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Day: September 2, 2015

You are what you eat, part the third

Posted on 2015-09-022023-01-06 by Allison J. Gong

To recap:  Way back in January I spawned some sea urchins. The resulting progeny are now almost 7.5 months old, counting from the day that they were zygotes. Once they metamorphosed and became established as post-larval urchins in June, I divided them into three feeding treatments:  the kelp Macrocystis pyrifera, the green alga Ulva sp.,…

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