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Peter L. Starkweather; Hierarchal gene trees and molecular phylogeny of the Rotifera: use of the Polymerase Chain Reaction (PCR) to dissect ecological and evolutionary patterns. Hydrobiologia 255/256:551-555, 1993

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Donald J. Versteeg, David T. Stanton, Michael A. Pence, and Christina Cowan; Effects of surfactants on the rotifer, Brachionus calyciflorus, in a chronic toxicity test and in the development of QSARS. Environmental Toxicology & Chemistry 16(5):1051-1058, 1997

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B.I. Abrams and M.J. Mitchell; Role of oxygen in affecting survival and activity of Pelodera punctata (Rhabditidae) from sewage sludge. Nematologica 24:456-462, 1978

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N.A. Croll and Aldo Zullini; Observations on the bionomics of the freshwater nematode Chromadorina bioculata. J.Nematology 4(4):256-260, 1972

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J.-A. Somers, H.H. Shorey, and Lyle K. Gaston; Reproductive biology and behavior of Rhabditis pellio (Schneider) (Rhabditida: Rhabditidae). J.Nematology 9(2):143-148, 1977

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Edward K. Mercer and Eldon J. Cairns; Food consumption of the free-living aquatic nematode Pelodera chitwoodi. J.Nematology 5(3):201-207, 1973

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Wajih U. Khan and M. Shamim Jairajpuri; Studies on Mononchida of India XIII. Genus Iotonchus (Cobb, 1916) Altherr, 1950 with a key to the species. Nematologica 26:1-9, 1980

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J.R. Caldwell; Biomass and respiration of nematode populations in two moss communities at Signy Island, maritime Antarctic. OIKOS 37:160-166, 1981

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Bjorn Sohlenius; Abundance, biomass and contribution to energy flow by soil nematodes in terrestrial ecosystems. OIKOS 34:186-194, 1980

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Guido Vranken, Peter M.J. Herman, Magda Vincx, and C. Heip; A re-evaluation of marine nematode productivity. Hydrobiologia 135:193-196, 1986

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Mark Woombs and Johanna Laybourn-Parry; The role of nematodes in low rate percolating filter sewage treatment works. Water Research 20(6):781-787, 1986

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Johanna Laybourn; The effects of temperature on the respiration and production of the freshwater nematode Anonchus sp. Oecologia (Berlin) 41:329-337, 1979

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A. Coomans and D. De Waele; Species of Aphanolaimus (Nematoda: Araeolaimida) from Belgium. Hydrobiologia 101:165-178, 1983

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Guido Vranken, Peter M.J. Herman, and C. Heip; Studies of the life-history and energetics of marine and brackish-water nematodes. I. Demography of Monhystera disjuncta at different temperature and feeding conditions. Oecologia 77:296-301, 1988

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Diana W. Freckman and Ross A. Virginia; Plant-feeding nematodes in deep-rooting desert ecosystems. Ecology 70(6):1665-1678, 1989

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Paolo Madoni; Ecological characterization of different types of watercourses by the multivariate analysis of ciliated protozoa populations. Arch.Hydrobiol. 100(2):171-188, 1984

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Asbjorn Skogstad, Lois Granskog, and Dag Klaveness; Growth of freshwater ciliates offered planktonic algae as food. J.Plankton Research 9(3):503-512, 1987

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Tom Fenchel; Suspension feeding in ciliated protozoa: Functional response and particle size selection. Microbial Ecology 6:1-11, 1980

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Stuart S. Bamforth; Symposium on "Protozoan Ecology": The role of protozoa in litters and soils. J.Protozool. 32(3):404-409, 1985

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James R. Pratt and John Cairns, Jr.; Functional groups in the protozoa: Roles in differing ecosystems. J.Protozool. 32(3):415-423, 1985

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Michael A. Gates; Quantitative importance of ciliates in the planktonic biomass of lake ecosystems. Hydrobiologia 108:233-238, 1984

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A.W. Bark; The temporal and spatial distribution of planktonic and benthic protozoan communities in a small productive lake. Hydrobiologia 85:239-255, 1981

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A.W. Bark and J.G. Goodfellow; Studies on ciliated protozoa in eutrophic lakes: 2. Field and laboratory studies on the effects of oxygen and other chemical gradients on ciliate distribution. Hydrobiologia 124:177-188, 1985

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Barry F. Sherr, Evelyn B. Sherr, and Robert D. Fallon; Use of monodispersed fluorescently labeled bacteria to estimate in situ protozoan bacterivory. Appl.Environ.Microbiol. 53(5):958-965, 1987

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Robert W. Sanders and Karen G. Porter; Use of metabolic inhibitors to estimate protozooplankton grazing and bacterial production in a monomictic eutrophic lake with an anaerobic hypolimnion. Appl.Environ.Microbiol. 52(1):101-107, 1986

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Edward T. Elliott, R.V. Anderson, David C. Coleman, and C.V. Cole; Habitable pore space and microbial trophic interactions. OIKOS 35:327-335, 1980

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Mark Woombs and Johanna Laybourn-Parry; Growth, reproduction and longevity in nematodes from sewage treatment plants. Oecologia (Berlin) 64:168-172, 1984

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Mark Woombs and Johanna Laybourn-Parry; Seasonal species composition, density and role of nematodes in activated-sludge effluent treatment works. Water Research 21(4):459-467, 1987

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G.W. Yeates; Nematode feeding and activity: the importance of development stages. Biol.Fertil.Soils 3:143-146, 1987

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P. Jensen; Differences in microhabitat, abundance, biomass and body size between oxybiotic and thiobiotic free-living marine nematodes. Oecologia (Berlin) 71:564-567, 1987

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Bonnie I. Abrams and Myron J. Mitchell; Role of nematode-bacterial interactions in heterotrophic systems with emphasis on sewage sludge decomposition. OIKOS 35:404-410, 1980

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Mark Woombs and Johanna Laybourn-Parry; Energy partitioning in three species of nematode from polysaprobic environments. Oecologia (Berlin) 65:289-295, 1985

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Mark Woombs and Johanna Laybourn-Parry; Feeding biology of Diplogasteritus nudicapitatus and Rhabditis curvicaudata (Nematoda) related to food concentration and temperature, in sewage treatment plants. Oecologia (Berlin) 64:163-167, 1984

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Aldo Zullini and E. Peretti; Lead pollution and moss-inhabiting nematodes of an industrial area. Water,Air,and Soil Pollution 27:403-410, 1986

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Z. Klekowski, Fritz Schiemer, and Annie Duncan; Bioenergetic study of a benthic nematode, Plectus palustris de Man 1880, throughout its life cycle; The respiratory metabolism at different densities of bacterial food. Oecologia (Berlin) 44:119-124, 1979

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Romuald Z. Klekowski and Lucyna Wasilewska; Oxygen consumption by a typical saprobiotic nematode, Pelodera (Cruznema) monhysteroides (Skwarra, 1921) Dougherty, 1955. EKOLOGIA POLSKA 30(1-2):205-219, 1982

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John H. Tietjen and John J. Lee; The use of free-living nematodes as a bioassay for estuarine sediments. Marine Environmental Research 11:233-251, 1984

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Helmut Kaiser and Peter Schwank; Mermithidae (Nematoda) from running waters of Upper Hesse. Arch.Hydrobiol. 103(3):347-369, 1985

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Preben Jensen; Redescription of Microlaimus capillaris Gerlach, 1957 (Nematoda, Chromadorida) from a mangrove mud-flat in NAW, Australia. Hydrobiologia 171:259-262, 1989

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A. Coomans and J. Heyns; Oncholaimus sahariensis sp. n. (Nematoda) from the Algerian Sahara. Hydrobiologia 107:193-201, 1983

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Karline Soetaert and Magda Vincx; Spirobolbolaimus bathyalis gen. nov., sp. nov. (Nematoda, Microlaimidae) from the Mediterranean (Calvi). Hydrobiologia 164:33-38, 1988

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Magda Vincx and Ann Vanreusel; Free-living marine nematodes from the Southern Bight of the North Sea II. Notes on species of the Trefusiidae Gerlach, 1966. Hydrobiologia 175:213-221, 1989

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C. Aryuthaka; Two new species of the genus Rhynchonema (Nematoda, Xyalidae) from Amakusa, south Japan. Hydrobiologia 171:3-10, 1989

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Fritz Schiemer; Theristus franzbergeri n. sp., a groudwater nematode of marine origin from the Danube. Arch.Hydrobiol. 101(1/2):259-263, 1984

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P. Doelman, G. Nieboer, J. Schrooten, and M. Visser; Antagonistic and Synergistic toxic effects of Pb and Cd in a simple foodchain: Nematodes feeding on bacteria or fungi. Bull.Environ.Contam.Toxicol. 32:717-723, 1984

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Krystyna Prejs; A field and laboratory study of the relation between some stylet-bearing nematodes and some aquatic vascular plants. Arch.Hydrobiol. 110(2):237-258, 1987

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R.V. Anderson, E.T. Elliott, J.F. McClellan, David C. Coleman, and C.V. Cole; Trophic interactions in soils as they affect energy and nutrient dynamics. III. Biotic interactions of Bacteria, Amoebae, and Nematodes. Microbial Ecology 4:361-371, 1978

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R.H. Mulvey and W.R. Nickle; Taxonomy of mermithids (Nematoda: Mermithidae) of Canada and in particular of the Mackenzie and Porcupine river systems, and Somerset Island, N.W.T., with descriptions of eight new species and emphasis on the use of the male characters in identification. Can.J.Zool. 56:1291-1329, 1978

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P.W. Johnson and W.G. Graham; Ultrastructural studies on the cuticle of the second-stage larvae of four root-knot nematodes: Meloidogyne hapla, M. javanica, M. incognita, and M. arenaria. Can.J.Zool. 54:96-100, 1976

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Russell E. Ingham and David C. Coleman; Effects of an ectoparasitic nematode on bacterial growth in gonotobiotic soil. OIKOS 41:227-232, 1983

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Fritz Schiemer, A. Duncan, and R.Z. Klekowski; A bioenergetic study of a benthic nematode, Plectus palustris de Man 1880, throughout its life cycle II. Growth, Fecundity and Energy budgets at different densities of bacterial food and general ecological considerations. Oecologia (Berlin) 44:205-212, 1980

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Krystyna Prejs and Stanislaw Lazarek; Benthic nematodes in acidified lakes: case of a neglected grazer. Hydrobiologia 169:193-197, 1988

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G.W. Yeates; Significance of developmental stages in the coexistence of three species of Mononchoidea (Nematoda) in a pasture soil. Biol.Fertil.Soils 5:225-229, 1987

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N. Smol and J. Sharma; Two new and three redescribed species of Viscosia (Nematoda, Oncholaimidae). Hydrobiologia 114:123-147, 1984

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Peter M.J. Herman and Guido Vranken; Studies of the life-history and energetics of marine and brackish-water nematodes II. Production, respiration and food uptake by Monhystera disjuncta. Oecologia 77:457-463, 1988

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B.A. Jaffee; Population biology and biological control of nematodes. Can.J.Microbiol. 38:359-364, 1991

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Mark S. Blackmore and Eric L. Charnov; Adaptive variation in environmental sex determination in a nematode. The American Naturalist 134(5):817-823, 1989

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Russell E. Ingham, J.A. Trofymow, Elaine R. Ingham, and David C. Coleman; Interactions of bacteria, fungi, and their nematode grazers: Effects on nutrient cycling and plant growth. Ecological Monographs 55(1):119-140, 1985

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L.S. Clesceri, R.A. Park, and J.A. Bloomfield; General model of microbial growth and decomposition in aquatic ecosystems. Appl.Environ.Microbiol. 33(5):1047-1058, 1977

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Alfred Seitz; On the calculation of birth rates and death rates in fluctuating populations with continuous recruitment. Oecologia (Berlin) 41:343-360, 1979

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Robert L. Tate III; Variation in heterotrophic and autotrophic nitrifer populations in relation to nitrification in organic soils. Appl.Environ.Microbiol. 40(1):75-79, 1980

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Thomas H. Chrzanowski and James G. Hubbard; Primary and bacterial secondary production in a southwestern reservoir. Appl.Environ.Microbiol. 54(3):661-669, 1988

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John H. Paul, Mary F. Deflaun, Wade H. Jeffrey, and Andrew W. David; Seasonal and diel variability in dissolved DNA and in microbial biomass and activity in a subtropical estuary. Appl.Environ.Microbiol. 54(3):718-727, 1988

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Bruce R. Levin, Frank M. Stewart, and Lin Chao; Resource-limited growth, competition, and predation: A model and experimental studies with bacteria and bacteriophage. The American Naturalist 111:3-24, 1977

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Frank M. Stewart and Bruce R. Levin; Partitioning of resources and the outcome of interspecific competition: A model and some general considerations. The American Naturalist 107:171-198, 1973

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Y.P. Martin and M.A. Bianchi; Structure, diversity, and catabolic potentialities of aerobic heterotrophic bacterial populations associated with continuous cultures of natural marine phytoplankton. Microbial Ecology 5:265-279, 1980

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J. De Leval and J. Remacle; The estimation of bacterial predation by aquatic microfauna. Water Research 13:1335-1337, 1979

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S.G. Berk, R.R. Colwell, and E.B. Small; A study of feeding responses to bacterial prey by estuarine ciliates. Trans.Amer.Micros.Soc. 95(3):514-520, 1976

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Robert D. Holt; Prey communities in patchy environments. OIKOS 50:276-290, 1987

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George William Salt; Predation in an experimental protozoan population (Woodruffia-Paramecium). Ecological Monographs 37(2):113-144, 1967

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R.J. Barsdate, R.T. Prentki, and Tom Fenchel; Phosphorus cycle of model ecosystems: significant for decomposer food chains and effect of bacterial grazers. OIKOS 25:239-251, 1974

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Stuart N. Jacobson, Nancy L. O'mara, and Martin Alexander; Evidence for cometabolism in sewage. Appl.Environ.Microbiol. 40(5):917-921, 1980

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Krystyna Prejs; Nematodes as a possible cause of rhizome damage in three species of Potamogeton. Hydrobiologia 131:281-286, 1986

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Fermin Rivera, Alfonso Lugo, Elizabeth Ramirez, Patricia Bonilla, Arturo Calderon, Salvador Rodriguez, Ricardo Ortiz, Elvia Gallegos, Antonio Labastida, and Martha P. Chavez; Seasonal distribution of air-borne protozoa in Mexico city and its suburbs. Water,Air,and Soil Pollution 61:17-36, 1992

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E.G. Pringsheim; Assimilation of Different Organic Substances by Saprophytic Flagellatae. Nature 30:196, 1937 (In file)

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Maria Livia Tosato, Silvia Marchini, Laura Passerini, Anna Pino, Lennart Eriksson, Fredrik Lindgren, Sven Hellberg, Jorgen Jonsson, Michael Sjostrom, Bert Skagerberg, and Svante Wold; QSARs based on statistical design and their use for identifying chemicals for further biological testing. Environmental Toxicology & Chemistry 9:265-277, 1990

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David L. Lewis and David K. Gattie; Prediction of substrate removal rates of attached microorganisms and of relative contributions of attached and suspended communities at field sites. Appl.Environ.Microbiol. 54(2):434-440, 1988