Sentence examples for deeper environments from inspiring English sources

They are thought to prefer colder, deeper environments but may be found anywhere between the sea surface and depths of 2,200 meters (about 7,200 feet).

These Zoophycos underwent evolutionary and environmental changes during the Jurassic Cretaceous interval, becoming more lobate and larger, as they migrate to deeper and deeper environments.

Shallow supratidal and intertidal sub-environments alternating with deeper environments of shelf embayments associated with a maximum rise in sea level are indicated by the Paleocene Farrud Member of the Beda Formation.

[32, 39, 40] Burrows of organisms in deeper environments have been studied using underwater television and remote photography, [36, 41, 43] and through mesocosm experiments conducted with organisms collected from sediments[44, 45].

We cannot rule out the possibility, however, that the characteristics of the original fluids in the deeper environments have been changed by mixing with SPF in the shallower sediments during the ascent.

In the future, by conducting experiments with water and rock to determine trace elements not analyzed by You et al. ([1996]), a tracer that sensitively records information from deeper environments should be identified and utilized.

The Cretaceous taxon lived probably crawling on the firm substrates in shallow-water environments as some recent involutines, which do not agree with the deeper environment suggested for the Triassic and Early Jurassic relatives.

But the overall recovery of the oceans, particularly deep environments, took much longer.

"We've gotten a pretty resounding response from the science community," he said, "because they have such limited funding and access to these deep environments".

This method provides a new concept for achieving efficient simultaneous exploitation of coal and gas at deep environments and reducing greenhouse gas emissions.

"And being completely speculative, on somewhere like Mars, where the surface may have been habitable in its early history, water could have percolated into deep environments and been preserved on planetary timescales".