Sea cucumber, Holothuria spp., is one of the most common shallow-water tropical sea cucumbers in the Indo-Pacific, spanning from Madagascar to French Polynesia [7].
Globally, orthocerids (65% of collections), endocerids (63% of collections) and actinocerids (52% of collections) are most common in shallow subtidal, reefal and peritidal settings (Figure 3, Table 1) Conclusively, it is evident that cephalopod associations occur worldwide in the Middle Ordovician offshore settings.
Volutes are most common in warm, shallow waters but occur also in polar seas.
Nitrate is one of the most common contaminants in shallow groundwater, and many sources may contribute to the nitrate load within an aquifer.
The study also noted that males were most common in the shallower two groups, while females were more common in the deeper two groups.
This shark is most common in water shallower than 30 m, but has been known to dive to 378 m (1240 feet).
Starting from a distinction between shallow and deep modes of failure, the paper presents the most common failure mechanisms for shallow failure in tension, including procedures for calculation of foundation tensile capacity under vertical and inclined loading.
Diatoms, throughout their geologic history, have been most common in areas of shallow water or upwelling where nutrients are carried into the euphotic zone.
The purpose of this paper is to estimate the probability that a dry tree well abandoned using rigless methods, the most common approach in the shallow water Gulf of Mexico, requires remediation after initial operations are completed.
The most common haplotypes within each of shallow and deep types were represented by 54 and 30 individuals, respectively.
Commercial dryers are available in many forms and sites but most common are the rotary kilns and shallow fluidized bed dryers.
