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Responses of Lumbricidae to Saline Inundation

The Journal of Applied Ecology, 1979
SUMMARY (1) A survey of the lumbricid populations of two localities in northwest England that had recently been inundated by the sea revealed a decline in density, biomass and species spectrum of Lumbricidae in proportion to the severity of inundation. Allolobophora spp. were dominant in all soils.
T. G. Piearce, B. Piearce
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???????????????????????? ?????????????????? ??????????????????-???????????????????????? ???????????????????? ???????????????? ???????????? (Oligochaeta: Lumbricidae) ?????????? ??????????????

2021
?????????????????????????????? ???????????????????????? ?? ?????????????????????????? ???????????? ???????????????????????? 10 ?????????? ???????????????? ???????????? ?????????? ??????????????, ?????????????? ?????? ?????????????????????????????? ???????????????????? ?? ???????????????????????????? ????????????????????????, ?????????????? ?????????????
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Checklist of earthworms (Oligochaeta: Lumbricidae) from Germany

Zootaxa, 2014
A checklist of the German earthworm fauna (Oligochaeta: Lumbricidae) is presented, including published data, data from reports, diploma- and PhD- theses as well as unpublished data from museum collections, research institutions and private persons. Overall, 16,000 datasets were analyzed to produce the first German checklist of Lumbricidae.
Lehmitz, Ricarda   +5 more
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Checklist of the earthworm fauna of Croatia (Oligochaeta: Lumbricidae)

Zootaxa, 2013
A checklist of the Croatian earthworm fauna (Oligochaeta: Lumbricidae) is presented, including published records and authors' personal data. This is the first checklist for Croatia only, with comprehensive information for each earthworm species regarding ecological category, habitat, distribution type and distribution in Croatia.
Kutuzović, Davorka Hackenberger   +1 more
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???????????? ?????????????????? ???????????????????????? ???????? ?????????? ???????????????????????????? ???????????????? ???????????? (Lumbricidae: Aporrectodea) ?? ???????????????? ???????????????????????? ???????????? ?? ?????????????? ????????????????????

2008
The comparative analysis of clone diversity of two triploid apomictic earthworms species of Aporrectodea genus is done in 44 samples from the territory of Ukraine. As a result, not only amphimictic A. caliginosa and A. longa, but also apomictic A. trapezoides (174 ind.) and A.
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?????????????????? ???????????????? ???????????? ???????? Aporrectodea (Oligochaeta, Lumbricidae) ?????????? ??????????????

2014
The karyotype analysis of earthworms of the genus AporrectodeaO erley, 1885 in the fauna of Ukraine shows that most of them are diploid (A. caliginosa, A. longa, A. georgii (2n = 36) and A. dubiosa (2n = 32)). The karyotype of the latter is described for the first time. Under the standard for this genus chromosome number x = 18, A. dubiosa has ?? = 16,
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?????????? ???????????????????????? ???????? ???????????????? ???????????? ???????? ??ctolasion (Oligochaeta, Lumbricidae) ?? ?????????? ??????????????

2014
???? ???????????????????? ?????????????? ?????????????? ???????????????????? ?????????????????????? ???????? Octolasion lacteum (3n = 54), ???????????????????? ?????????? ?????????? ????????????, ???? ?????????????????? ???????????????????? ?????????? ?????????????????????????? (2n + x = 38). ?????????????? ??????????????????????, ?????? ??.
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?????????????????????????????? Dendrobaena mariupoliensis (??ligochaeta, Lumbricidae) ???? ???????????????????? ??????????????

2016
The known locations of Dendrobaena mariupoliensis Wyssotzki, 1898 defined by zoological studies are analyzed to specify its natural habitat in Ukraine. Pedological and geological data obtained by detail description of soil profiles and geological sections were also used. On this basis the natural habitat of D.
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