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Record 1 1997-07-10

English

Subject field(s)
  • Marine Biology
  • Botany
CONT

... sessile organisms cover virtually all the available space on the underside of coral plates and on dead coral skeletons.

CONT

It seems logical that monitoring include biota of representative farm and forest soil sites, rangeland, and fishing grounds (particularly for sessile, infaunal, and nectonic organisms), that it measure changes to biota in natural areas.

French

Domaine(s)
  • Biologie marine
  • Botanique
CONT

[...] les organismes sessiles recouvrent pratiquement tout l'espace disponible sur la face inférieure des coraux aplatis et sur les squelettes des colonies mortes.

CONT

Les contrôles devraient logiquement inclure les biotes de sols agricoles et forestiers représentatifs, de parcours et de bancs de pêche (en particulier pour les organismes sessiles, benthiques et nectoniques), et nous permettre de mesurer les changements induits dans les biotes des zones naturelles.

Spanish

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