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DNA barcoding reveals diversity patterns of earthworm communities in remote tropical forests of French Guiana

2016-01-01

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Despite representing a key component of terrestrial biota, soil invertebrates in tropical rainforests have been poorly studied from both a taxonomic and an ecological perspective when compared to other groups of terrestrial animals. We sampled earthworm communities in a range of sampling locations in two different study sites of the Nouragues Natural Reserve in French Guiana, focusing on lowland to plateau and hil...

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4987042e-9648-52f9-8ec5-95dfe1b7bc41
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10.1016/j.soilbio.2015.10.009
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