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"Why Science on Ice"? - Background #1
... and the ice-open sea edge (the distant sites were negative controls). Representative benthic invertebrates studied included starfish (Odontaster validus), sea squirts or tunicates (Cnemidocarpa verrucosa), urchins (Sterechinus ... gathered samples beneath the ice, in the laboratory we swabbed intestinal contents of invertebrates and on our field trips we scraped seal and penguin manure from the ...
www.accessexcellence.org
... and freshwater plants (including algae) and benthic invertebrates (mostly molluscs). These include: Mass transfer and the ecophysiology of benthic producers and consumers in aquatic ecosystems ( ... fertilization in broadcast spawning invertebrates Abiotic (surface and submarine) pollination in aquatic plants Dispersal and recruitment of macrophytes and benthic invertebrates Biophysical structuring of ...
www.uoguelph.ca
Herring Biology - Life Cycle
... on the chart above to enlarge. Herring use external fertilization to produce masses of adhesive benthic (bottom-oriented) eggs that develop on the ocean floor and then metamorphose into transparent larvae ... on the upper level of the egg mat are more vulnerable to predatory fish and invertebrates. Alternatively, the top layer of developing eggs benefits from higher oxygen levels as they are ...
octopus.gma.org
www.seaweed.ie
... dinoflagellates fall into three categories: (1) blooms that kill fish but few invertebrates; (2) blooms that kill primarily invertebrates; (3) blooms that kill few marine organisms, but the toxins are ... suggested as possible causative agents. Toxic dinoflagellate blooms are recognized to be initiated from benthic resting stages, the cysts occurring in sediments and serving as 'seed populations' when ...
www.seaweed.ie
UCMP Microfossil Type Catalog and Collection Info
... Catalog and Collection Info UCMP Collections Vertebrates Invertebrates Microfossils Paleobotany Microfossil Collection About Our Holdings Microfossil Catalog Related Materials Foram Type ... or geologic time period. Group names currently in use are: acritarch diatom foraminifera, benthic foraminifera, planktonic ostracoda prasinophycean algae The citation information gives the publication in which ...
www.ucmp.berkeley.edu