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- examples of large bioturbators. Although the activities of these large macrofaunal bioturbators are more con****uous, the dominant bioturbators are small invertebrates...
- Australia and the Indo-West Pacific region. They are bio-irrigators and bioturbators in estuarine sediments, and are widely harvested by recreational anglers...
- producing biota and other organisms such as binders, bioeroders, and bioturbators (creatures that bind, erode, and mix sediments) living in surrounding...
- examples of large bioturbators. Although the activities of these large macrofaunal bioturbators are more con****uous, the dominant bioturbators are small invertebrates...
- McCormick-Ray J, Berg P, Epstein HE (2006). "Pacific Walrus: Benthic bioturbator of Beringia". Journal of Experimental Marine Biology and Ecology. 330...
- genus of small paraonid worms, which are sub-surface deposit feeders and bioturbators. Aricidea worms have a prostomial antenna, with all Aricidea species...
- turnover). The extinction rate of marine organisms was catastrophic. Bioturbators were extremely severely affected, as evidenced by the loss of the sedimentary...
- terrestrial Australian species, is relatively common, and that other bioturbators have been heavily impacted by human settlement. In Australia, they are...
- replacement of forest with oil palm plantations reduces the number of bioturbator species, although not the actual volume of bioturbation performed. In...
- often lacking in tropical soils owing to an abundance of active and deep bioturbators that move large volumes of soil to the surface (ants, termites, worms...