Role of Oxygen in Affecting Survival and Activity of Pelodera Punctata (Rhabditidae) From Sewage Sludge

Abrams, B. I.; Mitchell, M. J.

doi:10.1163/187529278x00605

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“…CO 2 and O 2 concentrations in air can be measured simultaneously by gas chromatography (Abrams & Mitchell, 1978;Mitchell, 1973). Since most incubations with animals will take place in aqueous media, CO 2 concentration is then measured in a head space.…”

Section: Carbon Dioxide Productionmentioning

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Measuring the Flow of Energy and Matter in Marine Benthic Animal Populations

Meer¹,

Heip²,

Herman³

et al. 2005

Methods for the Study of Marine Benthos

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Section: Carbon Dioxide Productionmentioning

confidence: 99%

Measuring the Flow of Energy and Matter in Marine Benthic Animal Populations

Meer¹,

Heip²,

Herman³

et al. 2005

Methods for the Study of Marine Benthos

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Measuring the Flow of Energy and Matter in Marine Benthic Animal Populations

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Brey²,

Heip³

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The temporal and spatial distribution of nematodes in percolating filters

Laybourn‐Parry

Woombs

1988

Hydrobiologia

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The spatial and temporal distribution of nematodes in two low rate percolating filter bed sewage treatment plants at Carnforth and Caton, Lancashire, were investigated. Nematodes were abundant reaching densities up to 900 cm-2 of media surface. Numbers decreased down the bed and species composition displayed spatial differences with bed depth. Eight orders of nematode were represented, members of the sub-family Diplogasterinae and Rhabditinae were particularly common. A seasonal pattern of abundance was clearly apparent; two peaks occurred, one in May and a second during the winter months. Lowest numbers corresponded with periods of highest temperature. The demise of the nematodes in the spring was related to the sloughing of the surface film on the media.

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Role of Oxygen in Affecting Survival and Activity of Pelodera Punctata (Rhabditidae) From Sewage Sludge

Cited by 15 publications

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Measuring the Flow of Energy and Matter in Marine Benthic Animal Populations

Measuring the Flow of Energy and Matter in Marine Benthic Animal Populations

Measuring the Flow of Energy and Matter in Marine Benthic Animal Populations

The temporal and spatial distribution of nematodes in percolating filters

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