Ciclo reprodutivo e flutuação anual da população de Janaira gracilis (Crustacea, Isopoda, Asellota)

Pires, Ana M.

doi:10.1590/s0373-55241977000200001

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“…Studying the life cycle of Hyale media Pereira concluded that this species breeds continuously throughout the year, with two periods of intense reproduction. Pires (1977) found continuous reproduction, with peaks twice a year, in Janaira gracilis. According to Thorson (1950), tropical species are noted for such pattern of reproduction.…”

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confidence: 94%

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The Mobile Fauna - Especially Gammaridea of Sargassum cymosum

Tararam¹,

Wakabara²

1981

Mar. Ecol. Prog. Ser.

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A comparative study was made on the composition of the vagile fauna Inhabiting the alga Sargassum cymosum collected at 2 sites, d~f f e r~n g in wave action, on the northern coast of Sao Paulo State, Braz~l (23"30'S and 45"06'W). A total of 122.886 specimens were collected at 2 stdt~ons, belonging to 23 taxonomic groups. Gammaridea comprised the dominant group at both sites. 15 species were recorded, among these 14 common specles. Water rn0vemen.t -even at the exposed shore -and sediment quantlty of the sheltered site do not seem to affect gamrnaridean specles variety. Species dominance thl-oughout the yedr varied In exposed and sheltered localities. Hyale medla was dominant at the exposed shore, and Amphilochus neapolitanus was the most abundant species at the sheltered shore.

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confidence: 94%

“…In Brazil, investigations on the phytal fauna were made by Lima (1969), Boffi (1972), , Masuna.ri (1976) and Montouchet (1979). Moreira (1973,a,b), Pereira and Pires (1977) studied the biology of phytal species. Pereira analyzed the life cycle of the gammai-ldean Hyale media.…”

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confidence: 99%