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Crustacea Decapoda from Ustica (southern Tyrrhenian Sea): species distribution and sampling approach (Contributo in atti di convegno)
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- Crustacea Decapoda from Ustica (southern Tyrrhenian Sea): species distribution and sampling approach (Contributo in atti di convegno) (literal)
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- 2011-01-01T00:00:00+01:00 (literal)
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PIPITONE C.; VACCARO A.M. (2011)
Crustacea Decapoda from Ustica (southern Tyrrhenian Sea): species distribution and sampling approach
in IX Colloquium Crustacea Mediterranea, Torino, September 2-6, 2008
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- Atti IX Colloquium Crustacea Mediterranea, Torino, September 2-6, 2008 (literal)
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- Crustacea Decapoda from Ustica (southern Tyrrhenian Sea): species distribution and sampling approach (literal)
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- D. Pessani; T. Tirelli; C. Froglia (literal)
- Abstract
- The decapod crustacean fauna of Ustica Island (Sicily, southern Tyrrhenian Sea) has been
investigated in summer 2002 with the aid of many different sampling methods: suction device,
pushnet, skid trawl, trammel net, traps, underwater observation, interviews. All the substrata
occurring around the island from 0 to about -30 m were surveyed: midlittoral rock, infralittoral
rock, pebbles, seagrass (Posidonia oceanica) bed, sand, detritic bottom, submerged cave. Fiftyseven
species were collected in the investigated localities. Abundance and frequency of all
species in the samples and in each surveyed biotope are given. The performance of each sampling
method has been evaluated, in terms of number of species and individuals, and of species
unique to each method.Methods based on direct underwater observation (i.e., visual census) and
hand collection provided the largest number of species. Accounts on three remarkable species
are given: Calappa tuerkayana, Pachygrapsus transverses, and Percnon gibbesi. This study increases
the decapod knowledge of the southern Tyrrhenian sea. (literal)
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