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The Micropalaeontology of Oceans: Proceedings of the ...
Reshetnjak's study (1955) in the Kuril-Kamchatka Deep resulted in the
designation of stenobathic and eury- bathic forms. Stenobathic forms occur
strictly in one or several horizons, and eurybathic forms are distributed
throughout a range of ...
B. M. Funnell, W. R. Riedel, International Council of Scientific Unions. Scientific Committee on Oceanic Research. Working Group 19, 1971
stenobathic (1902): living within narrow limits of depth Sometimes I think it would
be a nice way to live, splashing in shallow waters, narrow as a lap lane.
Stenobathic brings to mind a stenographer's pool, a wet concrete bowl filled with
women ...
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Zoologische Beiträge Aus Uppsala
And, further, when employing th .rms eurybathic and stenobathic, I place them
also in relation to dift ig depth conditions in the two areas. A form that occurs from
the sh owest areas down to 120 m in the Gullmar Fjord for instance, rr there ...
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Abyssal Environment and Ecology of the World Oceans
There are two major kinds: the stenobathic- shallow-water kind and the
stenobathic-deep-sea kind. STENOBATHIC SHALLOW-WATER SPECIES
Stenobathic shallow-water species are either pelagic or shallow-water organisms
that evidently ...
Robert Robert James Menzies, Robert Y. George, Gilbert Thomas Rowe, 1973
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Biological Oceanography: An Introduction: An Introduction
Other species are intolerant of pressure change and remain restricted to narrow
depth ranges; these are the stenobathic species. Indeed, some stenobathic forms
are restricted to deep areas and seem to require high pressures for normal ...
Carol Lalli, Timothy R. Parsons, 1997
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Encyclopedia of Ecology and Environmental Management
Stefan-Boltzmann law SeeRAoIATIoN LAws. steno- A prefix denoting narrow,
particularly a narrow range of tolerance for some environmental factor; for
example, stenobathic for PREssURL', stenothermal for TEMPERATURE,
stenohaline for ...
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Elsevier's Dictionary of Geography: in English, Russian, ...
691 stenobathic animal r стационарный циклон Малоподвижный циклон,
длительное время сохраняющийся в одном и том же районе. f dépression f
stationnaire s g * 5787 r depresión f estacionaria stationäres Tiefdruckgebiet n ...
Vladimir Kotlyakov, Anna Komarova, 2006
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Physiological Diversity: Ecological Implications
to as stenobathic-barophobics, whereas species that cannot exist except in the
presence of great pressure, such as the deep-sea amphipod Paralicella
capresca (Yayanos 1978, 1981), are referred to as stenobathic-barophilic. That
some ...
John Spicer, Kevin Gaston, 2009
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Carbonate Depositional Environments: AAPG Memoir 33
Deep-sea organisms that produce trace fossils include forms that are both
eurybathic (with broad depth tolerances) and stenobathic (with narrow depth
tolerances). Among the eurybathic organisms are various genera of
coelenterates, ...
Peter A. Scholle, Don G. Bebout, Clyde H. Moore, 1983
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Treatise on Zoology - Anatomy, Taxonomy, Biology. The ...
The stenobathic catgory encompasses ostracodes (Benson, 1969), cirripedes (
Hexelasma, Megalasma), tanaidaceans (Typhlotanais, Sphyrapus, Cryptocope),
cumaceans (Macrocylindrus, Bathycuma, Platysympodidae, Procampilaspidae),
...
J.C. von Vaupel Klein, 2014
