FIRST RECORD OF CHELONIBIA CARETTA (CIRRIPEDIA) ON Eretmochelys imbricata (TESTUDINES), IN BRAZILIAN LITTORAL
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https://doi.org/10.65259/rnzool.v8i2.59Palavras-chave:
craca, tartaruga, nova ocorrência, simbiose, epibiosisResumo
Durante a temporada reprodutiva de 2008 - 2009, nove exemplares da craca Chelonibia caretta foram encontrados ligados à carapaça de uma tartaruga de pente fêmea, Eretmochelys imbricata, no litoral de Porto de Galinhas, Nordeste do Brasil. O presente trabalho é o primeiro registro desta associação no litoral brasileiro, sendo a quarta ocorrência da craca neste país. Esta rara ocorrência de C. caretta no litoral brasileiro e sua conhecida ligação com a tartaruga Caretta caretta como seu principal hospedeiro, é de extrema, uma vez que fornece dados para inferências sobre os hábitos alimentares e migração de E. imbricata no Atlântico Sul.
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