Titlebook: Aquatic Oligochaete Biology; Ralph O. Brinkhurst,David G. Cook Book 1980 Plenum Press, New York 1980 biology.fields.influence.limnology.oc

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-531-91579-1es of . were examined in relation to biological and physical factors. The tubificid populations were contagious and the negative bionomial distribution was applicable (k=8.046). Populations of . moved seasonally within the beach substrate and were proximal to the surface during the summer and early

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-19907-4stribution of the oligochaetes . and . and of the polychaetes . sp. and .. These seven species comprised over 25% of the total taxa collected and over 60% of the individuals collected. The data on other species distributions support the premise of cyclic changes related to seasonal interstitial sali

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Specific and Generic Criteria in Freshwater Oligochaeta, with Special Emphasis on Naididaeualitative or quantitative: the former are possibly more useful than the latter. Among the purely sexual taxa, species determinations are likely to be based upon the genital apparatus; while in the Naididae, the genus is likely to have as a primary character the gonadal placement. At the slightly hi

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Specific and Generic Criteria in Marine Oligochaeta, with Special Emphasis on Tubificidaeuire reconsideration. The taxonomic problems due to morphological differentiation between geographically separated populations of the exclusively marine genus . are elucidated..The supra-specific classification of the Tubificidae is, by tradition,based upon the principal organization of the male duc

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Ecophenotypic Variation in Setae of Naididae (Oligochaeta)ns of an artificial pond water. . (Piguet) is declared a junior synonym of .. Species of ., and . were found to produce morphologically different setae in response to environmental changes in field and laboratory situations.

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Aquatic Oligochaeta of Southern Englandthe basis of the geology, topography and usage of the areas concerned..The small, acid streams of Devon, Cornwall and the New Forest are characteristically inhabited by . and .. In the highly calcareous streams of Wiltshire, Dorset and Hampshire a much more varied oligochaete fauna is present. Again