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The 67 pages that link to Filter feeding, each with the reason it gives.

• BaleenNarrower topic: Baleen is the filtering structure that makes this feeding strategy possible in whales.

• Whale sharkNarrower topic: Whale sharks feed by filtering plankton and small animals from seawater.

• Bowhead whaleNarrower topic: Bowheads use baleen to filter tiny prey from large volumes of seawater.

• Basking sharkNarrower topic: The basking shark gathers plankton by filtering seawater as it swims.

• Ram feedingNarrower topic: Ram feeding can power filtration, but the two terms describe different parts of the process.

• Megamouth sharkNarrower topic: Megamouth sharks strain plankton from seawater rather than pursuing large prey.

• PterodaustroNarrower topic: Pterodaustro’s dense lower-jaw teeth formed a biological filter.

• Minke whaleNarrower topic: Baleen makes minke whales filter feeders, though their prey and feeding tactics vary.

• SalpNarrower topic: A salp's muscular contractions draw seawater through a mucus net that traps food.

• Silver carpNarrower topic: Silver carp use gill structures to retain plankton while water passes through.