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Canadian Journal of Zoology, 1988
Caves and cave-inhabiting faunas of Canada are reviewed. Four species of troglobitic (cave-limited) crustaceans (Amphipoda and Isopoda) are known from Alberta and British Columbia, and one troglobitic mite from Alberta. A study of the subterranean fauna of Ontario involved investigating 35 caves and mines.
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Caves and cave-inhabiting faunas of Canada are reviewed. Four species of troglobitic (cave-limited) crustaceans (Amphipoda and Isopoda) are known from Alberta and British Columbia, and one troglobitic mite from Alberta. A study of the subterranean fauna of Ontario involved investigating 35 caves and mines.
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Marine Lava Cave Fauna: Composition, Biogeography, and Origins
Science, 1984An assemblage of endemic cavernicolous marine invertebrates, including taxa found on both sides of the Atlantic Ocean of great phylogenetic age or with affinities to deep sea organisms, inhabits the Jameos del Agua cave, a sea waterflooded Holocene lava tube cave on Lanzarote in the Canary Islands.
T M, Iliffe +3 more
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THE ORIGIN OF THE CAVE FAUNA OF KENTUCKY, WITH A DESCRIPTION OF A NEW BLIND BEETLE [PDF]
Science, 1892 n ...
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The cave bear fauna of the cave Schottloch (Dachstein Mountains, Austria)
2023The fossil fauna of the Schottloch was excavated and described 140 years ago. Amodern analysis of the extensive material has now been carried out for the first time. Thetaxonomic position of the cave bear remains, the degree of mountain adaptation compared toother high alpine cave faunas and the geological period during which the cave bears used ...
Kavcik-Graumann, Nadja +7 more
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An Overview on the Aquatic Cave Fauna
2018The diversity of the most frequent groundwater fauna groups is presented briefly in this chapter. Emphasis is given to stygobionts and their cave habitats, although comments on stygophiles and other groundwater habitats are given when appropriate. Information on each group representatives, distribution, and adaptations is also provided. This chapter is
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2017
Ice caves are extreme environments where low temperatures significantly contribute in shaping the structural pattern of terrestrial and aquatic biocoenosis. Extreme dwellers inhabiting ice caves range from troglobiotic beetles to stygobites, crustaceans, insects and acarina which show resistance to low temperatures.
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Ice caves are extreme environments where low temperatures significantly contribute in shaping the structural pattern of terrestrial and aquatic biocoenosis. Extreme dwellers inhabiting ice caves range from troglobiotic beetles to stygobites, crustaceans, insects and acarina which show resistance to low temperatures.
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Cave fauna of the Dinara Mt., Croatia
2010Dinara Mt. is at 1913 m above sea level, situated in the middle of Dinarides on the border between Croatia and Bosnia & Herzegovina. State Institute for Nature Protection financed analysis of the literature and collection data of the cave fauna during 2009. Biospeleological cadastre for Dinara Mt.
Lukić, Marko +6 more
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Tourism effects on the subterranean fauna in a Central American cave
Insect Conservation and Diversity, 2021Gabrielle Soares Muniz Pacheco +2 more
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