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2023
In the gill cavity of Astacus leptodactylus leptodactylus from the water bodies of the Dnieper and Southern Bug basins Oligochaeta are found which are referred to the new species of the family Aeolosomalidae - Aeolosoma markewitschii sp. n. They affect A. I. leptodactylus most often in the Kakhovka reservoir (91.7%) in 1974.
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In the gill cavity of Astacus leptodactylus leptodactylus from the water bodies of the Dnieper and Southern Bug basins Oligochaeta are found which are referred to the new species of the family Aeolosomalidae - Aeolosoma markewitschii sp. n. They affect A. I. leptodactylus most often in the Kakhovka reservoir (91.7%) in 1974.
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Aquatic Oligochaeta of the World.
Systematic Zoology, 1972John O. Corliss +2 more
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2003
Abstract Among oligochaetes bioindicators and -monitors have been identified at all levels of biological organization, from the molecular to the ecosystem level. For these various levels an overview is given of current and developing biomonitors and -indicators.
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Abstract Among oligochaetes bioindicators and -monitors have been identified at all levels of biological organization, from the molecular to the ecosystem level. For these various levels an overview is given of current and developing biomonitors and -indicators.
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2002
Freshwater oligochaet worms are plain-looking animals. They can look like ordinary earthworms but more often they are much thinner and shorter. They are all segmented, and if you use a microscope you can observe short bristles and hairs on each segment.
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Freshwater oligochaet worms are plain-looking animals. They can look like ordinary earthworms but more often they are much thinner and shorter. They are all segmented, and if you use a microscope you can observe short bristles and hairs on each segment.
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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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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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Annelids (Polychaeta and Oligochaeta) from the Sea of Marmara, with descriptions of five new species
Journal of Natural History, 2011Ertan Dagli, Melih Ertan Cinar
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