2016
DOI: 10.1515/biolog-2016-0011
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Preliminary survey of freshwater Oligochaeta from selected districts in Tamil Nadu (India)

Abstract: A qualitative survey of freshwater Oligochaeta was conducted in selected districts of Tamil Nadu, India, from October 2013 to June 2015. Thirteen taxa were recorded from a total of 1,915 specimens of freshwater Oligochaeta examined from various random samples. Out of the 13 taxa 10 were identified to the species level, two were identified to genus level and one only to subfamily level. These provided the first reports of

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“…Thirteen species of aquatic Oligochaeta are known from Chennai, 4 from Thiruvallur, 4 from Kanchipuram, 7 from Villuppuram and 15 from Nilgiris districts of Tamil Nadu. About 34 species of aquatic Oligochaeta have been reported from Tamil Nadu by Srinivasan et al 2016. Out of the 5 naidids reported in the present study Dero dorsalis constitute the first report for Kanchipuram district.…”
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confidence: 48%
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“…Thirteen species of aquatic Oligochaeta are known from Chennai, 4 from Thiruvallur, 4 from Kanchipuram, 7 from Villuppuram and 15 from Nilgiris districts of Tamil Nadu. About 34 species of aquatic Oligochaeta have been reported from Tamil Nadu by Srinivasan et al 2016. Out of the 5 naidids reported in the present study Dero dorsalis constitute the first report for Kanchipuram district.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 48%
“…Random sampling was done from October 2015 to June 2016, following the procedure of Srinivasan et al (2016). Oligochaetes collected and separated from various aquatic vegetation and sediment samples were transferred into vials containing 10% formalin for preservation and storage.…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
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