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Sabellaria wilsoni sp.n. (Polychaeta, Sabellariidae) from the southeast coast of Brazil
A new species of Sabellaria is described from the southeast coast of Brazil and compared with related species known from South or North America.
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Biogenic calcareous growth on the ribbed mussel Aulacomya atra (Bivalvia: Mytilidae) favours polydorid boring (Polychaeta: Spionidae)
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Generalized Linear Model analyses showed that polydorid boring is indeed positively correlated with the abundance of serpulids and crustose coralline alga and it was hypothesized that early or previous calcareous growth would favour larval settlement and boring by polydorids.
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A taxonomic overview of marine and estuarine oligochaetes from Brazil
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A critical overview of the available taxonomic information on marine and estuarine oligochaetes from Brazil is presented, finding that only 13 of the 600 described species are currently known from Brazil, and 8 exclusively from their type locations.
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In situ ingestion of microfibres by meiofauna from sandy beaches.
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Saccocirridae (Annelida) from the southern and southeastern Brazilian coasts
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Morphology and habitat preferences of P. gabriellae and S. pussicus are consistent with other Saccocirridae species from the ‘Pharyngocirrus’ and ‘Saccoc Kirridae’ genera, respectively.
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Bioturbation by the sand dollar Encope emarginata (Echinoidea, Mellitidae) changes the composition and size structure of microphytobenthic assemblages
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Both trophic and engineering processes mediated by E. emarginata influence microphytobenthic structure, highlighting the importance of complex interactions among different-sized species in structuring benthic assemblages.
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