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Vol 66 No 3 (2018)

Published: 2018-12-21

Original Article

Tidal and subtidal oscillations in a shallow water system in southern Brazil

Mauro Michelena Andrade, Elírio Ernestino Toldo, José Carlos Rodrigues Nunes

245-254
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Subtidal soft sediments of the Paranaguá Bay inlet: mapping habitats and species distribution at a landscape scale

Orlei Antonio Negrello-Filho, Juan Carlos Ugaz-Codina, Luiz Henrique Sielski de Oliveira, Maria Cristina de Souza, Rodolfo José Angulo

255-266
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Genesis of submerged sandstones in Paraná State continental shelf, Southern Brazil, based on cementation patterns, ages and stable isotopes

Bruno Ivan Simioni, Rodolfo José Angulo, Fernando Alvim Veiga, Luiz Henrique Sielski Oliveira, Maria Cristina de Souza

267-282
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Structure of microphytoplankton community and environmental variables in a macrotidal estuarine complex, São Marcos Bay, Maranhão - Brazil

Lisana Furtado Cavalcanti, Andrea Christina Gomes Azevedo-Cutrim, Amanda Lorena Lima Oliveira, Jordana Adorno Furtado, Bethânia de Oliveira Araújo, Ana Karoline Duarte-dos-Santos Sá, Francinara Santos Ferreira, Nágela Gardênia Rodrigues Santos, Francisco José Silva Dias, Marco Valério Jansen Cutrim

283-300
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Note

New records of association between Brachyscelus cf. rapacoides (Arthropoda: Amphipoda) and medusae (Cnidaria: Scyphozoa and Hydrozoa) from São Sebastião Channel, southeast Brazil

Francisco Alejandro Puente Tapia, Rebeca Gasca, Gabriel Genzano, Agustín Schiariti, André Carrara Morandini

301-306
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The role of plant-crab interaction in structuring microphytobenthic communities in a shallow temperate estuary

Carolina Fernández, Constanza Da-Rodda, María Cecilia Gauna, María Emilia Croce, Elisa R. Parodi

307-314
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Diet and reproductive aspects of the endangered butterfly ray Gymnura altavela raising the discussion of a possible nursery area in a highly impacted environment

Fernanda Gonçalves Silva, Marcelo Vianna

315-324
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