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Dear annelidophiles,
About two weeks ago I was trying to find out whether some of the
polychaetes we found in freshwater deprived estuaries are actually of
marine origin. So far I have received a single response only. So
I'll just try again:
Does anyone know if any of the below are usually found in a constant
salinity environment (e.g. sandy beaches), or whether they live
in fluctuating salinity conditions (i.e. estuarine
mouths)(please note: I am not interested in the zoogeography or
region of origin of these worms):
Exogene normalis
Levinsenia (formerly Paraonis gracilis) oculata
Prionospio sexoculata
Eteone siphodonta
Micronephthys (formerly Nephthys) sphaerocirrata
Your input is highly appreciated,
P. Teske
<zlbprt at ZOO.upe.ac.za>
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