The Natural History of Necturus: III. Food and Feeding

Authors

Joseph P. Harris Jr.

Publication Date

7-1-1959

Abstract

Necturus normally forage at night, when they leave their favored hiding places and move slowly over the bottom seeking food. Slow, undulating movements of the tail propel them; the legs seem scarcely used.

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Recommended Citation

Harris, Joseph P. Jr. (1959) "The Natural History of Necturus: III. Food and Feeding," Field and Laboratory: Vol. 27 : No. 3.
Available at: https://scholar.smu.edu/fieldandlab/vol27/iss3/2