Author(s): Gandra, Michel Steinmetz ; Bemvenuti, Carlos Emilio ; Angonesi, Luciana Garcia
Date: 2012
Origin: Oasisbr
Subject(s): Oil spill; Estuary; Faunal tolerance; Oil spill; Oil spill; Estuary; Estuary; Faunal tolerance; Faunal tolerance
Author(s): Gandra, Michel Steinmetz ; Bemvenuti, Carlos Emilio ; Angonesi, Luciana Garcia
Date: 2012
Origin: Oasisbr
Subject(s): Oil spill; Estuary; Faunal tolerance; Oil spill; Oil spill; Estuary; Estuary; Faunal tolerance; Faunal tolerance
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Petroleum, a fossil fuel of great signification for world economy, represents a serious environmental problem, due to its frequent introduction, not only because of its large-scale transportation but also its broad industrial use. The present study describes the effects of oil upon benthic macroinvertebrates through a simulation of an oil spill. The study was developed along 5 months in a shallow-water portion of the estuary of Patos Lagoon (RS-Brazil). Evidence of detrimental oil effect was found upon the crustaceans , ., and . The polychaetes , and did not suffer oil influence. Sinelobus stanfordi Kupellonura sp Sphaeromopsis mourei Kalliapseudes schubartii Laeonereis acuta Nephtys fluviatilis Heteromastus similes