CAS BI 260 Lecture Notes - Lecture 6: Byssus, Desiccation, Species Pool
2 Mar 2020
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B intertidal narrow strip of habitat and lowest tides that lies between the highest. C tides i recall effects of moon and sun ii challenges a desiccation stress dry out when exposed to air. Heat and salinity stress greater variation c restriction of feeding. D waves i waves bend as they approach ii challenges shore a abrasion particles in suspension1floating debrisscrape delicate structures. 0 drag can rip from location why rocky i rocky shores usually occur on uplifted or geologically young crush 1damage. A ecological factors factors influencing community i adaptations a behavioral. Run and hide tolerate ii adaptations to heat desiccation. Morphological c physiological light color and ridges to reflect. Use of neat iii adaptations to wave shock shock proteins holdfasts and byssal threads a holding on thicker shells and compact shape c going with the flow species pool. B competition i competition for space a barnacles.
