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Morphological and Molecular Identification of Limnodrilus Claparede,1862 Species(clitellata: naiDIDAE) IN Tigris River, Baghdad/Iraq
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ูุทูุฉ ุงูุตุฑุงููุฉ / ุจุบุฏุงุฏ- ุงูุนุฑุงู. ุงุนุชู
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ุธูุฑูุฉย ุชุณุฌููย ุงูุงููุงุน Limnodrilus hoffmeisteri Claparรจde 1862 ู L. claparedeianus Ratzel, 1868 ู L. cervix Brinkhurst, 1963ุ ุจููู
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ุชูู ุบูุงู ุนุถู ุชูุงุณูู ูุตูุฑ ุจุงูุชูููุฉ ุงูุฌุฒูุฆูุฉ ุนูู ุงููุงย ุชุงุจุนุฉย ููููุน Limnodrilus hoffmeisteri complex ูุงูููุน L. claparedeianus โcervix. ูุนุฏ ุงูููุนุงู ุชุณุฌููุฃ" ุฌุฏูุฏุง" ูููููุง ุงูุนุฑุงููุฉ ูุณุฌูุง ูู ุงูู
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LC497073 ู LC497074 ุนูู ุงูุชูุงูู.Sludge worm samples were collected from the Tigers River sediment during the period from November 2018 to June 2019 in Al Sarafiya District/ Baghdad- Iraq. Biometric morphological measurements focusing on the form of penis sheath and chaetal morphology were used for species identification, in addition to molecular analysis by amplification of conserved 18s rRNA encoding gene using ITS1 and ITS4 universal primers.According to the morphological measurement records, the results revealed the existence of Limnodrilus hoffmeisteri Claparede 1862, L. claparedeianus Ratzel, 1868 and L. cervix Brinkhurst 1963. Other two groups of specimens, with short penis sheath, were identified by molecular technology as L. hoffmeisteri complex, and L. claparedeianus.-cervix. Both species were considered as new record for Iraqi fauna, and had been registered in NCBI under the accession number LC497073 and LC497074 respectively
According to the morphological measurements records, the results revealed the existence of Limnodrilus hoffmeisteri Claparede 1862, L. claparedeianus Ratzel, 1868 and L. cervix Brinkhurst 1963, which identified by molecular analysis using 18S rRNA gene and DNA sequencing recorded ย L. hoffmeisteri complex, This species is a new record in Iraq, and has been registered in NCBI under the accession number LC497073. There was also specimen identified by molecular analysis using 18S rRNA gene and DNA sequencing recorded L. Claparedeianus โcervix. Also, this species is a new record in Iraq, and has been registered in NCBI under the accession number LC497074.
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Keyword: Limnodrilus hoffmeisteri complex, Iraq, LC497073, NCBI, Limnodrilus hoffmeisteri, L. Claparedeianus, L. cervix, L. Claparedeianus โcervix, LC 497073.
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Sludge worms samples were collected from the Tigers River sediment in Al Sarafiya district, / Baghdad- Iraq. Biometric morphological measurement focusing on the form of penis sheath and chaetal morphology, in addition to molecular analysis using 18s rRNA gene, were used for species identification.
According to the morphological measurements records, the results revealed the existence of two groups of Limnodrilus hoffmeisteri Claparรจde 1862 Individuals have long penis sheath with distal end with symmetrical or asymmetrical hood, while other individuals with short penis sheath with circular plate- like hood, which identified by molecular analysis as L. hoffmeisteri complex, and the isolate 18S rRNA ย recorded with the accession number LC497073
Two groups of very long penis sheath identified as L. claparedeianus Ratzel, 1868, and L. cervix Brinkhurst 1963, with dorsal and ventral projections. ย There are also a group of specimens with short penis sheath, which identified by molecular techniques as L. Claparedeianus โcervix 18S rRNA encoding genomic sequence was resented to the NCBI, recorded with the accession number LC497074.ย Limnodrilus hoffmeisteri complex and L. claparedeianus โ cervix were considered as new records for Iraq.
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An advanced microcomputer design for processing of semiconductor materials
In the Get Away Special 330 payload two germanium samples doped with gallium will be processed. The aim of the experiments is to create a planar solid/liquid interface, and to study the breakdown of this interface as the crystal growth rate increases. For the experiments a gradient furnace was designed which is heated by resistive heaters. Cooling is provided by circulating gas from the atmosphere in the cannister through cooling channels in the furnace. The temperature along the sample are measured by platinum/rhodium thermocouples. The furnace is controlled by a microcomputer system, based upon the processor 80C88. A data acquisition system is integrated into the system. In order to synchronize the different actions in time, a multitask manager is used
Functional Sympatholysis During Exercise in Patients With Type 2 Diabetes With Intact Response to Acetylcholine
Efeitos de um programa de exercicios fisicos sobre a pressao arterial e medidas antropometricas
Water Resources of the Wildman River Area
This study is part of the Northern Territory Government Land and Water Suitability Program. It aims to improve the understanding of the area?s hydrogeology, including the extent and properties of the aquifers, the regional groundwater flow pattern, baseflow characteristics, identification of groundwater dependent ecosystems and a basic quantitative assessment of available groundwater. The ultimate purpose of the study is to combine knowledge of water availability with recent land unit mapping to identify areas suitable for various agricultural enterprises.Made available via the Publications (Legal Deposit) Act 2004 (NT).1 Summary -- Introduction -- 2.1 Aim -- 2.2 Background -- 2.3 Location -- 2.4 Topography -- 2.5 Climate -- 2.6 Land Units -- 2.7 Drainage -- 2.8 Previous work -- 2.9 Methods -- 3 Geology -- 3.1 Cahill Formation -- 3.2 Mundogie Sandstone 3.3 Wildman Siltstone -- 3.4 Koolpinyah Dolostone -- 3.5 Mesozoic/Cenozoic strata -- 4 Aquifers -- 4.1 Cahill Formation -- 4.2 Mundogie Sandstone -- 4.3 Wildman Siltstone -- 4.4 Koolpinyah Dolostone -- 4.5 Mesozoic/Cenozoic strata -- 4.6 Connection between aquifers -- 4.7 Flow pattern -- 5 Surface water -- 5.1 Records -- 5.1.1 Baseflow and aquifer type -- 5.2 Twin Sisters Lagoon -- 6 Water Chemistry -- 6.1 Wildman Siltstone -- 6.2 Koolpinyah Dolostone -- 6.3 Mesozoic / Cenozoic -- 6.4 Springs / Spring fed streams -- 6.4.1 Seasonal water quality variation in spring fed streams -- 7 Recharge, lateral flow and discharge 63
7.1 Groundwater level fluctuations and recharge -- 7.1.1 Opium/Jimmys Ck. Catchment -- 7.1.2 Southern / Cashew Farm Region -- 7.1.3 Rainfall and groundwater level -- 7.2 Recharge ? Chloride analysis -- 7.3 Discharge -- 7.3.1 Baseflow -- 7.3.2 Discharge ? Calculated from lateral flow -- 7.3.3 Discharge ? Rainforest Evapotranspiration -- 7.3.4 Seepages -- 8 Water Balance -- 9 Water Availability -- 9.1 Southern palaeovalley aquifer -- 9.2 Dolostone aquifer in the north-west of the study area -- 10 Conclusions -- 11 Acknowledgements -- 12 References -- Appendix 1 Assessment of the rainfall record -- Appendix 2 Geologists Logs and Graphic Logs -- Appendix 3 Pumping test on RN39769 -- Appendix 4 Twin Sisters Lagoon and groundwater interaction -- Appendix 5 Baseflow recession modelling -- Appendix 6 Water quality and flows in Ben Bunga and Cattle Creeks -- Appendix 7 Descriptions of selected springs
Thiorhodococcus modestalkaliphilus sp. nov. a phototrophic gammaproteobacterium from Chilika salt water lagoon, India
M. J. Woltmann and U. Zaar
Between June and September 2013, the Water Resources Division of the Department of Land Resource Management undertook a field investigation and asssessment of the water resources supplying the Wutunugurra community. The objective of this assessment was to determine the sustainable yield from the groundwater system to inform decisions on community infrastructure planning and development.Made available by the Northern Territory Library via the Publications (Legal Deposit) Act 2004 (NT).Introduction 2 -- Hydrogeology 6 -- 3 Surface Water Hydrology 26 -- Water Supply Development Potential 32 -- Conclusions 34 --
Recommendations 36 -- Further Work 38 -- References 4
Water Resources of the Robper Rivers region
Water Resource information has been derived from geological maps, remote sensing products and field collection of data and local knowledge.
The map has been prepared at a scale of 1 : 250 000 and enlarging this map beyond this scale will not provide further detail.Map 28-90scale of 1 : 250 00
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