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Environmental Effects of Drilling Waste Discharges
Sensitive species included reef corals, lobster larvae and scallop embryos and larvae. Recruitment of planktonic larvae to sandy sediments in laboratory microcosms was decreased by high concentrations of ...
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The Oceanic Resource Foundation: Underwater Photography / Marine Conservation
Many marine species are wide ranging. Planktonic larvae can travel hundreds of kilometers following ocean currents. Magellanic penguins migrate a coastal route from ...
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Exotics Guide
Since Littorina saxatilis does not have planktonic larvae, it is a poor candidate for transport in ballast water. Instead, Littorina saxatilis ... characterizes many Atlantic shores. While Littorina saxatilis' production of crawl-away young rather than planktonic larvae may limit its opportunities for transport, it should increase its chances of establishment ...
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Exotics Guide
Atlantic. Since Myosotella myosotis does not have planktonic larvae, it is unlikely to have been transported in ships' ballast water. Additional Global Distribution [with ...
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It also came up in a discussion about the reasons for the ...
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Project ALTRAP
When the planktonic stage is ready to settle ... at the sea bottom. The ALTRAP lander holds a sampler for planktonic larvae and three microcosms for experiments with settling larvae. The larvae sampler consists of a vertically moving barrel. In its upper ( ...
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The Wonders of the Seas: Sponges
Eventually, the planktonic larvae are released from the female sponge and float around in the water column as plankton ...
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CRC Reef Research Centre
This can lead to an entrapment of the planktonic larvae of fouling species within enclosed marinas. Rates of recruitment by fouling organisms were found ... in these environments. Second, because water circulation in enclosed marinas appears to trap marine larvae for a significant period of time, the spread of established introduced species from the ...
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EMS - Environmental Entomology - Invertebrate Surveys and Conservation - Bird and Insect Databases
Lepidoptera; plant material infrequently in autumn and winter n/k none n/k none ... valleys, sheltered in scree or broken rock oceanic, follow cold currents 0-500 n/a planktonic crustaceans, especially for young in nest; adults eat fish fry, annelid worms and molluscs; surface ...
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U.S. Global Change Research Information Office
The mortality rates of both eggs and larvae are high, due to natural predation and ... Predation and nutrition are the major determinants of the number of larvae that will survive. The impact of more or fewer natural predators ... are carefully spaced so that each has an ample supply of planktonic algae as a food and a contributor to flavor. Common ...
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