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Trunk
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long and
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wide. Proboscis missing. Ventral setae absent. Opaque and contracted in the anterior part of the trunk, whereas translucent in the posterior part. Internally about 2030 bands of longitudinal musculature could be observed in the contracted part of the trunk. A single gonoduct with terminal gonostome. Paired anal vesicles long, thin, and tubular without ramifications.
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The general appearance of the worms, and especially the single gonoduct with a terminal gonostome, show these specimens belong to
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. Most of the previous records of the species came from the North Pacific and the Tasman Sea at depths of
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,
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;
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).
<bibRefCitation id="EF87FAD88431FFAC6BECE3CEF6ABE473" author="Murina GVV" box="[1009,1185,1274,1298]" pageId="7" pageNumber="2795" pagination="107 - 119" refId="ref6345" refString="Murina GVV. 1978. New and rare echiurids of the family Bonelliidae. Trudy Instituta Okeanologii 113: 107 - 119. Murina GVV. 1984. Ecology of Sipuncula. Marine Ecology Progress Series 17 (1): 1 - 7." type="journal article" year="1978">Murina (1978)</bibRefCitation>
and
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reported further specimens from Antarctic waters at
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. The species has been recently recorded in the North Atlantic by
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, therefore this finding is an extension of its range towards the deep waters of the South Atlantic.
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<emphasis id="B9625B3B8431FFAC6897E2FFF340E482" box="[138,330,1483,1507]" italics="true" pageId="7" pageNumber="2795">Gradient analysis</emphasis>
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All ordination methods and their constrained counterparts were performed by using the CANOCO package with the species list and the four abiotic variables investigated (working zone,
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of dredge, depth of the samples, cryptic life inside tubes). Methods based on the linear response model (
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and
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) perform better than those that rely on the unimodal response (
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, CCA). RDA is especially recommended when the samples are representative of a narrow environmental gradient and taxa appear to respond in a linear fashion to the environmental gradients. The first two RDA axes capture 52% of the cumulative variance of the faunal data, a slightly larger proportion of the variance than is explained by both CCA and detrended CCA. Forward selection and unrestricted Monte Carlo permutation tests indicate that only two (
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, dredge) of the four abiotic variables previously introduced make statistically significant contributions to explaining the variance in the faunal data.
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most significant of these is WZ, which captures 34% of the total variance explained by the whole set of abiotic variables, followed by
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of dredge (22%).
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permutation test of the trace statistics, which gives an overall test of the effect on the faunal data of the two variables selected as active, resulted in a
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value of 0.16
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.
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result of RDA, incorporating the two forward-selected abiotic variables, is given in
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and illustrated in
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as a sitesindicator taxaabiotic triplot.
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neat latitudinal gradients (
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and
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gradients) from the right to the left of the plot are revealed for each
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of dredge used in this faunal survey.
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first abiotic variable, working zone, arranges all the sampling sites from the south to the north of the
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, whereas the
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of dredge separates the fauna well according to the different sampling procedure.
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importance of the two forward-selected abiotic variables is shown by their corresponding long vectors in the plot of
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Simultaneous plots of species in the ordination diagram of
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reflect their preferences with respect to sampling sites and abiotic vectors. From this plot prospective indicator taxa could be identified that might be sensitive to some sampling sites. Again, the length of the species arrows indicates the importance of the species in the final faunal survey. Thus, most species move along axis 1, such as
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<emphasis id="B9625B3B843EFFA36AC7E478F1DEE205" box="[730,980,844,868]" italics="true" pageId="8" pageNumber="2796">Nephasoma diaphanes</emphasis>
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,
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<emphasis id="B9625B3B843EFFA36BF6E479F686E205" box="[1003,1164,844,868]" italics="true" pageId="8" pageNumber="2796">N. flagriferum</emphasis>
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,
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<emphasis id="B9625B3B843EFFA36860E458F353E2E5" box="[125,345,876,900]" italics="true" pageId="8" pageNumber="2796">Apionsoma murinae</emphasis>
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, and
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<emphasis id="B9625B3B843EFFA36982E458F123E2E5" box="[415,809,876,900]" italics="true" pageId="8" pageNumber="2796">Onchnesoma steenstrupii steenstrupii</emphasis>
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. The reasons are different, for example the first species,
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<emphasis id="B9625B3B843EFFA369DDE4B9F052E2C5" box="[448,600,908,932]" italics="true" pageId="8" pageNumber="2796">N. diaphanes</emphasis>
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, is ubiquitous throughout all WZ, but locally abundant in the sampling sites of WZ VI.
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is only present in WZ VI, whereas
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<emphasis id="B9625B3B843EFFA368FBE4F9F3CEE284" box="[230,452,973,997]" italics="true" pageId="8" pageNumber="2796">Apionsoma murinae</emphasis>
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was only collected at different sites of WZ IV, V, and VI.
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<emphasis id="B9625B3B843EFFA36860E4D9F002E564" box="[125,520,1005,1029]" italics="true" pageId="8" pageNumber="2796">Onchnesoma steenstrupii steenstrupii</emphasis>
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also has a long arrow in the final plot of
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, but along the positive part of axis 1. This indicates its preference for sampling site no. 318 which was sampled by the
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dredge. Only
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showed preferences along the positive part of axis 2 (
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), indicating its ubiquitous presence in all WZ with local abundant peaks at some sampling sites of WZ III, IV, and V. Echiuran species are quite rare and occasional in the faunal survey and do not exhibit any indicator value in the final plot.
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Spearmans rank correlation coefficients and
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I error probabilities between the spatial distribution of the species identified and the abiotic variables investigated are presented in
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two abiotic parameters were significantly correlated with relatively few species of the faunal survey. WZ is significantly correlated with those species that move along the negative part of axis
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Basin. On the other hand, only one species of sipunculan,
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