| Titre : | Hydrobiologia 440(1-3) - DEC 2000 |
| Type de document : | Bulletin |
| Paru le : | 00/00/0000 |
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J. J. Bell, Auteur ;
D. K. A. Barnes, Auteur
The exposed and gulf-stream warmed south-west coast of Ireland has, a Lusitanean fauna composed of elements of the colder waters to the north and east, and others from the warmer Mediterranean Sea. Lough Hyne, a small marine body, is unusual on [...]
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F. Ferdeghini, Auteur ;
S. Acunto, Auteur ;
S. Cocito, Auteur ;
F. Cinelli, Auteur
This study was carried out on the rocky cliffs of Giannutri Island (Tyrrhenian Sea, Italy) to test the hypothesis that coralligenous assemblages are consistent within the bathymetric range considered (25-35 m depth) over three different spatial [...]
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M. Labropoulou, Auteur ;
C. Papaconstantinou, Auteur
The spatial structure and seasonal changes of the demersal fish assemblages on the continental shelf (100-200 m) and upper slope (200-500 m) in the North Aegean Sea (Northern Aegean and Thracian Seas, northeastern Mediterranean, Greed) were anal[...]
Article
S. Dupont, Auteur ;
J. Mallefet, Auteur
Amphipholis squamata is a small ophiuroid with a worldwide distribution except for Polar regions. Global populations of A. squamata! are morphologically uniform but inter- and intrapopulational variability occurs at levels from the population to[...]
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L. Della Tommasa, Auteur ;
G. Belmonte, Auteur ;
A. Palanques, Auteur ;
P. Puig, Auteur ;
F. Boero, Auteur
The ecological importance of resting stages in shallow waters is well known, but their presence in the deep sea is practically unrecorded. Samples of sinking particles were collected from April 1993 to May 1994 in and around the Foix Canyon (nor[...]
Article
G. Relini, Auteur ;
M. Relini, Auteur ;
M. Montanari, Auteur
The ODAS Italia 1 oceanographic buoy is moored in the Ligurian Sea, 37 nm from Genoa, along the Genoa-Cape Corse transect (43 degrees 38.90' N-09 degrees 06.80' E), over a 1270 m deep sea bottom. The underwater portion of the buoy is 37 m long a[...]
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J. S. Ryland, Auteur ;
S. de Putron, Auteur ;
R. S. Scheltema, Auteur ;
P. J. Chimonides, Auteur ;
D. G. Zhadan, Auteur
Semper's larvae were obtained from 1800 plankton rows taken in the world's oceans (1964-1993). Zoanthellae (larvae of Sphenopidae) occurred at 217 stations acid zoanthinae (larvae of Zoanthidae) at 86. the two larval type[...]
