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Artificial Tidepools Promote Marine Diversity on Dutch Sea-Dikes
Journal of Sea ResearchMarine construction homogenise coastal ecosystems by replacing a diverse array of shoreline habitats with artificial hard structures, such as seawalls and jetties. Climate adaptation will further increase shoreline hardening, posing an additional threat to coastal biodiversity. We therefore addressed the urgent need for practically oriented research on
Eriksson, Britas Klemens +17 more
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LOVERS OF THE INTERTIDAL: SEXUAL DIMORPHISM OF THE OLIGOCOTTINAE (TIDEPOOL SCULPINS)
, 2023 The cosmopolitan distribution and adaptive radiation of sculpins (subfamily Cottoidea) demonstrates their ability to thrive in a variety of benthic aquatic habitats. Tidepool sculpins (Family Psychrolutidae, subfamily Oligocottinae) exhibit several morphological and reproductive adaptations to intertidal zones.
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, 1971 The study was concerned with the distribution pattern at low tide of Oligocottus maculosus Girard and other cottid fishes inhabiting tidepools on the west coast of Vancouver Island, B.C. Five species (O. maculosus, O. rimensis, Clinocottus acuticeps, C.
John M. Green
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A guide to Oregon's rocky intertidal areas
Revised June 1975. Includes maps and descriptions of tidepool sites.
Osis, Laimons
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A Tidepool Blenny’s Visions of Modernity in John Waromi’s West Papua
Affirmations: of the modernAmerican territoriality in the Pacific is entangled with how the United States, to borrow David Palumbo-Liu’s words, manages modernity in different locations. The United States manages modernity in places such as New Guinea by keeping it out of the realm of what people in the United States conceive of as modernity.
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Introduction Inferring molecular signatures of disease progression usually requires costly and time-consuming longitudinal samples.
Purvesh Khatri +4 more
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, 2013 Percentage of sequences that matched major metabolic categories (Subsystem Categories [17]) using the SEED non-redundant database for both tidepool mussels and emergent, bench mussels and compared with a mean value for other microbial metagenomes from a ...
Catherine A. Pfister (203701) +2 more
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Tidepools are a major component of coastal environments and useful for evaluating the potential impacts of various factors on marine environments. We have investigated the structure of tidepool fish assemblages on the Danjo Islands, an isolated and ...
Tokeshi, Mutsunori +5 more
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