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Predators

Locations where studies were conducted:

Country: India; Locality: Cochin
Habitat: Brackish water

Country: South Africa
Habitat: Estuarine

Country: USA; State: New York; Locality: Long Island
Habitat: Marine

Country: USA; State: California
Habitat: Estuarine, Intertidal, Littoral

Country: USA; State: Rhode Island
Habitat: Coastal

Country: USA; State: Rhode Island
Habitat: Marine

Country: USA; State: New England
Habitat: Littoral, Rocky shore

Country: USA; State: Washington
Habitat: Littoral, Rocky shore

Country: USA; State: Hawaii
Habitat: Swamp

Country: USA; State: North Carolina; Locality: Pamlico
Habitat: Estuarine

Country: Marshall Islands
Habitat: Reef

Country: Antarctic
Habitat: Estuarine

Country: Southern Ocean
Habitat: Marine, Tropical

Country: Arctic
Habitat: Marine

Country: unknown; State: Black Sea
Habitat: Marine

Country: Malawi
Habitat: River

Country: Wales; Locality: River Clydach
Habitat: River

Country: USA; State: Kentucky
Habitat: River

Country: USA; State: California; Locality: Southern California
Habitat: Marine, Sublittoral

Country: Malawi; Locality: Lake Nyasa
Habitat: Lake or pond

Country: Pacific
Habitat: Marine

Country: USA; State: California; Locality: Southern California
Habitat: Marine

Country: Mexico; State: Guerrero
Habitat: Coastal

Country: USA; State: Iowa
Habitat: Agricultural

Country: USA; State: Florida; Locality: South Florida
Habitat: Swamp

Country: USA; State: Alaska; Locality: Aleutian Islands
Habitat: Coastal

Country: USA; State: California
Habitat: Coastal

Country: USA; State: Massachusetts; Locality: Cape Ann
Habitat: Marine, Sublittoral

Country: USA; State: Alaska; Locality: Torch Bay
Habitat: Littoral, Rocky shore

Country: USA; State: Washington; Locality: Cape Flattery
Habitat: Littoral, Rocky shore

Country: Barbados
Habitat: Littoral, Rocky shore

Country: Scotland; Locality: Ythan estuary
Habitat: Littoral, Mudflat

Country: Scotland; Locality: Ythan estuary
Habitat: Estuarine

Country: Mexico; State: Guerrero
Habitat: Brackish water

Country: Russia
Habitat: Agricultural

Country: USA; State: Illinois
Habitat: Forest

Country: USA; State: Arizona
Habitat: Forest, Montane

Country: Norway; State: Spitsbergen
Habitat: Tundra

Country: Norway; State: Spitsbergen
Habitat: Agricultural

Country: Wales; Locality: River Rheidol
Habitat: River

Country: USA; State: Pennsylvania
Habitat: River

Country: England; Locality: River Thames
Habitat: River

Country: USA; State: Iowa; Locality: Mississippi River
Habitat: River

Country: Scotland
Habitat: Lake or pond

Country: Portugal
Habitat: Estuarine

Country: USA; State: Florida
Habitat: Estuarine

Country: South Africa
Habitat: Desert or dune

Country: Uganda
Habitat: Lake or pond

Country: Finland
Habitat: Lake or pond

Country: Finland
Habitat: Lake or pond, Littoral

Country: USA; State: Michigan
Habitat: Lake or pond

Country: Malaysia
Habitat: Swamp

Country: Japan
Habitat: Brackish water, epipelagic zone

Country: Finland
Habitat: River

Country: USA; State: New Jersey
Habitat: Agricultural

Country: Japan
Habitat: Forest

Country: Tibet
Habitat: Montane

Country: USA; State: Alaska; Locality: Barrow
Habitat: Tundra

Country: USA; State: Alaska
Habitat: Tundra

Country: Namibia; Locality: Namib Desert
Habitat: Desert or dune

Country: Finland
Habitat: Lake or pond, Rockpool

Country: Pacific
Habitat: Marine, Tropical

Country: Pacific
Habitat: Tropical

Country: Pacific; State: Bay of Panama
Habitat: Littoral, Rocky shore

Country: USA; State: Maine; Locality: Gulf of Maine
Habitat: Littoral, Rocky shore

Country: USA; State: California; Locality: Monterey Bay
Habitat: Littoral, Rocky shore

Country: USA; State: New Jersey
Habitat: Brackish water

Country: USA; State: California; Locality: Cabrillo Point
Habitat: Littoral, Rocky shore

Country: Chile; Locality: central Chile
Habitat: Littoral, Rocky shore

Country: USA; State: Massachusetts; Locality: Cape Ann
Habitat: Littoral, Rocky shore

Country: USA; State: Massachusetts; Locality: Cape Ann
Habitat: Littoral, Mudflat

Country: USA; State: Massachusetts; Locality: Cape Ann
Habitat: Marine

Country: Africa; Locality: Lake McIlwaine
Habitat: Lake or pond

Country: Peru
Habitat: Coastal

Country: unknown
Habitat: Temporary pool

Country: Scotland; Locality: Loch Leven
Habitat: Lake or pond

Country: Uganda; Locality: Lake George
Habitat: Lake or pond

Country: Netherlands; State: Wadden Sea; Locality: Ems estuary
Habitat: Estuarine

Country: Norway; State: Oppland; Locality: Ovre Heimdalsvatn Lake
Habitat: Lake or pond

Country: Malaysia; Locality: W. Malaysia
Habitat: Plant substrate

Country: USA; State: Florida; Locality: Everglades
Habitat: Estuarine

Country: Sri Lanka
Habitat: Plant substrate

Country: Madagascar
Habitat: Plant substrate

Country: Seychelles
Habitat: Plant substrate

Country: USA; State: NE USA
Habitat: Plant substrate

Country: Hong Kong
Habitat: Plant substrate

Country: England
Habitat: Plant substrate, Treeholes

Country: Australia
Habitat: Plant substrate, Treeholes

Country: Venezuela
Habitat: Forest, Plant substrate, Tropical

Country: Costa Rica
Habitat: Forest, Plant substrate, Tropical

Country: USA; State: Alabama
Habitat: Plant substrate, Treeholes

Country: Germany
Habitat: Plant substrate, Treeholes

Country: England; Locality: Sheffield
Habitat: Plant substrate

Country: Africa; Locality: Crocodile Creek, Lake Nyasa
Habitat: Lake or pond

Country: USA; State: Idaho-Utah; Locality: Deep Creek
Habitat: River

Country: USA; State: Kentucky; Locality: Station 1
Habitat: River

Country: UK; State: Yorkshire; Locality: Aire, Nidd & Wharfe Rivers
Habitat: River

Country: Canada; State: Ontario; Locality: Mad River
Habitat: River

Country: Wales; Locality: Dee River
Habitat: River

Unspecified

Country: New Zealand; State: Otago; Locality: Akatore, Akatore catchment
Habitat: River

Country: New Zealand; State: Otago; Locality: Berwick, Meggatburn
Habitat: River

Country: New Zealand; State: Otago; Locality: Blackrock, Lee catchment
Habitat: River

Country: New Zealand; State: Otago; Locality: Broad, Lee catchment
Habitat: River

Country: New Zealand; State: South Island; Locality: Canton Creek, Taieri River, Lee catchment
Habitat: River

Country: New Zealand; State: Otago; Locality: Catlins, Craggy Tor catchment
Habitat: River

Country: USA; State: North Carolina; Locality: Coweeta
Habitat: River

Country: New Zealand; State: Otago; Locality: Dempster's Stream, Taieri River, 3 O'Clock catchment
Habitat: River

Country: New Zealand; State: Otago; Locality: German, Kye Burn catchment
Habitat: River

Country: New Zealand; State: Otago; Locality: Healy Stream, Taieri River, Kye Burn catchment
Habitat: River

Country: New Zealand; State: Otago; Locality: Kye Burn
Habitat: River

Country: New Zealand; State: Otago; Locality: Little Kye, Kye Burn catchment
Habitat: River

Country: USA; State: Maine; Locality: Martins
Habitat: River

Country: New Zealand; State: Otago; Locality: Narrowdale catchment
Habitat: River

Country: New Zealand; State: Otago; Locality: Stony, Sutton catchment
Habitat: River

Country: New Zealand; State: Otago; Locality: Sutton Stream, Taieri River, Sutton catchment
Habitat: River

Thoracophelia (Thoracophelia) preys on:

- detritus {Unidentifiable detritus}

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