Sentence examples for both surface and subterranean from inspiring English sources

The World Marine, Freshwater and Terrestrial Isopod Crustaceans database subdivides the order into eleven suborders: Asellota – The suborder containing the majority of freshwater isopod species, found in both surface and subterranean waters, along with some deepwater marine species.

The ability of P. reddelli to inhabit both surface and subterranean habitats probably allowed this scorpion to persist in caves scattered across its current distribution during cycles of unfavourable Pleistocene climate.

N. timavi inhabits surface and subterranean waters of low conductivity and carbonatic hardness, both on limestone and flysch.

N. krameri inhabits surface and subterranean waters with high conductivity and high carbonatic hardness, both on limestone and flysch.

Great writers hit us over the head because they present characters whose imaginary lives have real consequences (at least while we're reading about them), and because they see the world in much the way we do: complicated by surface and subterranean feelings, by ambiguity and misapprehension, and by the misalliance of consciousness and perception.

Malacostracans are abundant in all permanent waters of the world: in the seas from the tropics to the poles and from the tidal zone to the abyss; in surface and subterranean fresh waters of all continents except Antarctica (where they once existed); and terrestrially on all continental landmasses and all tropical and temperate islands.

Therefore, different replicate pairs of surface and subterranean populations represent independent derivations of troglomorphy.

However, there are several reasons why genetic admixture between surface and subterranean forms within the E. neotenes complex is likely.

The component of the climate system composed of liquid surface and subterranean water, such as oceans, seas, rivers, freshwater lakes, underground water, etc.

Here we provide a phylogenetic analysis of the eastern Blepsimolge based on mtDNA sequence data from extensive sampling of surface and subterranean sites, and we relate our phylogenetic hypothesis to new data on morphological variation within the group.

Although morphological convergence between E. tridentifera and Typhlomolge has been established [ 17], the extent of morphological divergence (and parallelism) among other surface and subterranean populations of the eastern Blepsimolge has not been formally evaluated.