Polyplacophora and Gastropoda species distributed on the hard subtratum in the Antalya Gulf and its vicinity

@article{Bakr2016PolyplacophoraAG,
  title={Polyplacophora and Gastropoda species distributed on the hard subtratum in the Antalya Gulf and its vicinity},
  author={Banu Bitlis Bakır and Bilal {\"O}zt{\"u}rk},
  journal={Ege Journal of Fisheries and Aquatic Sciences},
  year={2016},
  volume={33},
  pages={347-354}
}
Bu calisma, Turkiye’nin Levant Denizi kiyilarinda yer alan Antalya Korfezi ve civarinda dagilim gosteren Polyplacophora ve Gastropoda turlerini tespit etmek icin gerceklestirilmistir. Incelenen bentik materyal, kuadrat ornekleme yontemiyle supralittoral ve mediolittoral zonlarin derinliklerinde yer alan kayalik, kirmizi alg ve kahverengi alglerden olusan biyotop yapisina sahip, 14 farkli istasyondan alinmistir. Elde edilen materyalin incelenmesi sonucunda Polyplacophora ve Gastropoda… 
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