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Exotic invaders of the meso-oligohaline zone of estuaries in the Netherlands: why are there so many?
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The distribution of aquatic oligochaetes in brackish inland waters in the SW Netherlands
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Data on distribution, reproduction and ecology of the nudibranchiate molluscs occurring in the Netherlands
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The amphipods of the deltaic region of the rivers rhine, meuse and scheldt in relation to the hydrography of the area part II. The talitridae
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The amphipods of the deltaic region of the rivers Rhine, Meuse and Scheldt in relation to the hydrography of the area
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Zur bryozoen-fauna der niederlande
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87:6425 Invasions by plants and animals into coastal, brackish and fresh water of the Netherlands
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CORAMBE BATAVA KERBERT, 1886 (GASTROPODA: OPISTHOBRANCHIA), AN IMMIGRANT IN THE NETHERLANDS, WITH A REVISION OF THE FAMILY CORAMBIDAE
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