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10 BÜCHER, DIE MIT «RHEOPHIL» IM ZUSAMMENHANG STEHEN
Entdecke den Gebrauch von
rheophil in der folgenden bibliographischen Auswahl. Bücher, die mit
rheophil im Zusammenhang stehen und kurze Auszüge derselben, um seinen Gebrauch in der Literatur kontextbezogen darzustellen.
1
Foundations of Biogeography: Classic Papers with Commentaries
(3) To the advantages connected with the general hardiness of rheophil
chironomid midges of the southern latitudes come in addition those of the
smallness of the species whose wing length is only 0.8-3.7 mm. It is in general
easier for smaller ...
Mark V. Lomolino, Dov F. Sax, James H. Brown, 2004
As a dominant species of the reef edge, it is equally a typical stenophote-
photophil-rheophil indicator species (1, 3). The vicarious species in the
Caribbean Sea is Millepora alcicornis . However, it has not attained a rank as an
indicator- resp.
Smithsonian Institution, Geological Survey (U.S.), 1977
3
A Treatise on Limnology: Zoobenthos
Many are rheophil and limnologically the important species are mainly found in
the Hydrophilidae in the Hydrophiloidea, the Elmidae in the Dryopoidea, the
Donaciidae in the Chrysomeloidea, and a number of scattered genera of aquatic
...
George Evelyn Hutchinson, 1993
4
Vectors of diseases of natural foci:
As pointed out by I. A. Rubtsov (1939) the larvae are rheophil, steno- xybiontic
and stenothermal, i.e., they live in rapidly flowing water with a more or less
constant oxygen content and constant temperature. However, species of
Simuliidae ...
5
Archiv für Hydrobiologie: Supplement-band
Trissopelopia longimana (Staeger) Literatur Fittkau (1962), Siebert (1980)
Okologie rheophil, kalt-stenotherm, polyoxybiont Verbreitung Europa 17.
Zavrelimyia barbatipes (Kieffer) Literatur Fittkau (1962) Okologie krenophil, kalt-
stenotherm ...
6
Transantarctic relationships and their significance: as ...
(4) The larvae of the austral rheophil chironomids feed on diatoms, and obviously
there has never been a problem of nourishment. The diatomaceous diet has
permitted the midges to evolve and radiate independent of higher plants.
Lars Zakarias Brundin, 1966
7
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8
The Gentleman's Magazine
If they are truths, they may and the rheophil'nrhropifl- of Fiance ? consider f.rther
how far it accords In Mils Plrfnptree's irarshtion, when wiih their proreliion of
Christianity to Valverde asks whether Cora has been { support or encourage a
play ...
9
Aquatic Biodiversity II: The Diversity of Aquatic Ecosystems
... its reputation of a 'strictly rheophil' organism in the River Danube (Tittizer &
Banning, 2000). Invasibility of the River Meuse Obviously the different sections of
the Meuse are neither equally likely to be invaded nor invadable by the same
way.
Hendrik Segers, Koen Martens, 2006
10
Neural Networks for Hydrological Modeling
Robust species like Chubb were not affected by the changes but lentic species
are reduced in numbers and rheophil and limnophil species are more dominant.
The success of these NN models once again indicates that such technologies
can ...
Robert Abrahart, P.E. Kneale, Linda M. See, 2004
