The phrase "all aquatic" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that pertains to or is characteristic of water or aquatic environments, often in contexts related to biology, ecology, or activities involving water.
Example: "The exhibit features all aquatic species, showcasing the diversity of life found in oceans and rivers."
Alternatives: "entirely aquatic" or "fully aquatic".
The females of all aquatic species must leave the water to find nesting sites.
This stream in question flows into the San Sebastian River, where it has killed all aquatic life, and then into the sea, where it causes further environmental damage.
We are also campaigning and taking civil legal action to improve flows, water quality and habitat for the benefit of all aquatic wildlife.
The drying up of Death Valley's lakes after the last Ice Age killed off almost all aquatic vertebrates except for the pupfish — minnowlike creatures less than two inches long.
Many of the organisms usually categorized as protists are placed in one of the other four kingdoms; protoctists make up the remaining organisms, which are all aquatic, and include algae and slime molds.
But people who live in the valley that lost all aquatic life to a mine that was, according to court documents, poorly regulated, say they fear that Ms. Norton will bring a philosophy to the office that only invites more Summitvilles.
Like all aquatic plants, Dr. Caraco said, the fast-spreading chestnuts draw oxygen from the river as part of their metabolism; but unlike the water celery, none of the oxygen they give off in photosynthesis returns to the water; instead, it is vented to the air.
A man with American and Canadian passports who lives in Singapore, Mr. Friedland first came to international attention in 1992 when cyanide-laced tailings washed out of the abandoned Summitville gold mine in Colorado, killing all aquatic life in the Alamosa River for 17 miles downstream.
Specifically, they keep asking how two of the ships ended up high and dry and rotting, the way all aquatic creatures do when wrested from their natural habitats... Describes a tugboat collision that damaged two of the ships, the fumbling repair job, construction of an unnecessary $2.9 million drydock, and the current deteriorating condition of the drydocked ships, at the Museum of Science..
Never mind that the government is now breaking European law left right and centre, spectacularly failing, for example, to ensure that all aquatic ecosystems are in good health by the end of this year, as it is supposed to do under the water framework directive.
In addition to their ecological roles as oxygen producers and as the food base for almost all aquatic life, algae are economically important as a source of crude oil and as sources of food and a number of pharmaceutical and industrial products for humans.
