Temporal variability of a meiofaunal assemblage on beaches

Meiofauna are tiny creatures belonging to a wide suite of animal forms and groups that are found in large densities on any shallow-water habitat. Yet, we lack basic knowledge on the structure and dynamic of these animals. We have described the temporal changes over a 1 year period of a meiofaunal assemblage inhabiting two beaches at Tenerife. Find out more at: R. Riera, Núñez, J., Brito, M.C., Tuya, F. 2011. Temporal variability of a subtropical intertidal meiofaunal assemblage: contrasting effects at the species and assemblage-level. Vie et Milieu – Life and Environment, 61 (3): 129-137

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