10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «STENOTHERM»
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1
Environmental Physiology of Animals
1, goldfish, eurytherm; 2, bullhead, eurytherm; 3, puffer fish, temperate
stenotherm; 4, chum salmon, cold stenotherm; 5, Antarctic rock perch, extreme
cold stenotherm. 7 Finally, of course, thermal tolerance may be modified within a
rather short ...
Pat Willmer, Graham Stone, Ian Johnston,
2009
2
Proceedings of the Estonian Academy of Sciences, Biology and ...
in the area of the lowest productivity (BP1). Eelpout exhibited the lowest length-
at-age and weight-at-age values in the cold stenotherm biotope. These areas are
generally characterized by lower productivity in the Baltic Sea (Kostrichkina, ...
In contrast to eurytherm species, others are abundant only within a small
temperature interval, e.g., the stenotherm species Pleopsis polyphemoides,
which is frequent within the temperature range of 15—16° C. There are also
some warm ...
4
Ecology of Baltic Coastal Waters
The somatic growth rate, the absolute fecundity, and the number of vertebrae of
eelpout differ significantly between the eurytherm (the shallow Pärnu Bay) and
the cold stenotherm (Ruhnu Deep) biotopes, suggesting the existence of different
...
As seen in Table 6.4, most of these species are warm stenothermal forms, except
for B. urceolaris, a cool stenotherm present only in early spring and late autumn.
Polyarthra, another significant genus in this study, was present in 93% of ...
6
Archiv für Hydrobiologie: Supplement-band
Natarsia punctata (Fabricius) Literatur Fittkau (1962), Lehmann (1969 a)
Okologie kalt-stenotherm (?) Verbreitung Europa 14. Nilotanypus dubius (Meigen
) Literatur Fittxau (1962) Okologie rheobiont, maßig kalt-stenotherm Verbreitung
Europa ...
7
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
8
Biogeography and Ecology in South-America
Wie auf der Nordhalbkugel scheint die Gruppe auch im Süden kalt-stenotherm zu
sein, d.h. gegen den subtropischen Klimabereich hin ihre Verbreitungsgrenze zu
finden (Fig. 3). In Südpatagonien dürfte sie, vermutlich entsprechend wie in ...
E.J. Fittkau, J. Illies, H. Klinge,
1969
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Animal Behavior Desk Reference: A Dictionary of Animal ...
1985). cf. eurysubstratic ♢ stenotherm, stenothermic, stenothermal,
stenothermous See therm: stenotherm. ♢ stenothermophile, stenothermophilous,
stenothermophily See 1-phile: stenothermophile. ♢ stenotopic, stenotopy See -
topy: stenotopy.
10
Living with Water: Targeting Quality in a Dynamic World
A simple way to categorize the adaptive options is to distinguish between
stenotherm and euritherm organisms. Stenotherm organisms are able to survive
only in a narrow range of temperatures but in which they perform extremely well.
Paul Pechan, Gert E. de Vries,
2012
NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «STENOTHERM»
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Some fish like it hot
The theory says stenotherms have traded off their ability to function in a specialised environment for an inability to handle changes in that environment. «ABC Science Online, Apr 05»