Sentence examples for dive depth in from inspiring English sources

The buoyancy of Barrow's goldeneye ducks is 4.25 N kg−1 according to a previous study [7] yielding an average buoyancy for our ducks of 2.85 N. Reduction of buoyancy with dive depth in the similarly sized (and similarly buoyant) Lesser scaup is estimated as 15% at 1.2 m depth and 25.5% at 2 m depth [25].

Other parameters, such as ocean depth, could be coupled with the animal diving depth in the same way.

Diving depth in the Gulf Stream may have been linked to surface water temperatures, but the causal relationship was unclear.

The passage from an oceanic transit area to a neritic TRA (FG05-5, SU05-1, PA05-4, PA05-5, UR05-1, UR06-3, UR06-3) wassociatedted with a decrease in swimming velocity (p<0.05 in all cases, except SU05-1, Table S1, Fig. 5), in the mean straightness index for the motor path and in dive depth (p<0.05 in all cases, except SU05-1, Table S1, Fig. 5).

Tollit, D. J. et al. Variation in harbour seal Phoca vitulina diet and dive-depths in relation to foraging habitat.

No clear diel patterns in dive depth were apparent, although diving depths appear to have been greatest in mid morning and again before sunset, which shows partial overlap with deeper diving periods for sooty shearwaters [11].

We used three parameters (number of buzzes, maximum dive depth and duration) measured in 259 dives by digital acoustic recording tags (DTAGs) deployed on 20 individual whales off Cape Hatteras.

This model predicts that within the ACCR, the probability of overlap between Tmax and dive depth is generally high in open water regardless of season, while the presence of sea ice in winter and spring reduces this probability of overlap.

To obtain representative daily parameters of depth preference we first tested for the presence or absence of any diurnal variation in dive depth (DDV) by comparing a sigmoidal vs an intercept-only linear model of dive depth as a function of time of day.

Daily maximum dive depths while in the Gulf Stream averaged ±8 m (n = 883) with a maximum of 1008 m, and varied across months.

Kerguelen shags probably also adjust the amount of air they load just before submerging, and this explains variation in buoyancy with dive depth.