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Table 1 Literature data on sample preparation and granulometric distributions of worm bioconstruction sands

From: The sedimentary dynamics of Sabellaria alveolata bioconstructions (Ostia, Tyrrhenian Sea, central Italy)

Authors

Taxa (bioconstruction location)

Sample preparation

Grain-size range

Taramelli Rivosecchi (1961)

Sabellaria alveolata (Lazio, Italy)

Disaggregation of bioconstruction with a not-specified method

200 μm

Multer and Milliman (1967)

Phragmatopoma lapidosa (Florida, America)

Disaggregation of bioconstruction in a sodium hypochlorite solution

125–500 μm

Gruet (1984)

Sabellaria alveolata (France)

Single tubes were individually disaggregated with hydrogen peroxide on a hotplate

150–600 μm

Naylor and Viles (2000)

Sabellaria alveolata (Great Britain)

Manually separated individual tubes and disaggregation

290–420 μm

Nicoletti et al. (2001)

Sabellaria alveolata (Lazio, Italy)

Disaggregation of bioconstruction

250–700 μm

Delbono et al. (2003)

Sabellaria alveolata (Liguria, Italy)

Disaggregation of bioconstruction with deionized water washing, automatic dry sieving

400–700 μm