2018
DOI: 10.1007/s10750-018-3787-5
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Response of spionid polychaetes under different concentrations of crude oil in an ex situ experience (Patagonia, Argentina)

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“…Although Maldanidae (Axiothella) were present in these conditions, their density was much lower than that recorded in the control. Concerning Capitellidae and Spionidae, various species have been widely defined as indicators of organic enrichment (Pearson and Rosenberg 1978;Rivero et al 2005;Ferrando et al 2010Ferrando et al , 2015Ferrando et al , 2019. In this study, the response of the Spionidae was different according to the genera.…”
Section: D���������mentioning
confidence: 68%
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“…Although Maldanidae (Axiothella) were present in these conditions, their density was much lower than that recorded in the control. Concerning Capitellidae and Spionidae, various species have been widely defined as indicators of organic enrichment (Pearson and Rosenberg 1978;Rivero et al 2005;Ferrando et al 2010Ferrando et al , 2015Ferrando et al , 2019. In this study, the response of the Spionidae was different according to the genera.…”
Section: D���������mentioning
confidence: 68%
“…Caleta Sara was selected for this study due to its predominance of fine sediments, low trace metal content, presence of biogenic hydrocarbons and high biodiversity of macrobenthic assemblages (Ferrando 2015). Although this study describes these assemblages in relation to the environmental characteristics of the Gulf of San Jorge, little is known about assessing the impact of crude oil on these environments (Ferrando et al 2015(Ferrando et al , 2019.…”
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confidence: 99%
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“…Agustina, Emilia, Catalina, and Luis (2019) measured spinoid polychaete abundance at different depths of field‐collected benthic sediment to assess oil‐induced stress caused by low (1 g/kg) and high (20 g/kg) concentrations of Escalante crude oil. The laboratory experiment consisted of sediment cores and water samples collected from the field in San Jorge Gulf, Argentina.…”
Section: Laboratory Studies On Effects Of Crude Oilsmentioning
confidence: 99%