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2. Meiofauna Biodiversity and Ecology.

Author

Semprucci, Federica, Sandulli, Roberto, and Semprucci, Federica

Subjects
Biology, life sciences, Ecological science, the Biosphere, Research & information: general, ABGD, Arabian Gulf, BINs, Caribbean, DNA barcoding, Florida, Gulf of Mexico, Korea, Kuwait, Monstrillidae, Monstrillopsis paradoxa sp. nov, Monstrillopsis planifrons, Nannopus, Nematoda, North Adriatic Sea, South America, South Hemisphere, associated fauna, benthic ecology, benthic foraminifera, benthos, biodiversity, bioindicators, biological substrate, biological traits, checklist, ciliophora, cletodidae, community ecology, dam impact, density, diversity, ecology, ecosystem functioning, epibionts, epibiosis, estuary, free-living marine nematodes, free-living nematodes, freshwater, gastrotricha, heavy metals, hotspots, huntermaniidae, key, loggerheads, mPTP, macrofauna, male genitalia, male/female matching, marine, marine biodiversity, marine invertebrate host, meiofauna, meiofauna paradox, morphological taxonomy, nematoda, nematodes, new species, nuclear genes, phoresis, pictorial key, pore pattern, prokaryotes, rhizotrichidae, sea turtles, semi-parasitic, species diversity, species richness, suctorea, tagmosis, taxonomy, trophic status, tropical, β-diversity
Abstract

Summary: Sedimentary habitats cover the vast majority of the ocean floor and constitute the largest ecosystem on Earth. These systems supply fundamental services to human beings, such as food production and nutrient recycling. It is well known that meiofauna are an abundant and ubiquitous component of sediments, even though their biodiversity and importance in marine ecosystem functioning remain to be fully investigated. In this book, the meiofaunal biodiversity trends in marine habitats worldwide are documented, along with the collection of empirical evidence on their role in ecosystem services, such as the production, consumption, and decomposition of organic matter, and energy transfer to higher and lower trophic levels. Meiofaunal activities, like feeding and bioturbation, induce changes in several physico-chemical and biological properties of sediments, and might increase the resilience of the benthic ecosystem processes that are essential for the supply of ecosystem goods and services required by humans. As a key component of marine habitats, the taxonomical and functional aspects of the meiofaunal community are also used for the ecological assessment of the sediments' quality status, providing important information on the anthropogenic impact of benthos.

9. Nematodes, mostly Australian and Fijian.

Author

Cobb, Nathan Augustus, 1859-1932, Cornell University Library, and Cobb, Nathan Augustus, 1859-1932

Subjects
Australia, Nematoda, Worms
Published
1893

11. Monographie der Nematoden

Author

Schneider, Anton Friedrich, 1831-1890, Schneider, Anton, 1831-1890, Harvard University, Museum of Comparative Zoology, Ernst Mayr Library, MBLWHOI Library, Schneider, Anton Friedrich, 1831-1890, and Schneider, Anton, 1831-1890

Subjects
Nematoda, Nematodes
Published
1866

17. Phytonematology in Western Europe /

Author

Seinhorst, J. W., Southern Regional Nematode Project (S-19), MBLWHOI Library, Seinhorst, J. W., and Southern Regional Nematode Project (S-19)

Subjects
Europe, Nematoda, Nematode diseases of plants
Published
1958

19. Plant nematology notes.

Author

Plant Nematology Workshop North Carolina State College) 1954, Southern Regional Nematode Project, MBLWHOI Library, Plant Nematology Workshop North Carolina State College) 1954, and Southern Regional Nematode Project

Subjects
Nematoda
Published
1955

23. Monographie der Nematoden

Author

Schneider, Anton Friedrich, 1831-1890, Schneider, Anton, 1831-1890, Harvard University, Museum of Comparative Zoology, Ernst Mayr Library, Schneider, Anton Friedrich, 1831-1890, and Schneider, Anton, 1831-1890

Subjects
Nematoda, Nematodes

27. Parasites of the swordfish, Xiphias gladius Linnaeus. American Museum novitates ; no. 996

Author

Lerner Cape Breton Expedition 1936), Nigrelli, Ross F. (Ross Franco), 1902, American Museum of Natural History Library, Lerner Cape Breton Expedition 1936), and Nigrelli, Ross F. (Ross Franco), 1902

Subjects
Contracaecum incurvum, Crustacea, Fishes, Louisbourg Region, Louisbourg Region, Nematoda, Nova Scotia, Parasites, Pennella filosa, Platyhelminthes, Swordfish, Tapeworms

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