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Habitat selection by marine mammals in the marginal ice zone
Antarctic Science, 1991As part of the multi-disciplinary project, Antarctic Marine Ecosystem Research at the Ice Edge Zone (AMERIEZ), habitat selection by marine mammals was investigated within the marginal ice zone in relation to measured ice variables and other environmental factors.
C.A. Ribic, D.G. Ainley, W.R. Fraser
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Landscape history improves detection of marginal habitats on semi-natural grasslands
Science of The Total Environment, 2016Semi-natural grassland habitats have markedly declined from their historical coverage, thus causing substantial losses for agricultural biodiversity and establishing a consequent need to spot the remaining habitat patches. These patches are generally remnants of once larger habitat areas, formed by uninterrupted and low-intensity management for ...
Timo P. Pitkänen +4 more
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Habitat of Petroleum Along South Atlantic Margins
2000On a predrift reconstruction of their facing margins, almost all of Brazil’s and southwest Africa’s petroleum reserves occur within a nearly continuous north-south-trending strip, the South Atlantic Megatrend, whose formation was controlled by continental breakup.
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On the fringe of the invasion: the ecology of cane toads in marginally-suitable habitats
Biological Invasions, 2017Understanding how invasive species flourish under climatic conditions outside those found within their native range can inform management. In southeastern Australia, cane toads (Rhinella marina) are spreading into montane areas cooler than have been predicted to be suitable.
Samantha McCann +2 more
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The "Coerebini": A Group of Marginal Areas, Habitats, and Habits
The American Naturalist, 1968A small group of neotropical honeycreepers, which may be recognized as a tribe "Coerebini," includes the genera Coereba, Ateleodacnis, Conirostrum, and possibly Oreomanes. All the species of these genera are "marginal" in one way or another. They are most characteristic of islands and/or confined to distinctive habitats of comparatively restricted ...
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Methods of sampling aquatic beetles in the transitional habitats at water margins
Freshwater Biology, 1976SummaryPopulations of water‐beetles (Hydrophiloidea) were studied during the ice‐free seasons of 2 years at a lake shore near Stockholm, Sweden. They were sampled by means of an absolute quantitative method (twenty‐four bottom cores/sample), extracted by Berlese‐Tullgren funnels, and a relative searching method (time‐catch or catch per unit effort ...
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A reply to Kortlandt's “Marginal habitats of chimpanzees”
Journal of Human Evolution, 1983W.C. McGrew, P.J. Baldwin, C.E.G. Tutin
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Restoration potential of corals from urbanized and marginal habitats in Florida
Florida’s Coral Reef has experienced severe declines due to disease outbreaks, thermal stress, and degraded water quality, with notable recent impacts from stony coral tissue loss disease (SCTLD) and the 2023 marine heatwave. This project investigated the restoration potential of "urban corals"—those persisting in highly urbanized environments such as ...Studivan, Michael S. +6 more
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