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THE report of a specimen of Bathynella from near Oxford1 was a reminder that in Great Britain zoologists have still neglected to study the fauna inhabiting the interstitial water of strata below ground, though the potential interest of this habitat was clearly pointed out by A. G. Nicholls as long ago as 19462.
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SPOONER, G. Bathynella and Other Interstitial Crustacea in Southern England. Nature 190, 104–105 (1961). https://doi.org/10.1038/190104a0
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