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10 LIVROS EM INGLÊS RELACIONADOS COM «FAUNISTICALLY»
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1
The Brackish-Water Fauna of Northwestern Europe
Faunistically-rich. areas. in. the. southwest. Species-poor. areas. in. the. North.
Sea. Fig. 21. Male and female Gammarus in precopula. 111 II. NATURE OF
BRACKISH-WATER FAUNAS: ESTUARIES 29.
Richard S. K. Barnes, 1994
2
Community Ecology of a Coral Cay: A Study of One-Tree ...
CMDI indicates the Canberra Metric Dissimilarity Index, themselves but different
from each other; the succulent community is faunistically heterogeneous. In a
classification of all succulent samples combined (Done 1975), samples tended to
...
3
Antarctic Ascidiacea: Monographic Account of the Known ...
It appears that, although Chatham Island, in the region of the subtropical
convergence, and the Auckland Islands and the Campbell Islands are
faunistically related to New Zealand, Macquarie Island, which is also on the New
Zealand island ...
4
Issues in Mediterranean Fisheries Management: Geographical ...
The lower Adriatic and northern lonian Sea (2.1 South and 2.2 North) are similar
faunistically. - GFCM Divisions 2.2 South, 3.2 West and 3.1 Aegean are all
faunistically similar to each other. - GFCM Divisions 3.2 East (Levant), 4.1 (
Marmara), ...
5
Energy Potential of the Russian Arctic Seas: Choice of ...
On the Mendeleev Ridge, 200–250 km north, the faunistically dated carbonate
terrigenous slightly lithified Paleozoic deposits, starting from the Upper Silurian,
were dredged (Kabankov et al., 2001). Three hundred fifty kilometers northeast,
the ...
Alexey Piskarev, Mikhail Shkatov, 2012
6
The Cambridge History of Iran
Pbrynocephalus mystaceus and Eremias arguta are Aralo-Caspian species
known only from the fringes of the plateau. One of the least known areas of the
Iranian Plateau, and yet one of the most interesting and most important
faunistically, ...
7
Ecology of Tropical Oceans
However, both in the faunistically poor Atlantic and in the faunistically rich Indo-
West Pacific there are several benthic communities whose species composition
closely parallels communities in similar habitats in temperate latitudes.
Allan Longhurst, UNKNOWN. AUTHOR, 2012
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The Proto-Andean Margin of Gondwana
On the contrary, there is no doubt that Laurentia and Precordillera are
faunistically indistinguishable and belong to the same Cambrian
palaeobiogeographical entity. In other words, by Cambrian times there is no
evidence of barriers to faunal ...
Robert J. Pankhurst, Carlos W. Rapela, 1998
9
Biodiversity Dynamics and Conservation: The Freshwater Fish ...
All of its freshwater fish belong to widely distributed secondary or peripheral
division families, most of which are faunistically part of the Indian Ocean- Western
Pacific marine province. All but two of these provinces (the Maghreb and the
Cape ...
10
Ecology and Biogeography of High Altitude Insects
Faunistically rich soils are generally derived from limestones, basic eruptive rock,
quartz-deficient sandstones and conglomerates, calcareous marl or slate, most
basic crystalline shales, etc. Dolomites, quarzite, quartz-rich sandstones and ...
