Note
The homing behavior of the chiton Acanthopleura granulata was studied on high-,moderate-, and low-energy rocky shores in the Bahamas. Chitons on low-energy shores tended to homemore frequently than chitons on higher-energy shores. Chitons on higher-energy shores tended to makemore frequent nighttime excursions from their home and to travel greater distances than chitons onlow-energy shores, possibly because lower food availability on higher-energy shores may force thechitons to increase their grazing effort.