Meaning of "nekton" in the Polish dictionary

PRONUNCIATION OF NEKTON IN POLISH

nekton

WHAT DOES NEKTON MEAN IN POLISH?

Nekton

Nekton

Nekton - all animals able to move against the currents in the coastal and open waters of lakes, seas and oceans. They include: ▪ fish: reptiles: fish, reptiles, mammals, birds, ▪ molluscs: cephalopods. In the open ocean the nectar is most abundant at a depth of 100 to 1000 meters. This is due to: ▪ proximity to the trophic zone, ▪ lower temperature, which reduces the energy expenditure of these organisms, ▪ the possibility of hiding from predators due to the dusky climate. Most nectar animals have a streamlined body shape and a well-developed movement organ. Many species travel long distances.

Nekton – wszystkie zwierzęta zdolne do poruszania się wbrew prądom wodnym, występujące w przybrzeżnych i w otwartych wodach jezior, mórz i oceanów. Zalicza się tu: ▪ strunowce: ryby, gady, ssaki, ptaki, ▪ mięczaki: głowonogi. W otwartym oceanie nekton najliczniej występuje na głębokości od 100 do 1000 metrów. Jest to uwarunkowane: ▪ bliskością strefy troficznej, ▪ niższą temperaturą, co zmniejsza wydatki energetyczne tych organizmów, ▪ możliwością ukrycia się przed drapieżnikami, ze względu na panujący półmrok. Większość zwierząt nektonowych ma opływowy kształt ciała i dobrze rozwinięte narządu ruchu. Wiele gatunków przemieszcza się na duże odległości.

TRANSLATION OF NEKTON

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• Translator Polish - Chinese: 游泳动物
• Translator Polish - Spanish: necton
• Translator Polish - English: nekton
• Translator Polish - Hindi: नेक्टन
• Translator Polish - Arabic: السوابح
• Translator Polish - Russian: нектон
• Translator Polish - Portuguese: nekton
• Translator Polish - Bengali: nekton
• Translator Polish - French: necton
• Translator Polish - Malay: nekton
• Translator Polish - German: Nekton
• Translator Polish - Japanese: ネクトン
• Translator Polish - Korean: 유영 동물
• Translator Polish - Javanese: nekton
• Translator Polish - Vietnamese: sinh dục
• Translator Polish - Tamil: nekton
• Translator Polish - Marathi: nekton
• Translator Polish - Turkish: nekton
• Translator Polish - Italian: nekton
• Polish: nekton
• Translator Polish - Ukrainian: нектон
• Translator Polish - Romanian: nekton
• Translator Polish - Greek: Βιολογία της βαθιάς θάλασσας
• Translator Polish - Afrikaans: soort zeedier
• Translator Polish - Swedish: nekton
• Translator Polish - Norwegian: nekton

9 POLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «NEKTON»

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Nekton

1. Nekton as an ecomorphological type of biont The term nekton was suggested and used for the first time in 1890 by E. Haeckel in his book Plankton-Studien. Etymologically the word nekton derives from the Greek VTJKTTJP, i.e. swimming.

I͡Uriĭ Glebovich Aleev, 1977

Nekton - Strona 1

The term nekton was suggested and used for the first time in 1890 by E. Haeckel in his book Plankton-Studien. Etymologically the word nekton derives from the Greek vmktmo, i.e. swimming. As Haeckel defined it, nekton describes collectively ...

Yu.G. Aleyev, 2012

Trophic dynamics of marine nekton and zooplankton within ...

From June and August 2000 and 2002 cruises off the shelf-slope ecosystem from Northern California to central Oregon, I collected and analyzed the diets from 25 species of pelagic nekton (Chapter 2).

Todd William Miller, ‎Oregon State University, 2006

Estuarine Ecology

Some estuarine nektons areresidents andthus complete their entire life cycle within estuaries. Most nekton species, often referred toas transientspecies, spawnoutside of estuaries and use them only fora portion of their lifecycle. Transient ...

John W. Day, Jr., ‎W. Michael Kemp, ‎Alejandro Yáñez-Arancibia, 2012

Oceanography And Marine Biology - Tom 35 - Strona 154

RONALD T.KNEIB University of Georgia Marine Institute, Sapelo Island, G A 31327, USA Abstract The current perception of estuarine nekton assemblages has been shaped by an emphasis on transient marine fishes, a focus on commercially ...

R. N. Gibson, ‎Margaret Barnes, 2002

Nekton

ent by WIKIPEDIA articles! Nekton refers to the aggregate of actively swimming aquatic organisms in a body of water (usually oceans or lakes) able to move independently of water currents.

Jesse Russell, ‎Ronald Cohn, 2012

Investigating the Effects of Human Activity on Nearshore ...

Both local diversity within estuaries and regional diversity among estuaries was lower due to high water column nutrient concentrations and increasing drift macroalgae.

Lyanne J. F. Burgoyne, 2010

Effects of Urbanization on Nekton Abundance and Food Web ...

Tidal creek systems serve as sentinel habitats, areas where the effects of human impacts may be seen before adverse affects are detectable in the larger ecosystem.

Sara Elizabeth Jones, 2008

Nekton Use of Marsh-surface Habitats in Louisiana (USA) ...

, ‎Denise J. Reed, ‎Southeast Fisheries Science Center (U.S.) - 1993 - ‎Brak podglądu