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Annual Report of the Fishery Board for Scotland for the Year ...
(a) Species Typical of Arctic Conditions. Distaplia clavata. — Stenotherm ;
eurybath. Lissoclinum aureum. — Stenotherm ; stenobath. Amaroucium
spitzbergense. — Stenotherm ; eurybath. Amaroucium mutabile. — Stenotherm ;
stenobath.
Fishery Board for Scotland, 1930
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Scientific Investigations
(A) Species Typical of Arctic Conditions. Distaplia clavata. — Stenotherm ;
eurybath. Lissoclinum aureum. — Stenotherm ; stenobath. Amaroucium
spitzbergense. — Stenotherm ; eurybath. Amaroucium mutabile. — Stenotherm ;
stenobath.
Scotland. Fishery Board, 1933
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The fecundity of the haddock
(a) Species Typical of Arctic Conditions. Distaplia clavata. — Stenotherm ;
eurybath. Lissoclinum aureum. — Stenotherm ; stenobath. Amaroucium
spitzbergense. — Stenotherm ; eurybath. Amaroucium mutabile. — Stenotherm ;
stenobath.
Doublas Stewart Raitt, 1933
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Management of Multispecies Resources and Multi-gear Fisheries
The fish can not, however, really be dealt with as a pelagic fish since it has a
eurybath nature, while the trawl catch usually accounts for only 10-15 percent of
the total. Sea bass is a highly neritic and sedentary fish inhabiting southern
waters ...
Eurdpa, i. 218 seq., 527. Eurotas, crossed by Epaminondas, x. 218. Euryalus,
Hamilkar's attempt on, xii. 423. Eurybath, v. 49. Eurybiades, v. 75, 120 seq.
Eurydike, widow of Amyntas, x. 250. Eurydike, granddaughter of Philip, xii. 333,
334, 337.
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Antarctic Fish and Fisheries
fed more on errant polychaetes (Targett, 1981). In addition, L. nudifrons has its
centre of abundance in shallow water while G. gibberifrons is a eurybath species
with its centre of abundance much deeper, thus reducing spatial overlap (Tiedtke
...
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The Mediterranean Deep-sea Ecosystems: An Overview of Their ...
Most deep-Mediterranean species have an eurybath- ic distribution. This is
probably due to the high thermal (13-13.5oC in the western basin; 14-14.8 oCin
the eastern basin) and saline (38.5-38.6 PSU) stability of the water mass below
150 m ...
WWF Mediterranean Programme, 2004
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The Organic Carbon Cycle in the Arctic Ocean
Nevertheless, most of the polychaetes belong to eurybath species and are widely
distributed. Compared to other benthic taxa, the proportion of Arctic-endemic
polychaetes is very low (Bilyard and Carey 1979). Echinodermata provide an ...
Rüdiger Stein, Robie W. Macdonald, 2004
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