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Photograph of live <i>E. clara</i> from the Cahaba River, Shelby County, Alabama.
<p>Photograph of live <i>E. clara</i> from the Cahaba River, Shelby County, Alabama.</p
Locality and museum catalogue numbers for <i>L. compacta</i> museum lots analyzed in this study.
*<p>Lot from which radulae were taken.</p
Map of the Cahaba River and select tributaries.
<p>Historical collections sites were sampled in August 2011, but <i>L. compacta</i> was found only at the site of re-discovery.</p
Photograph of live <i>L. compacta</i> from the Cahaba River, Shelby County, Alabama.
<p>Photograph of live <i>L. compacta</i> from the Cahaba River, Shelby County, Alabama.</p
Growth series of <i>L. compacta</i>.
<p>A) <i>L. compacta</i> lectotype (MCZ 072063). B–E) Wild caught individuals. F) Juvenile grown in culture, approximately 4 months old. Scale bar = 5 mm.</p
Species collected in the May 2011 survey at the site of <i>L. compacta</i> re-discovery (33.178601°N, 87.017481°W).
<p><i>Lepyrium showalteri</i> was found, but not collected due its endangered status under the U.S. Endangered Species Act.</p
Photograph of two eggs that were laid by captive <i>L. compacta.</i>
<p>Scale bar = 1 mm.</p
Appendix B. Responses of specific growth rate (SGR) to diet %P treatments across experimental studies excluded from the SGR analysis.
Responses of specific growth rate (SGR) to diet %P treatments across experimental studies excluded from the SGR analysis