Dear Adam:
The presence of Ophryotrocha labronica in organic enriched sediments
inside harbours have been documented in the Catalan Western
Mediterranean area (up to 6000 ind m-2; 0.195 g m-2). The worm is
normally found together with Capitella capitata Type ... and Mediomastus
fragilis. Data is not published and the best reference should be:
PINEDO, S. (1998) Structure and dynamics of Western Mediterranean
soft-bottom communities along a disturbance gradient. Natural and
man-induced variability in the Bay of Blanes. Doctoral Thesis of the
University of Barcelona, 177 pages and annex.
My best wishes from Blanes.
Rafael Sardá
<sarda at ceab.csic.es>
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De: Adam Davey <adamd at tassie.net.au>
Para: <annelida at net.bio.net>
Enviado: miércoles, 07 de febrero de 2001 1:46
Asunto: Dorvilleidae
> I've recently encountered a 'Capitella' like aggregation of Dorvilleids,
> possibly in response to organic enrichment.
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