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Marine Biology

Journal

1984

Gulf of Mexico

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Distribution And Ecology Of The Synaphobranchidae Of The Gulf Of Mexico, Douglas M. Martin Jan 1984

Distribution And Ecology Of The Synaphobranchidae Of The Gulf Of Mexico, Douglas M. Martin

Gulf and Caribbean Research

Synaphobranchid eels of the Gulf of Mexico are an important part of the upper continental slope ichthyofauna, occurring most frequently between 500 and 1,500 m. Two of the four known genera (Histiobranchus and Diastobranchus) have not been reported from the Gulf. Synaphobranchidae tend to occur within a narrow range of temperatures compared to the North Atlantic synaphobranchid eels. However, distribution of these eels in the deeper parts of the Gulf appears to be correlated more to change in depth than to temperature, salinity, or dissolved oxygen. The distribution at the shallower limits of their depth range appear to …


A Record Of Bermudrilus Peniatus (Oligochaeta: Tubificidae) From The Gulf Of Mexico, Christer Erseus Jan 1984

A Record Of Bermudrilus Peniatus (Oligochaeta: Tubificidae) From The Gulf Of Mexico, Christer Erseus

Gulf and Caribbean Research

The marine tubificid Bermudrilus peniatus Erséus, 19?9 (subfamily Phallodrilinae) is reported fromoff the west coast ofcentral Florida, at about 75 m depth. The species was previously known only from coral reefs at Bermuda.