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Tiny Plankton Hold Clues to the Future of Maine's Lobster Industry

via Phys.org·5h ago

University of Maine researchers found that larval lobsters preferentially feed on Calanus finmarchicus, a calorie-rich zooplankton, during one of their most vulnerable stages. The finding ties the future of Maine's lobster fishery to the fate of a creature the size of a sesame seed.

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