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10 LIBROS DEL INGLÉS RELACIONADOS CON «CRYOPHILIC»
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Freshwater Microbiology: Biodiversity and Dynamic ...
cryophilic. algae. A wide range of algae are adapted to grow and survive in low
temperature (snow and ice) environments. As noted earlier (Section 2.17), such
environments occur over a wide area of the Earth's surface and support very ...
2
Arctic Sea Ice Ecosystem
The species being responsible for the ice "bloom" were first called cryophilic by
Gran (1904a,b) and then by Usachev (1949). They can be identified as
Centrophyceae: Chaetoceros karianus, Melosira arctica, Thalassiosira decipiens,
...
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Geological Survey Professional Paper
Predominantly bathyal genera Rare genera Cryophilic taxa Thermophilic taxa
Argilloecia Basslerites Baffinicythere emarginata (sars, 1865) Acuticythereis
laeinssima Edwards, 1944. Cytherella Bythocythere Cythere lutea (Muller, 1785)
...
Geological Survey (U.S.), 1990
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United States Geological Survey Professional Paper
In the Gulf of Maine region, the change in August surface-water temperatures
from 12° to 19°C is accomplished in only 270 miles (approximately from northern
coastal Maine to Cape Cod) . Many cryophilic organisms which are expanding
their ...
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Cold-adapted Microorganisms
Redefinition of cryophilic fungi We propose the term 'cryophilic fungi' to denote
the fungi adapted to the cryosphere. The concept of cryophilic fungi is defined as
fungi that are present in the cryosphere, complete their life cycles (sexual and/or
...
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Mechanisms of Olfactory Neuron Cilia Formation in ...
This memory modulates the behavior exhibited by worms when placed
subsequently on a thermal gradient such that animals encountering ambient
temperatures (Ta) > Tc exhibit a cryophilic drive toward the Tc, although animals
at Ta < Tc do ...
Saikat Mukhopadhyay, 2008
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Invertebrate Learning and Memory
Indeed, the steepness of thermal gradients in studies arguing that C. elegans
only possesses the cryophilic drive was more than 1.0 C/cm. The importance of
steepness was mentioned in the original Hedgecock and Russell paper.
Randolf Menzel, Paul Benjamin, 2013
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Entomopathogenic Nematology
I-Iedgecock and Russell (1975) utilized this thermotactic behaviour of C. elegans
to isolate cryophilic, thermophilic and athermotactic mutants. The cryophilic
mutants were selected on the basis of their migration on a thermal gradient to
colder ...
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Alpine Biodiversity in Europe
In addition, endemics that preferentially occur in snowbeds, such as Soldanella
austriaca or Campanula pulla, may face an increased competition pressure when
snow melts earlier. This outline of potential climate-induced threats for cryophilic
...
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Laser Imaging and Manipulation in Cell Biology
Through genetic mutations, the AFD neuron was implicated in this cryophilic
behavior, but the exact sensing mechanism and signal processing remained
unknown. Through femtosecond laser nanosurgery it is possible to ablate the
neuronal ...
Francesco S. Pavone, 2011
5 NOTICIAS EN LAS QUE SE INCLUYE EL TÉRMINO «CRYOPHILIC»
Conoce de qué se habla en los medios de comunicación nacionales e internacionales y cómo se emplea el término
cryophilic en el contexto de las siguientes noticias.
Life Blooms in Tiny Cities at the Surface of Glaciers
Only 25 species of cryophilic invertebrates have so far been catalogued and studied, few of them endemic to cryoconite holes. These include ... «GlacierHub, Dic 14»
Groundwater Warming Up With Global Warming
For cryophilic organisms such as certain fish, groundwater warming could have negative consequences. Consequences difficult to gauge. «reportingclimatescience.com, Nov 14»
Science of the Seasons: Feast your eyes on watermelon snow in …
Some other cryophilic (cold-loving) creatures found in high-elevation snow piles are springtails, nematode worms and the famous annelid “ice ... «The Redoubtreporter, Jul 12»
Menomonee Falls 8th grader to compete in National Spelling Bee
She's correctly spelled words like 'decile,' 'opotheraphy,' 'dirigible,' and 'cryophilic.' Just in case, Cheruvalath even knows the longest official ... «FOX6Now.com Milwaukee, Mar 12»
Warm Thoughts on Cold Weather
How can we achieve cryophilic nirvana? Icicles hung from an orange tree at a commercial grove near Winter Garden, Fla. ENLARGE. «Wall Street Journal, Ene 10»
