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Biology Bulletin, 2016
A review of the taxonomy and distribution of vestimentiferan tubeworms has been performed. The subfamily Vestimentifera comprises three infrafamilies: Lamellibrachiinae, Escarpiinae, and Tevniinae. The complete descriptions and illustrations of 19 vestimentiferan species known to date are given.
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A review of the taxonomy and distribution of vestimentiferan tubeworms has been performed. The subfamily Vestimentifera comprises three infrafamilies: Lamellibrachiinae, Escarpiinae, and Tevniinae. The complete descriptions and illustrations of 19 vestimentiferan species known to date are given.
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Cretaceous bathymetric distribution of benthic foraminifers
The Journal of Foraminiferal Research, 1972Model based on comparison with Recent forms, numerical analysis of depth of restricted genera, overlapping ranges of indicative species, faunal diversity and abundance ...
W. Sliter, R. Baker
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Bathymetric distribution of fish in the Apostle Islands region, Lake Superior
Transactions of the American Fisheries Society, 1966Abstract Records of seasonal and “all-season” (April-December) bathymetric distribution are given for 17 species of fish taken in bottom trawls and experimental gill nets fished on the bottom in 1958–63 in the Apostle Islands region of Lake Superior. The data are based on catches from 578 trawl tows at 2–59 fathoms and 301,900 linear feet of gill nets ...
William R. Dryer
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Quaternary International, 2017
A total of 176 surface sediment samples, recovered in the Alboran Sea by the oceanographic vessel Vizconde de Eza during the 2002 and 2003 campaigns, were analysed for their foraminiferal content.
Ignacio García-Sanz +4 more
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A total of 176 surface sediment samples, recovered in the Alboran Sea by the oceanographic vessel Vizconde de Eza during the 2002 and 2003 campaigns, were analysed for their foraminiferal content.
Ignacio García-Sanz +4 more
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Bathymetric Distribution of Chironomidae (Diptera) in the Oligotrophic Lake Thingvallavatn, Iceland
, 1980C. Lindegaard
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Bathymetric distribution of some Chironomidae (Diptera) in Rutland Water
Hydrobiologia, 1982The bathymetric distribution of the eight most abundant taxa of chironomid larvae is described from benthic grab samples collected in Rutland Water from May 1977 to April 1979. Cricotopus, Psectrocladius and Endochironomus larvae were generally restricted to water less than 9 m deep.
A. E. Brown, R. S. Oldham
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Geomorphology, 2018
The western continental margin of India and the adjacent deep ocean basins were formed by break-up and separation among India, Seychelles and Madagascar since the Late Cretaceous.
C. M. Bijesh +4 more
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The western continental margin of India and the adjacent deep ocean basins were formed by break-up and separation among India, Seychelles and Madagascar since the Late Cretaceous.
C. M. Bijesh +4 more
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Relationship of feeding, reproductive cycle and bathymetric distribution in Conger conger
Marine Biology, 1984A study on the alimentary ethology of conger eels was carried out over a period of four years. Individuals were captured at a depth ranging from 10 to 800 m. The parameters analysed lead to the following observations: (a) in the Central Mediterranean basin the feeding of Conger conger (L.) populations was mainly based on Osteichthyes, Crustacea and ...
CAU, ANGELO, MANCONI P.
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Bathymetric distributions of notothenioid fishes
Polar Biology, 2017There has been no comprehensive study of the bathymetry of notothenioid fishes. Therefore, I analyzed minimum and maximum depths and depth ranges for 128 of 142 species that collectively range from 0 to ≈3000 m. Means (and medians) for maximum depths are 176 m (75 m) for non-Antarctic, 511 m (360 m) for sub-Antarctic, and 963 m (899 m) for Antarctic ...
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