Bacterioplankton abundance was two orders of magnitude higher in bay waters (107 cells.mL−1) compared to insular water (105 cells.mL−1).mL−1
This species inhabits continental and insular shelves from inshore waters to at least a depth of 170 m, and usually swims close to the sea floor.
This effect may decrease circulation velocity in areas adjacent to the SPSPA, in addition to generating a system of sublayer vortices which provide longer residence time in waters near the insular ecosystem.
Water Mill, snail-paced and insular, with far fewer late-night dining options, "is a different kind of precious and rare," she said.
California water policy can be an insular, jargon-ridden field.
This species may be found from coastal waters to well offshore, over continental and insular shelves.
Coke's board passed at a chance to buy Gatorade (which PepsiCo snatched up), and the company, known for its insular culture, was slow to adapt as consumers turned to bottled water and other beverages, rather than soda.
Some were recorded over continental and insular shelves, both from near the sea floor and in mid-water.
Galapagos sharks are generally found over continental and insular shelves near the coast, preferring rugged reef habitats with clear water and strong converging currents.
For starters, both plays begin with young men fantasizing about breaking away from the insular, landbound world where they've been living, and hitting the open water.
The risk of water pollution due to pesticides is very high in the insular areas of the French West Indies (FWI).
