The phrase "atlantic species" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to species that are native to or commonly found in the Atlantic Ocean or its surrounding regions.
Example: "The study focused on the migration patterns of various Atlantic species, including fish and marine mammals."
Alternatives: "species of the Atlantic" or "Atlantic marine species".
Likewise, the diverse families Chaenopsidae and Labrisomidae are represented in the GC by 45 species each, but elsewhere in the Atlantic there are only four and 11 Atlantic species in each of these families respectively [ 40, 58, 59].
The horned puffin (F. corniculata) is a Pacific relative of the Atlantic species.
The fishes of the Mediterranean are related to subtropical Atlantic species.
The Atlantic species (D. cepedianum), also called hickory shad and fall herring, ranges through the southern United States.
Of the eight Atlantic species of tuna (bigeye, blackfin, albacore, yellowfin, bluefin, bonito, skipjack and little tunny), bluefin is by far the fattiest and the best for eating.
Lobster, crab, scallops, herring, cod, mackerel, and a variety of other North Atlantic species make up the bulk of the catch.
"They will have no choice but to hit on some of the mid-Atlantic species that they might not bother with," Ms. Freierman said.
Cold-seep amphi-Atlantic species represent various taxonomic groups differing in reproductive strategies.
Epibiotic bryozoans growing on deep-water corals were found to be different from shallow-water assemblages and constituted a greater proportion of Boreo-Atlantic species [182].
Two components of the ATP synthase complex, one encoded in the mitochondrium (mt-atp6), the other in the nucleus (atp5c1), show significant signs of diversifying selection between the two Atlantic eel species possibly due to co-adaptation in at least one of the species.
Hence, moving eastward into areas less influenced by Atlantic waters, species richness also declines.
