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Despite their perceived inaccessibility, the marine intertidal and benthic environments of Antarctica, southern Africa and South America have continued to provide marine natural products for chemists with unique opportunities to study the... more
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      Marine BiologyChemical EcologySouthern AfricaBiodiversity
An underlying and important question in taphofacies studies is how much the oceanographic and sedimentary conditions do influence the preservation state of fossils. Some actualistic work have shown that the taphonomic profile of death... more
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In this study, in order to analyze Mollusca species and determining their relationship with the sediment factors, sediment samples were gathered during spring, summer, autumn and winter 2012 from 12 stations (ranging in depths 5, 10, 20... more
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A simple and sensitive in situ method for monitoring the occurrence of toxic algal blooms and shellfish contamination events has been developed. The technique involves the passive adsorption of biotoxins onto porous synthetic resin filled... more
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The old castle hill in Spangenberg has a rich mollusk fauna that was first described by DIEMAR in 1881. In 2019 followed a new survey on land snails that was carried out by members of the hessian working group on molluscs. Diemar has... more
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The studies primary objective was to establish whether there was a difference in ciliary activity upon immersion in the aqueous smoke extracts from filtered and non-filtered cigarettes. The result was that there was indeed a difference in... more
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Resumo: O Livro Didático (LD) é um dos principais recursos utilizados pelos professores, podendo ser importante na aprendizagem de Ciências, e por possuírem limitações, é relevante a sua análise crítica referente aos conteúdos propostos... more
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The fern genus Dryopteris (Dryopteridaceae) is represented in the Hawaiian Islands by 18 endemic taxa and one non-endemic, native species. The goals of this study were to determine whether Dryopteris in Hawai’i is monophyletic and to... more
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The influence of Quarternary glacial cycles on the extant diversity of Holarctic species has been intensively studied. It has been hypothesized that palaeoclimatic changes are responsible for divergence events in lineages. A constant... more
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The gastropod family Xenophoridae affix foreign objects to the shell surface. The objects include bivalve shells, smaller gastropod shells, shell fragments and encrusting corals. We identified gastropods attached on 100 shells of... more
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In this study, a new evidence of Neogastropods of the family Costellariidae MacDonald, 1860 from the Miocene of Central Paratethys is presented. The finds of fossil shells of the genus Vexillum Röding, 1798 derives from the middle Miocene... more
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Xenophora (Xenophora) crispa (konig, 1825) (Gastropoda: Xenophoridae) is a marine mollusc with a shell of medium size and with wide geographical and bathymetric distribution. In this work are provided biometric unpublished data on this... more
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The Mediterranean coast of Israel can be divided into two distinct provinces (south to north): the Nilotic, which up to the construction of the Aswan Dam received most of its quartz-rich sediments from the Nile, and the Levantine, which... more
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L'analyse des spectres de la malacofaune et des crustacés permet de déduire les territoires exploités (substrats, niveaux de l'estran) et parfois les techniques de collecte. Deux amas coquilliers du Mésolithique final du sud de... more
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Le milieu marin est un environnement phylogénétiquement très diversifié et pourtant seulement espèces formellement décrites sont marins (Biggs, 1994). Les mollusques entre autres les gastéropodes, leur vaste répartition dans le monde et... more
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A checklist of all taxa of phylum Mollusca stored inside WMSDB. Fossil only taxa are also included. This document includes 319.935 taxa: Family=1.931, Genus=19.080, Subgenus=3.197, Species=135.500, Variety=81.074 synonym/omonym: 345 for... more
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Exceptionally preserved fossils provide crucial insights into extinct body plans and organismal evolution. Molluscs, one of the most disparate animal phyla, radiated rapidly during the early Cambrian period (approximately 535–520 million... more
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