Meiofauna are ubiquitous in estuaries worldwide averaging 106 m− 2. Abundance and
species composition are controlled primarily by three physical factors: sediment particle size …

Abstract Information is presented on the present-day distribution of mangrove forests,
physiological and structural adaptations of mangrove trees to sediment conditions and …

Chromadoridae is a widespread family of mostly free-living marine nematodes. This
systematic review provides for each genus: a historical background, an updated diagnosis …

Studies of the ecology of infaunal and above ground benthic biota in tropical mangroves
have been few compared with the number of investigations of benthic communities in …

The composition and abundance of the meiofauna and macrofauna were studied in a survey
carried out within 6 locations in a mangrove at the Island of Santa Catarina, South Brazil …

The meiofauna from 14 sampling sites around the Hunter River estuary is described, and the
factors influencing total density and relative abundance of nematodes and copepods and …

Variation in population densities and community structure of free-living marine nematodes
within 5 tropical mangrove systems in northeastern Australia were examined. Nematode …

A survey was conducted to examine spatial variations in the population density of major
meiofaunal taxa and the assemblage structure of free-living marine nematodes within 5 …

Open water aquaculture of the seaweed Eucheuma spinosum, imported to Zanzibar from the
Philippines in 1989, is presently a large scale operation on the island, with algal farms …

The dynamics of free-living nematode communities and their feeding type composition was
examined for I year at four intertidal mangrove and sandflat habitats in a dry tropical region …