Substrate-controlled naticid gastropod drilling predation on recent barnacles from Chandipur, India and its Palaeontological implications
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...The drilling record of Mondal et al (2019) is on attached barnacles....
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...…main predator of the modern barnacles are octopods (Guerra and Nixon 1987; Ambrose et al. 1988; Nixon and Maconnachie 1988) and muricid gastropods (Connell 1961; Largen 1967; Wood 1968; Radwin and Wells 1968; Morgan 1972; Pratt 1974; Menge 1974; Luckens 1975; Barnett 1979; Bayliss 1982; Perry…...
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...We, therefore, conclude that variation in shell morphology in Chandipur barnacles results from local physical environmental conditions rather than genetic or predatory causes (Lively 1986; Jarrett 2008, 2009; Vermeij and Ruch 2018)....
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...In general, barnacles commonly make elongate, hummock morphs (Bertness et al. 1998; Donovan and Novak 2015), as compared to the less fecund bent counterparts (Lively 1986), suggesting that bending morphologies are related to ecological and biological causes....
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...However, because bent forms are less fecund (Lively 1986), we should not expect frequent bent forms....
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...Considering all these together, it appeared that when barnacles attached themselves on Timoclea imbricata, they become less fecund because of their bent forms (Lively 1986), and lived relatively short period, but failed to deter predation....
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...…Zandt 1972); (4) in terms of morphological adaptation of the prey, the total number of wall plates for the balanomorph barnacles has decreased during the Cenozoic, along with other shell modifications (Murdock and Currey 1978; Palmer 1982; Lively 1986; Sanford and Swezey 2008; Jarrett 2008, 2009)....
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...…(Bardhan et al. 2012; Klompmaker et al. 2016), gastropod drilling predation became spatio-ecologically widespread from the Late Cretaceous onwards (Kowalewski et al. 1998; Kelley and Hansen 2003; Huntley and Kowalewski 2007; Mallick et al. 2014), synchronous with the diversification of gastropod…...
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...A similar record of high intensity of predation on these ‘other’ (sensu Kowalewski et al. 1998) prey items are also evident in different groups....
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...…gastropods do not waste their energy in preying on them unless there is a competition for resources or if there is a lack of food choices (see, Kowalewski et al. 1998; also see, Radwin andWells 1968; Palmer 1983;West 1986; Chim and Ong 2012); and (2) their gregarious nature of living makes…...
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...This intensity on barnacles is the highest among all previous Phanerozoic records, irrespective of ocean basins, latitudes, and time (see, Kowalewski et al. 1998; also see, Radwin and Wells 1968; Palmer 1983; West 1986; Chim and Ong 2012; Klompmaker et al. 2015 and references therein)....
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...…by prosobranch gastropods, preserved as characteristic circular or semi-circular geometric traces on their diverse molluscan and non-molluscan prey, has been extensively studied in the last few decades from around the world (see references in Kowalewski et al. 1998; Huntley and Kowalewski 2007)....
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...…gastropod drilling predation became spatio-ecologically widespread from the Late Cretaceous onwards (Kowalewski et al. 1998; Kelley and Hansen 2003; Huntley and Kowalewski 2007; Mallick et al. 2014), synchronous with the diversification of gastropod drilling predators (Sohl 1969; Taylor et al.…...
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...…by prosobranch gastropods, preserved as characteristic circular or semi-circular geometric traces on their diverse molluscan and non-molluscan prey, has been extensively studied in the last few decades from around the world (see references in Kowalewski et al. 1998; Huntley and Kowalewski 2007)....
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...It is commonly accepted that muricids are responsible for drilling on barnacles, and modern naticids generally do not attack barnacles (Taylor et al. 1980; Barnes 1999; Klompmaker et al. 2015), mainly because barnacles are gregarious and attach themselves to the substrate, thus hindering…...
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