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Fig. 4 in Testate Amoebae as Proxy for Water Level Changes in a Brackish Tidal Marsh
Fig. 4. Photographs of unidentified species, called here Pseudohyalosphenia sp. 1.
Figure 15. I in Brackish water snails from Qi'ao-Dan'gan Island in the Pearl River estuary, China
Figure 15. I. (Fairbankia) cochinchinensis. Scale bar = 1 mm.
Figure 13 in Brackish water snails from Qi'ao-Dan'gan Island in the Pearl River estuary, China
Figure 13. Iravadia ornata. Scale bar = 1 mm.
Figure 12 in Brackish water snails from Qi'ao-Dan'gan Island in the Pearl River estuary, China
Figure 12. Laemodonta punctigera. Scale bar = 1 mm.
Figure 8 in Brackish water snails from Qi'ao-Dan'gan Island in the Pearl River estuary, China
Figure 8. Cerithidea sinensis. Scale bar = 1 mm.
Figure 6 in Brackish water snails from Qi'ao-Dan'gan Island in the Pearl River estuary, China
Figure 6. Taiwanassiminea sp. A. front view B. back view. Scale bar = 1 mm.
Figure 3 in Brackish water snails from Qi'ao-Dan'gan Island in the Pearl River estuary, China
Figure 3. Assiminea estuarina. Radular teeth.
Figure 10 in Brackish water snails from Qi'ao-Dan'gan Island in the Pearl River estuary, China
Figure 10. Melanoides tuberculata. Scale bar = 1 mm.
Figure 9 in Brackish water snails from Qi'ao-Dan'gan Island in the Pearl River estuary, China
Figure 9. Cerithidea sinensis. Radular teeth.
Figure 5 in Brackish water snails from Qi'ao-Dan'gan Island in the Pearl River estuary, China
Figure 5. Sphaerassiminea brevicula. Radular teeth.
Figure 3 in Does the location of coastal brackish waters determine diversity and abundance of zooplankton assemblages?
Figure 3. Abundance (ind. dm–3) of zooplankton in the Vistula Lagoon and Lake Łebsko in 2010–2011.
Figure 1 from: Rodcharoen E, Bruce N, Pholpanthin P (2014) Cirolana songkhla, a new species of brackish-water cirolanid isopod (Crustacea, Isopoda, Cirolanidae) from the lower Gulf of Thailand. ZooKeys 375: 1-14. https://doi.org/10.3897/zookeys.375.6573
Figure 1 - Map of sampling sites.
Figure 12 from: Oliver PG, Hallan A, Jayachandran PR, Joseph P, Sanu VF, Bijoy Nandan S (2018) Taxonomy of myid bivalves from fragmented brackish-water habitats in India, with a description of a new genus Indosphenia (Myidae, Myoidea, Myidae). ZooKeys 799: 21-46. https://doi.org/10.3897/zookeys.799.25843
Figure 12 a–c Shell of Indospheniacochinensis from Kodungallur- Azhikode estuary. NMW.Z.2015.020.1.
Figure 5 in Early Paleogene brackish-water molluscs from the Caballas Formation of the East Pisco Basin (Southern Peru)
Figure 5. Gastropods from the Caballas Formation. (a–e) Caballasea segmentata gen. nov., sp. nov. B8769. (a) UWBM 107607, paratype, L 12.4 mm, apertural view. (b) UWBM 107607, abapertural view. (c) UWBM 107606, holotype, L 12.6 mm, abapertural view. (d) MUSM INV 262, paratype, L 8.3 mm, oblique view of parietal callus and columella. (e) UWBM 107608, paratype, L 15.3 mm, abapertural view. (f, g) Turritella capistrata sp. nov. (f) MUSM INV 259, paratype, B8772, L 16.3 mm, lateral view. (g) UWBM 107601, holotype, B8770, L 14.4 mm, apertural view. (h) Turritella saposa Olsson, 1944, UWBM 107602, B8770, L 15.5 mm. (i) Cristispira caballasensis sp. nov., UWBM 107605, holotype, B8769, L 5.1 mm, fragment. (j, k, m, n) Rhombopsis longinquus sp. nov. (j) UWBM 107630, holotype, B8772, L 18.3 mm, apertural view, outer lip missing. (k) MUSM INV 269, paratype, B8769, L 19.9 mm, abapertural view. (m) UWBM 107631, paratype, B8772, L 22.5 mm, abapertural view. (n) UWBM 107632, paratype, B8769, L 16.4 mm, lateral view of spire and columella. (l, o–q) Tristeirostoma saxaquadrata sp. nov. B8771. (l) UWBM 107636, paratype, L 10.0 mm, spire. (o) UWBM 107,635, holotype, L 7.6 mm, abapertural view. (p) UWBM 107635, lateral view of columella. (q) UWBM 107635, apertural/lateral view.
Figure 1 in Early Paleogene brackish-water molluscs from the Caballas Formation of the East Pisco Basin (Southern Peru)
Figure 1. Locality maps and sections of the Caballas Formation. (a) East Pisco Basin on the coast of southern Peru with location of field area near Puerto Caballas. (b) Geological map of area around Puerto Caballas with listed field localities inside the oval. (c) Measured sections of composite section of Caballas Formation and lower Paracas Formation and sections of Cuenca Member of the Caballas Formation (B8771, B8772). See DeVries (2017) for stratigraphic details.
Figure 3 in Early Paleogene brackish-water molluscs from the Caballas Formation of the East Pisco Basin (Southern Peru)
Figure 3. Bivalves from the Caballas Formation. (a, b) Twig moulds on attachment scars of Ambigostrea sechura. (a) UWBM 107557, latex cast. (b) UWBM 107564, oyster length 11 mm. (c–e) Carolia (Parinomya) parinensis Olsson, 1928, on oyster attachment scars. (c) MUSM INV 243, latex cast of external mould on Ambigostrea sechura (MUSM INV 237), Carolia H 11.7 mm (top to bottom). (d) UWBM 107569, external mould on Ambigostrea sechura (UWBM 107559), Carolia H 22.9 mm (left to right). (e) UWBM 107570, external mould on Ambigostrea sechura (UWBM 107560), Carolia H 15.3 mm (left to right). (f–k) Incatina collinsae sp. nov., B8772. (f) UWBM 107637, holotype, L 13.7 mm. Right valve of pair, exterior. (g) UWBM 107637, left valve of pair, exterior. (h) UWBM 107637, paired valves, dorsal view. (i) UWBM 107638, paratype, L 10.0 mm. Right valve of pair. (j) UWBM 107639, paratype, L 16.4 mm. Right valve of pair. (k) UWBM 107638, left valve of pair. (l–q) Pleuriocardia (Incacardium) schneideri sp. nov. (l) UWBM 107575, paratype, B8769, L 13.7 mm. Paired valves, dorsal view, anterior to right. (m) UWBM 107574, paratype, B8770, L 25.0 mm. Right valve, exterior. (n) MUSM INV 247, paratype, B8772, L 21.1 mm. Right valve, exterior. (o) UWBM 107576, paratype, B8769, L 25.5 mm. External mould of left valve, oblique view. (p) MUSM INV 246, paratype, B8772, L 20.4 mm. External mould of right valve. (q) 107573, holotype, B8772, L 21.5 mm. Left valve, exterior. (r–t) Mulinoides plenicostatus sp. nov., UWBM 107571, holotype, B8769, L 28.1 mm. (r) Left valve, exterior. (s) Dorsal view, anterior on right. (t) Right valve, exterior.
Figure 2 in Early Paleogene brackish-water molluscs from the Caballas Formation of the East Pisco Basin (Southern Peru)
Figure 2. Bivalves from the Caballas Formation. (a–c) Incanopsis fastigiata sp. nov. (a) UWBM 107752, holotype, B8772, L 17.4 mm. Left valve, exterior. (b) UWBM 107752, cardinal area. (c) UWBM 107753, paratype, B8769, L 14.7 mm. Right valve, broken. (d, e) Brachidontes euglyphus (Woods, 1922). UWBM 107551, B8772, L 30.0 mm. Right valve, mould in part. (d) Exterior. (e) Exterior, anterior view. (f–s) Ambigostrea sechura (Olsson, 1944). (f) MUSM INV 235, B8769, L 55.6 mm. Left valve, exterior. (g) UWBM 107558, B8769, L 40.6 mm. Paired valves, posterior view. (h) MUSM INV 235, interior. (i) UWBM 107562, B8770, L 16.5 mm. Left valve, exterior. (j) UWBM 107562, right valve, exterior. (k) UWBM 107563, B8770, L 16.7 mm. Right valve, exterior. (l) UWBM 107568, B8772, L 26.0 mm. Paired valves, right valve resting on left valve. (m) UWBM 107554, B8769, L 76.8 mm. Left valve, interior. (n) MUSM INV 241, B8772, L 15.2 mm. Paired valves, right valve resting on left valve; with attached oyster spat. (o) UWBM 107565, B8772, L 24.6 mm. Left valve, interior. (p) UWBM 107555, B8769, L 52.2 mm. Right valve, exterior. (q) UWBM 107555, interior. (r) MUSM INV 238, B8769, L 29.7 mm. Left valve, interior. (s) MUSM INV 236, B8769, H 29.1 mm. Left valve, exterior, with twig mould in attachment scar. (t, u) undescribed gryphaeid oyster, Los Choros Member of the Paracas Formation, B8768. (t) UWBM 107642, H 49.0 mm. Right valve, interior showing vermiculate dorsoposterior margin. (u) UWBM 107641, H 65.2 mm (left to right in photo). Left valve, anterior view.
FIGURE 5 in Two new brackish-water species of Pogaina (Rhabdocoela: Provorticidae) from China
FIGURE 5. The phylogenetic tree inferred from concatenated sequences of 18S and 28S rDNA genes, constructed by Bayesian Inference. Bayesian posterior probabilities are indicated.
FIGURE 4. Pogaina shenzhenensis n in Two new brackish-water species of Pogaina (Rhabdocoela: Provorticidae) from China
FIGURE 4. Pogaina shenzhenensis n. sp.: (A) habitus from a live animal; (B) sagittal reconstruction of atrial organs, showing reproductive organs (partim); (C) stylet.
FIGURE 13 in Two new brackish-water species of Macrostomum (Platyhelminthes, Macrostomida) from mangrove wetland in southern China
FIGURE 13. The phylogenetic tree of the concatenated sequences of 18S and 28S rDNA genes with Neighbor-Joining method. (bootstrap=1000, Kimura 2-parameter type)
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