Brine Shrimp

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Brine Shrimp Crustaceans (distant cousins of the shrimps found in oceans, bays an estuaries)

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Brine Shrimp. Crustaceans (distant cousins of the shrimps found in oceans, bays an estuaries). Population size varies. Optimum conditions – estimated 4 trillion in Mono Lake, CA Eggs can dry out in the desert and stay viable for a year or longer. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Brine Shrimp

Crustaceans (distant cousins of the shrimps found in oceans, bays an

estuaries)

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• Population size varies.• Optimum conditions – estimated 4 trillion in

Mono Lake, CA• Eggs can dry out in the desert and stay viable for

a year or longer.• When the conditions fall in their range of

tolerance they hatch.• They hatch only when the environmental

conditions are such that they can live!