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lineata. The ratios of Types A∶B∶C involved in prey killing and ingestion were 1∶2.5∶5 and 1∶2∶3, respectively. These findings support the CSCC hypothesis. They also indicate that Type Cs predominate in killing small, hard-surfaced, motile, crustaceous prey. Chemoreceptor-bearing Type Bs and Type As assist in prey killing and assume somewhat greater roles in ingestion. Thus, CSCC types differ with respect to their afferent sensory roles as well as their subsequent efferent roles in killing and ingestion. We conclude that CSCC typ
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