Solutions en sciences de la vie
Amphipods (Grammarus)
Amphipods are small crustaceans that inhabit lakes, rivers, and seas, as well as beaches and caves. Diverse and abundant, the creatures are an important food source for many fishes, birds, and invertebrates and are sometimes used as indicators of water quality, especially in the Great Lakes of the United States.
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