalist entry) and image 2. A brief description of where the organism is found including its geographic range and the type of habitat in which it occurs. 3. What does it eat? Does it have any specialized morphological structures (e.g., modified mouthparts) or behaviors (e.g., burying prey) for its way of life? 4. Conservation status *

For the species : limentis arthemis provide the following information: 1. Species name/common name (should be same used in iNaturalist entry) and image 2. A brief description of where the organism is found including its geographic range and the type of habitat in which it occurs. 3. What does it eat? Does it have any specialized morphological structures (e.g., modified mouthparts) or behaviors (e.g., burying prey) for its way of life? 4. Conservation status *

Aquaculture Science

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Chapter2: Aquatic Plants And Animals

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