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Title:	Feeding and starvation in the native ctenophoreBolinopsis infundibulumand the introducedMnemiopsis leidyiin the North Sea: implications for ctenophore transport in ships' ballast water
Source:	Journal of Plankton Research [0142-7873] Granhag, Lena yr:2015

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