When combined with optical measurements, SAFS allows for the characterization of several distinct pools of particles within different geographical and depth regions of the water column off the Oregon Coast.
They cover a wide geographical and depth range, from shallow-water sands at 10 m down to deep-sea muds at 5000 m.
An earthquake location includes a geographical position, a depth and an origin time.
Representative ground water samples were obtained from 24 bore wells selected on the basis of geographical variation, the depth ranges from 80 150 m.
Geographical heights and depths, of people, buildings, monuments, etc, should be converted, metres to feet.
Third, searches can be filtered from a list of taxa within the taxonomic resolution first specified, the preferred range of geographic position, date and depth, and preferred geographical feature, zone, habitat, sampler area (i.e. the amount of area that has been sampled by a given tool, like a trawl or a core) and mesh size.
Second, DEMIG POLICY expands the historical depth and geographical width of existing databases by covering migration policy changes in 45 countries from 1945 to 2014, albeit for some countries data reaches back to the late eighteenth century.
There is also a general inverse relationship between the knowledge of diversity and both water depth and geographical remoteness.
Filters are accessible for specifying ranges of geographical position, date and depth, or using a menu list of types of geographical feature, zone, habitat and type of study.
Columns bring information on longitude, latitude, taxa, synonymy, family, date, geographical feature, zone, habitat, depth, study type, mesh, sampler device, sampler area, subsample number, data setID, referenceID, AphiaID, NonatoID, sampler notes, site notes and sample notes.
