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Escape success of copepod nauplii (N5–6) of the copepod  Acartia tonsa  was significantly lower than that of copepodites (C1–2) when exposed to a coral reef fish  Acanthemblemaria paula , but no difference was observed when exposed to the seahorse  Hippocampus zosterae . The addition of low level turbulence inhibited feeding by the seahorse but did not affect overall capture success in  A. paula , although a shift in predator behavior occurred. This study highlights the importance of considering predatory mode and behavior in the context of planktonic predator–prey dynamics.

The transition from nauplii to copepodites: susceptibility of developing copepods to fish predators