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Journal Article
MICROINVERTEBRATES FROM SEDIMENT SAMPLES
2021
Overview
Deep-sea microinvertebrates are even less well understood than their larger counterparts, as they frequently fall through collection nets. Seventeen sediment samples were collected with scoop, core, or slurp, yielding 26 quart jars of material. Some larger specimens of special interest to Santa Barbara Museum of Natural History researchers were also gathered, including three lots of Brachiopoda, larger snails (Bathybembix bairdii, Neptunea amianta, Calliostoma variegatum), large clams (Acesta sphonii), and a mystery brachiopod/bivalve specimen, unidentifiable from video footage, that turned out to be the clam Dimya californiana.
Publisher
Oceanography Society
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