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Book 1980nt to as many active workers in the field as the senior editor could name, and in addition two representatives of closely allied fields were invited - Dr. V. Standen who works with closely related but terrestrial species, and Dr. J. Grassle who works with polychaetes but especially with Capitella ca

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https://doi.org/10.1007/3-540-28205-Xn of Pangaea, the ranges of families were distributed between the new continents. The evolution of some groups became quicker in the Pleistocene again..The inland waters are divided by the author into 6 zoogeographical regions, some of them into subregions. There are some subfamilies, genera and sep

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Manfred Fischedick,Peter Hennickeificids pump little water through their burrows, but the creation of the pelletized layer enhances the diffusion of chloride in this zone by a factor of two over deeper regions of the sediment. The burrows of tubificids do increase the permeability of Lake Erie sediment by a factor of two to four..S

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-531-91579-1versity, estuarine tubificids tend to become more important, while in tidal freshwater areas these conditions result in little change in community composition. The common bond between the faunas inhabiting tidal freshwater and estuarine areas is their opportunistic nature.