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    Macrofauna and meiofauna of two sandy beaches at Mombasa, Kenya 

    Ansari, Z.A.; Ingole, B.S.; Parulekar, A.H. (CSIR-NISCAIR, 1984)
    Macrofauna and meiofauna of 2 sandy beaches having medium and fine sand particles, respectively, were investigated, quantitatively Macrofauna density was highest around high water mark and progressively decreased towards ...
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    Population distribution of meiofauna in relation to some environmental features in a sandy intertidal region of Goa, west coast of India 

    Harkantra, S.N.; Parulekar, A.H. (CSIR-NISCAIR, 1989)
    Meiofauna population of Candolim beach mainly composed of nematoda (40.15), harpacticoida (30.75 per cent), turbellaria (23.35 per cent) and other groups which included polychaeta, bivalvia and mystacocardia. The maximum ...
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    Sub-littoral Meiobenthos of the Northeastern Bay of Bengal 

    Rodrigues, C.L.; Harkantra, S.N.; Parulekar, A.H. (CSIR-NISCAIR, 1982)
    Of the 11 taxonomic groups represented, Nematoda followed by foraminifera and harpacticoida were dominant Meiofaunal abundance was more related to the texture of the sediment than variation in depth Population density ...
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    Abyssal benthos of the Central Indian Ocean 

    Parulekar, A.H.; Harkantra, S.N.; Ansari, Z.A.; Matondkar, S.G.P. (Elsevier, 1982)
    Quantitative studies of the abyssal benthos (3600 to 5300 m) of the central Indian Ocean show a rich fauna and high standing crops. Density of 3 meiofaunal and 12 macrofaunal taxa are large (2175 to 15233; chi = 6441 m-2). ...
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    Distribution of Meiobenthos and Macrobenthos at the mouth of some Rivers of the East Coast of India 

    Ansari, Z.A.; Rodrigues, C.L.; Chatterji, A.; Parulekar, A.H. (CSIR-NISCAIR, 1982)
    Distribution of meio- and macrobenthos of muddy bottom deposits at the mouth of Krishna, Godavari, Mahanadi and Hooghly rivers was studied from replicate sampling Total meiofauna ranged from 226 animals/4.5 cm super(2) to ...
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    Bottom Fauna of the Malacca Strait 

    Parulekar, A.H.; Ansari, Z.A. (Indian Association for Limnology and Oceanography, 1981)
    Bottom fauna of Malacca Strait (connecting the Indian Ocean with Pacific) in the depth range of 80 to 1350 m, is dominated by meiofauna which exceeds macrofauna by 12.5 times in weight and by more than 780 times in population ...

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