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The Pelagic Shark Research Foundation - The Sharks of the Monterey Bay - Benthic Sharks
DESCRIPTION The sixgill shark (Hexanchus griseus) is a common species of deep water shark and one of the largest nonplankton feeding ... have been no large-scale fisheries developed for this species, probably because of its deep-water habitat. [ home ] [ contact us ] [ support us ] [ shop ] © Copyright 1990-2004 PSRF All rights reserved. ...
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IPCC Growing Wiser Wilflife Gardening - Creating a Water Garden
Water soldier) Deep Water: These plants have their roots on the pond floor and their leaves on the surface. Hottonia palustris (Water violet) Nuphar lutea (Yellow pond lily) Nymphaea alba (White water lily ...
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Consequences (vol. 1, No. 1) - America's Water Supply: Status and Prospects for the Future
Antarctica and Greenland or in deep underground aquifers where, for most practical purposes, it is inaccessible for human use. Only ... tradeoffs among alternative water uses are made and whether high- quality water is likely to be available for drinking, new development opportunities, water-based recreation, or fish and wildlife habitat. Water adequacy would ...
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Welcome to Froggyville! - An ideal habitat setup, Page 1/3!
There are many different ways to set up a successful habitat for your frog. The original idea for a false bottom tank was ... x 2" pvc elbows. 2 x 2" pvc Tee's. 1 x Waterfall & water pump. 25LBS large Aquarium Gravel/Substrate. 1 x air pump. 4' airline tubing ... about 3 1/2 inches. The aquarium gravel will be about 4 inches deep on the side of your tank that will be land. Make sure ...
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Wing Dikes
CUT BANKS A habitat sought out by river-wise anglers is the deep water associated with a cut bank, where the erosive force of the current scours deep areas that attract many fish ...
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Geography of the Ocean and the Structure of Planet Water - MarineBio.org
Antarctic continental shelf, an unusually deep and narrow area with an edge of 400-800 m deep ... Marine Conservation Biology | Global Warming/Climate Change | Sustainable Fisheries | Biodiversity | Threatened & Endangered Species Habitat Conservation | Alien Species | Ocean Dumping Grounds | Ocean Resources | Sustainable/Eco-Tourism | Marine ...
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Office of Habitat Conservation
Habitat forming gorgonian corals (Primnoa, Paragorgia and Calligorgia spp) along the continental shelf and slope along the Gulf of Alaska and Aleutian Islands; Deep-sea precious corals in Hawaii; Deep-water ... ; Deep water gorgonians (Paragorgia) on the tops of the ridges of Davidson Seamount, 120 km southwest of Monterey Why are cold-water corals important? Cold-water corals may serve as habitat ...
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Voyage to the Aleutian Islands: Understanding Alaska’s Deep Sea Frontiers
Derikson and Sirius Seamounts - Team 1 Lead: Randy Keller; (3) Deep water coral distribution - Team 1 Lead: Robert Stone; (4) Adak ... at a water depth of 3000 m and documented a new type of deep-sea coral habitat that may ... habitat associations, and species diversity, along a 500-km region between Amlia and Semisopochnoi Islands. Jason II dives documented a great variety of habitats down to a water ...
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UNEP/GRID-Arendal - Publications - In Dead Water - Seamounts and Continental Shelves - The Ocean's Unprotected Treasure Vaults
With traditional fishing grounds depleted ... `boom and bust' are the characteristics of many deep-water organisms: unlike their counterparts in traditional, shallow-water fishing grounds, the deep-sea fish targeted around seamounts are long-lived, ...
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UNEP/GRID-Arendal - Publications - In Dead Water - Impact of Unsustainable Fishing Practices on Sea Bed and Ocean Productivity
Unlike their shallow water counterparts, deep sea communities recover slowly, over decades. Indeed, the impact varies with type of trawl, habitat and frequency and intensity of trawling ( ...
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