Mestrado em Gestão e Conservação dos Recursos Naturais - Instituto Superior de Agronomia / Universidade de ÉvoraFree-living nematodes have been and are continually considered excellent bioindicators by several authors. Their high structural and functional diversity makes them more diversified and numerically dominant in aquatic habitats, with a wide distribution ranging from untouched habitats to highly polluted habitats. This fact as called the attention of many researchers who in turn motivated and promoted their use in the evaluation of the quality of water bodies. Farther, studies showed that morphometry and biomass are two important aspects to consider in ecological studies of free-living nematodes. The current study focuses on the inv...
A fim de avaliar a influência do sistema estuarino de Santos sobre os Nematoda da plataforma contine...
The taxonomical structure and diversity of nematode assemblages are the main attributes analyzed in ...
of two Portuguese estuaries exposed to different degrees of anthropogenic stress: the Mira and the M...
Nematodes are among the best candidates for ecological quality assessment due to their ubiquity and ...
Benthic nematodes are recognizable suitable organisms to provide valuable information on potential e...
Nematodes are highly susceptible to environmental change and possess a wide array of morphological a...
To improve nematode’s knowledge in the Mondego estuary (Portugal), the temporal and spatial variatio...
Nematoda is the most common group of organisms in the meiobenthic assemblages of freshwater and mari...
The taxonomic and functional structure of the subtidal nematode assemblages from a temperate estuary...
Estuarine meiofauna communities have been only recently considered to be good indicators of ecologic...
fficient implementation of nematodes-based indices for ecological quality assessment requires fundam...
The spatial and temporal distribution of Nematoda communities was analysed in three environments :...
In transitional waters the definition of reference conditions must take into account the natural var...
General abstract The meiofauna is constituted by microscopic organisms ranging from 44 and 500 µm in...
The decrease of nematode size with water depth is well documented in the literature. However, many n...
A fim de avaliar a influência do sistema estuarino de Santos sobre os Nematoda da plataforma contine...
The taxonomical structure and diversity of nematode assemblages are the main attributes analyzed in ...
of two Portuguese estuaries exposed to different degrees of anthropogenic stress: the Mira and the M...
Nematodes are among the best candidates for ecological quality assessment due to their ubiquity and ...
Benthic nematodes are recognizable suitable organisms to provide valuable information on potential e...
Nematodes are highly susceptible to environmental change and possess a wide array of morphological a...
To improve nematode’s knowledge in the Mondego estuary (Portugal), the temporal and spatial variatio...
Nematoda is the most common group of organisms in the meiobenthic assemblages of freshwater and mari...
The taxonomic and functional structure of the subtidal nematode assemblages from a temperate estuary...
Estuarine meiofauna communities have been only recently considered to be good indicators of ecologic...
fficient implementation of nematodes-based indices for ecological quality assessment requires fundam...
The spatial and temporal distribution of Nematoda communities was analysed in three environments :...
In transitional waters the definition of reference conditions must take into account the natural var...
General abstract The meiofauna is constituted by microscopic organisms ranging from 44 and 500 µm in...
The decrease of nematode size with water depth is well documented in the literature. However, many n...
A fim de avaliar a influência do sistema estuarino de Santos sobre os Nematoda da plataforma contine...
The taxonomical structure and diversity of nematode assemblages are the main attributes analyzed in ...
of two Portuguese estuaries exposed to different degrees of anthropogenic stress: the Mira and the M...