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INVERTEBRATE MACROFAUNE OF THE TEREMKIVSKY-3 POND (NIVKA RIVER) [PDF]
Fisheries Science of Ukraine, 2017 Purpose. The study the biodiversity and structural organization of invertebrate macrofauna of the Teremkivsky-3 pond of the river Nyvka, seasonal dynamics and of parameters and determination of pond ecological state and water pollution level based on the
A. Liashenko +5 more
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Diversité de la macrofaune des sols cultivés sur les Hautes-Terres de Madagascar [PDF]
Biotechnology, Agronomy and Society and Environment, 2016 Crop management and soil macrofauna diversity in the Highlands of Madagascar. Description of the subject. This article deals with soil macrofauna as a key component of soil biological functioning. Objectives. This original study, performed in 2015, aimed
Eric Blanchart
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, 2019 Les sols dans leur position d'interface offrent de nombreux services écosystémiques dont dépend l'humanité : recyclage des nutriments, production primaire, séquestration du carbone, résistance à l'érosion. Or, ces fonctions ne pourraient être assurées sans les organismes vivant dans le sol.
Blanchart, Eric, Thivent, Viviane
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BSGF - Earth Sciences Bulletin, 2021 Les niveaux du sommet du Toarcien inférieur et du Toarcien moyen de l’Unité centrale des Rides sud-rifaines (Maroc), en particulier dans les coupes d’El Heitouf et de Sned, sont riches en macrofaune benthique (gastéropodes, lamellibranches et ...
Benzaggagh Mohamed
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Potential impacts of marine urbanization on benthic macrofaunal diversity [PDF]
Scientific Reports, 2021 AbstractUrbanization and associated human activities have caused numerous changes to natural environments, including the loss of natural habitats and replacement with artificial structures. How these changes impact coastal marine biodiversity and ecosystem functioning is not well known.
Kyosuke Momota, Shinya Hosokawa
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Macrofaunal consumption as a mineralization pathway
, 2022 We discuss the significance of macrofaunal consumption as a process for mineralization of organic carbon in vegetated coastal wetlands, particularly mangrove forests. The high productivity of macrophytes (salt marsh and mangrove plants) in coastal wetlands results in high availability of organic matter generally recalcitrant to mineralization.
Lee, SY, Lee, CY
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Relative importance of macrofaunal burrows for the microbial mineralization of pyrene in marine sediments: impact of macrofaunal species and organic matter quality [PDF]
Marine Ecology Progress Series, 2005 The significance of macrofaunal burrows for microbial organic matter mineralization is well recognized. However, despite the importance of marine sediments as main sinks for organic particle-reactive contaminants such as polyaromatic hydrocarbons (PAHs), the significance of biogenic structures for microbial pollutant mineralization is largely unknown ...
Granberg, Maria E. +2 more
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Macrofaunal colonization of mine tailings impacted sediments
Science of The Total Environment, 2020 An experiment was conducted to study and compare macrofaunal colonization of thin layers of mine tailings. Experimental boxes filled with marine sediments capped with mine tailings were placed on the seabed and subject to colonization for six and twelve months. Three Norwegian mine tailings, representative of major production processes, were used.
Trannum, Hilde Cecilie +2 more
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Knowledge and Management of Aquatic Ecosystems, 1997 La macrofaune benthique de la rivière Moselle a été échantillonnée par dragage sur plusieurs stations de son profil longitudinal, de juillet 1994 à septembre 1995.
BACHMANN V. +5 more
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Red List of macrofaunal benthic invertebrates of the Wadden Sea [PDF]
Helgoländer Meeresuntersuchungen, 1996 In the Wadden Sea, in total, 93 species of macrofaunal benthic invertebrates are threatened in at least one subregion. Of these, 72 species are threatened in the entire area and are therefore placed on the trilateral Red List. 7 species are (probably) extinct in the entire Wadden Sea area.
Petersen, G.H. +12 more
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