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Distribution of Anoplostoma viviparum (Nematoda) in Southampton Water sediments

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ECOLOGICAL AND PHYSIOLOGICAL STUDIES ON MARINE NEMATODES FROM A SMALL SALT MARSH NEAR WOODS HOLE, MASSACHUSETTS1

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THE DISTRIBUTION AND ECOLOGY OF NEMATODES IN A GEORGIA SALT MARSH1

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Effects of biological disturbance by Monoporeia affinis (Amphipoda) on small-scale migration of marine nematodes in low-energy soft sediments

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