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Ecology of the invertebrate macrofauna of a Ria Formosa lagoon salt marsh

Dias, Ana Natália Domingues

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Populations of four terrestrial isopods (Tylos ponticus, Porcellio lamellatus, Halophiloscia couchii and Armadillidium álbum) and three terrestrial amphipod species (Orchestia gammarellus, Orchestia mediterrânea and Talorchestia deshayesii) were studied in a Ria Formosa salt marsh (South Portugal).

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Populations of four terrestrial isopods (Tylos ponticus, Porcellio lamellatus, Halophiloscia couchii and Armadillidium álbum) and three terrestrial amphipod species (Orchestia gammarellus, Orchestia mediterrânea and Talorchestia deshayesii) were studied in a Ria Formosa salt marsh (South Portugal).

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Populations of four terrestrial isopods (Tylos ponticus, Porcellio lamellatus, Halophiloscia couchii and Armadillidium álbum) and three terrestrial amphipod species (Orchestia gammarellus, Orchestia mediterrânea and Talorchestia deshayesii) were studied in a Ria Formosa salt marsh (South Portugal).

Key concepts: Salt marsh, Ecology, Invertebrate, Marsh, Environmental science, Geography, Fishery, Biology

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