Simple Summary Most of the world is ocean, and most of the ocean bottom is mud or sand. Understanding the ecology of sedimentary habitats is therefore important for understanding …
Simple Summary The genus Diopatra is a major driver in sedimentary systems, altering the structure of habitats and changing the frequency of refugia and predator access to prey. It is …
Simple Summary The estuarine moonshine worm, Diopatra aciculata, is used extensively as bait in the Knysna Estuary in South Africa. During collection, the worm frequently breaks into …
Moonshine worms are a popular bait species used for fishing. The taxon was not detected during surveys of the macrobenthos conducted in Knysna in the 1940s and 1990s, and was …
A Arias, H Paxton, N Budaeva - Estuarine, Coastal and Shelf Science, 2016 - Elsevier
A one-year study of the reproductive biology of a population of Diopatra neapolitana at Villaviciosa estuary, northern Spain, was undertaken. Field observations together with a …
This study highlights the rise of polychaete fisheries, while also emphasises the challenges of managing them in a data-deficient context, which poses a threat to their sustainability …
G Bergamo, O Carrerette… - Estuarine, Coastal and …, 2019 - Elsevier
Taxonomic studies on onuphids collected at Baía do Araçá (Araçá Bay), Southwestern Atlantic, Brazil, using morphological and molecular data, confirmed that members of …
T Font, J Gil, J Lloret - Aquatic Conservation: Marine and …, 2018 - Wiley Online Library
Although the use of exotic baits in recreational fisheries represents an increasing environmental threat for Mediterranean marine ecosystems, there is still little information …
Simple Summary Molecular tools continue to reveal cryptic biodiversity within common and ecologically important species. The decorator worm Diopatra cuprea is an ecosystem …