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Raheem Abbas Nabi,Yi Sui,Xi Jiangonly in the Beagle Channel, especially for the local market. Benthic disturbance resulting from bottom trawling fisheries at various localities seems to be a major threat to echinoderms in the Argentine Sea.

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Satyabrata Sen,Gongguo Tang,Arye Nehoraies: the asteroid . A. M. Clark, 1987 and the holothuroid . (.) . Selenka, 1867 have Haitian type localities. The compiled species are representative of mangroves, seagrass beds and coral reefs from the shore down to approximately 50 m depth, and rocky bottoms and/or soft substrate down to 3,500 m de

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Surbhi Verma,Raman Deep Sharma,Dhiraj Kumar West Indian, Lusitania and Brazilian. Cosmopolitan species are an important component in all the regions. Affinities between faunas are a consequence of the combination of climatic and trophic factors, connectivity as a function of distance, currents patterns and historical processes. Moreover, dif

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Echinoderm Research and Diversity in Latin America,rom the review and recommendations for future research to meet the needs of each country. Latin American echinoderm studies started a long time ago, as far back as the 13th century. The most common threats to echinoderms are bad coastal planning, coastal pollution, illegal fisheries, inefficient fis

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