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Tanaidacea (Crustacea: Peracardia) Of The Gulf Of Mexico. I. Introduction And An Annotated Bibliography Of Tanaidacea Previously Reported From The Gulf Of Mexico, John T. Ogle, Richard W. Heard, Jurgen Sieg
Tanaidacea (Crustacea: Peracardia) Of The Gulf Of Mexico. I. Introduction And An Annotated Bibliography Of Tanaidacea Previously Reported From The Gulf Of Mexico, John T. Ogle, Richard W. Heard, Jurgen Sieg
Gulf and Caribbean Research
A brief summary of the biology and a historical review are presented for the Tanaidacea. An annotated bibliography is provided for published reports and records of Tanaidacea from the Gulf of Mexico.
Tanaidacea (Crustacea: Peracardia) Of The Gulf Of Mexico. Ii. The Occurrence Of Halmyrapseudes Bahamensis Băcescu And Gutu, 1974 (Apseudidae) In The Eastern Gulf With Redescription And Ecological Notes, Jurgen Sieg, Richard W. Heard, John T. Ogle
Tanaidacea (Crustacea: Peracardia) Of The Gulf Of Mexico. Ii. The Occurrence Of Halmyrapseudes Bahamensis Băcescu And Gutu, 1974 (Apseudidae) In The Eastern Gulf With Redescription And Ecological Notes, Jurgen Sieg, Richard W. Heard, John T. Ogle
Gulf and Caribbean Research
Halmyrapseudes bahamensis Băcescu and Gutu, 1974 is reported from two localities in the northeastern Gulf of Mexico. A redescription is presented based on examination of type material and a large collection of Gulf specimens. Ecological notes are presented on the occurrence, seasonality and distribution of H. bahamensis in two tidal marsh systems near St. Marks, Florida. The taxonomic status of H. bahamensis in relation to the two other described species of Halmyrapseudes is discussed.
A Marine Midge From The Gulf Of Mexico, Randall Howard
A Marine Midge From The Gulf Of Mexico, Randall Howard
Gulf and Caribbean Research
The distribution of the marine midge Telmatogeton japonicus Tokunaga (Diptera) is extended into the northwestern Gulf of Mexico. This is the first reported use of offshore oil and gas platforms by marine midges and the first occurrence of this typically rocky shore intertidal group in an offshore environment.