The amphipod, hyperia galba, an ectoparasite of the jelly-fish, cyanea capillata

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VERY few real facts are known concerning the relationships between the amphipod Hyperia galba (Montagu) and the various jelly-fish with which it is associated. Some writers have referred to H. galba as a parasite1-4 but without providing any direct proof. Orton5 assumed H. galba to be a food parasite, and Hardy6 was inclined to accept this view. Stephensen7 maintained that no amphipod except the cyamids is a true parasite, and this is the view adopted in current parasitological works of reference. © 1959 Nature Publishing Group.

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Dahl, E. (1959). The amphipod, hyperia galba, an ectoparasite of the jelly-fish, cyanea capillata. Nature, 183(4677), 1749. https://doi.org/10.1038/1831749a0

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