2015
DOI: 10.1590/1676-06032015006314
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Abstract: More than 5.000 species are described to Class Oligochaeta, and approximately 1650 aquatic species are recognized around the world. Knowledge regarding abundance and composition of limnic oligochaetes can be used as an indicator of water and sediment quality. Thus, this paper aims to summarize all published data on aquatic Oligochaeta from State of Sã o Paulo (Brazil), in order to establish a cheklist of microdrili from the State. The list emphasizes the diversity of limnic oligochaetes and provides a general … Show more

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“…No Brasil, o número de espécies registradas é de 101 (SILVA, 2017), onde 77 delas foram encontradas no estado de São Paulo (GORNI et al, 2015;GIROLLI et al, 2018;GIROLLI et al, 2020). Estes organismos podem ser encontrados em diversos PETSCH et al, 2013;, contendo folhiços (GORNI; ALVES, 2012) e em ambientes enriquecidos por matéria orgânica .…”
Section: Subclasse Oligochaetaunclassified
“…No Brasil, o número de espécies registradas é de 101 (SILVA, 2017), onde 77 delas foram encontradas no estado de São Paulo (GORNI et al, 2015;GIROLLI et al, 2018;GIROLLI et al, 2020). Estes organismos podem ser encontrados em diversos PETSCH et al, 2013;, contendo folhiços (GORNI; ALVES, 2012) e em ambientes enriquecidos por matéria orgânica .…”
Section: Subclasse Oligochaetaunclassified
“…The Oligochaeta (Annelida: Clitellata) is known to have important participation in the aquatic macroinvertebrates fauna, mainly due to its active participation in the organic matter decomposition (Esteves et al, 2011). Despite its ecological importance, the knowledge about this taxon is still incipient (Timm et al, 2001;Gorni et al, 2015).…”
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confidence: 99%
“…In addition, these organisms are also recorded associated with aquatic macrophytes and leaf litter (Trivinho-Strixino et al, 2000;Alves and Gorni, 2007;Gorni and Alves, 2007;Oliveira et al, 2014) with sponges (Gorni and Alves, 2008) gastropods (Gorni and Alves, 2006), insect larvae (Corbi et al, 2004) and amphibians (Oda et al, 2015). Recent studies (Gorni et al, 2015) recorded 75 species of aquatic oligochaetes in the State of São Paulo, in which 64 species (85%) belong to the Naididae family. This family stands out as diverse and abundant, being composed of eight subfamilies totalizing about 50% of the oligofauna described on the Earth.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…In Brazil, knowledge about limnic oligochaetes was pioneered by the taxonomic studies of the husband-wife team Eveline Du Bois-Reymond Marcus and Ernest Marcus starting in 1934, and by Gilberto Righi at the end of the 1960s. Subsequently (as of 2000), works about ecology such as Alves & Lucca (2000), Alves et al (2006Alves et al ( , 2008, Gorni & Alves (2006, 2008a, Behrend et al (2009Behrend et al ( , 2012, , , , Gorni et al (2015), Oda et al (2015), Petsch et al (2015) and Rodrigues et al ( , 2016, and on aspects of the reproductive biology by Lobo & Alves (2011a,b), have contributed to the knowledge of these invertebrates in Brazil.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%