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• Publisher: John Wiley and Sons
• Year: 1984
• Tongue: English
• Weight: 101 KB
• Volume: 69
• Category: Article
• ISSN: 1434-2944
• DOI: 10.1002/iroh.19840690132

✦ Synopsis

Rook Reviews biology of the sl~eciea and the remark thht there is abundant scope for future investigations on their ecology and the aidvice that as marly details of as many habitat fen.tures aa possible should be recorded. The faniiliiil nnd generic groupings urgently require revision. GIBSON dirides the phy-Iiim in thc two classes, the Anopla and Enopln. and he does not. accept. the proposal by IWATA (1960) to include it new iinophn order, the ,Ireliiiieinerten.-Thc systematic section provides keys to the species arid ii detiiiled descriptioii of ciich. Well drawn figures arc provided to show the hrrbitus of each worm. aiintoniicnl churacteristics. iiiid maps of the distribiition in the British Isles. The list of refr*rcnc.es jiidudes papers with iiiore detailed inforniibtion on nemerteen biology.-This is a monograph tliiit can be taken ns iiii esuniple of an escellent zoologicd work.

H. CASPEFS