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• W2605348013 abstract "Because soft sediments are often hotspots of chemical contamination, their assessment can aid in identifying the causes of environmental stress and the implementation of measures to improve the health of the respective ecosystems. Achieving a “good ecological status” of surface waters, as required by the European Water Framework Directive, strongly depends on recognition of the chemical status of sediments. Meiobenthic organisms are important, but widely neglected components of the ecologically relevant fauna of a wide variety of ecosystems. In the present study, microcosms containing freshwater sediments were used to investigate the effects of eight different metals and polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (PAHs), in single and mixed applications, on natural meiofaunal assemblages. Structural (abundance and biomass) and functional (secondary production) parameters of the investigated assemblages were measured as ecologically relevant endpoints. Their sensitivity in revealing both the differential effects and the responses of meiofaunal taxa was evaluated to assess the general suitability of meiofauna and, in particular, of individual tested taxa, as bioindicators of soft sediment contamination. Structural parameters were found to be more valuable indicators than functional measurements, with more pronounced effects observed on the taxon level than on total meiofauna. Among the meiofaunal taxa considered in this study, nematodes were of particular utility as early indicators of chemical stress in freshwater soft sediments. Overall, this study provides new insights into the impact of toxicants on soft freshwater sediments and demonstrates the suitability of meiofaunal communities, especially nematodes, in assessing contamination of this ecosystem." @default.
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• W2605348013 date "2017-07-01" @default.
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• W2605348013 title "The use of meiofauna in freshwater sediment assessments: Structural and functional responses of meiobenthic communities to metal and organics contamination" @default.
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