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The Fecundity of the Haddock - Strona 40
Eurytherm ; eurybath. Ciona intestinalis. — Eurytherm ; eurybath. Diazona violacea. — Eurytherm ; eurybath. All these species tend to be confined to the Mediterranean and East-Atlantic Boreal regions, and, with the exception of Ascidia scabra ...
Doublas Stewart Raitt,
1933
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Scientific Investigations - Strona 40
Eurytherm ; eurybath. Ciona intestinalis. — Eurytherm ; eurybath. Diazona violacea. — Eurytherm ; eurybath. All these species tend to be confined to the Mediterranean and East-Atlantic Boreal regions, and, with the exception of Ascidia scabra ...
Scotland. Fishery Board,
1933
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Marine Ecology: a Comprehensive, Integrated Treatise on ...
Such terms are useful to characterize large groups of organisms, even though they are relative in connotation. Eurytherm species appear to be less in number than stenotherm ones. Among marine and brackish-water invertebrates and fishes ...
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Marine ecology: a comprehensive, integrated treatise on ...
Such terms are useful to characterize large groups of organisms, even though they are relative in connotation. Eurytherm species appear to be less in number than stenotherm ones. Among marine and brackish-water invertebrates and fishes ...
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Der Temperatursinn der Insekten - Strona 11
Liegen die Punkte weit auseinander, d.h., kann die Tierart in sehr verschieden hohen Temperaturen leben, so nennt man sie eurytherm; liegen ihre Temperaturgrenzen eng beieinander, stenotherm. Je nachdem, ob die betreffende Art ihre ...
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Treatise on Marine Ecology and Paleoecology - Strona 1125
Some appear to be eurytherm, but data are sparse. They are known from shallow seas to 800 meters. JKGERBTEN, G. Zur Kenntnis der ausseren Morphologie, Entwicklung und Oekologie von Protodr'ilus rubropharyngeus n. sp.
Joel W. Iledgpeth and Harry S. Ladd,
1957
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Ecology of Baltic Coastal Waters - Strona 227
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 ...
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Marine Biodiversity, Climatic Variability and Global Change - Strona 245
Plate 11.3Theoretical relationships between species distribution, latitudinal range and phenology of two cold-water species: one eurytherm and one stenotherm. Theoretical thermal niche of a (A) eurytherm and (D) sternotherm. For meaning of ...
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Animal Behavior Desk Reference: A Dictionary of Animal ... - Strona 647
An organism that tolerates only a narrow range of environmental temperatures; contrasted with eurytherm (Lincoln et al. 1985). [Greek stenos, narrow; therme, heat] warm-blooded animal See -therm: homeotherm. ♢ thermal homeostasis See ...
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Abstracts: Proceedings of the Seventh International ... - Strona 107
Fishes, amphibia and reptiles - and of course all the invertebrates, whether terrestrial or aquatic, are heterotherms and innumerable species must be regarded as eurytherm, that is, they are able to function normally over a wide range of ...
J. R. Boissier, P. Lechat, J. Fichelle,
2013