Sentence examples for ocean origin from inspiring English sources

It is regarded as a living fossil owing to its Tethys Ocean origin [ 10- 13].

Given that Peru is not the probable root of dusky dolphin origin, there are two alternative scenarios to explain the marked isolation of Peru from other geographical regions, both of which support a South Pacific/Indian Ocean origin.

These studies suggest an alternative Atlantic/Indian Ocean origin [ 8], which is inconsistent with an anti-tropical speciation event in the Pacific Ocean and necessitates an alternative explanation for the transition between oceans.

Figure 2d shows that AGWs of oceanic origin propagate obliquely away from the ocean surface.

The Indo-Pacific Ocean – the origin of seagrass - has the largest number of seagrass species worldwide with huge meadows of mixed species stands, but the taxonomy of Halophila members is still unclear and genetic variation has not been much investigated so far [ 1].

The western part has relatively greater rainfall, a more continental-like raindrop size distribution, and more Indian Ocean monsoon-like origin than the eastern part.

Migration rates and effective population size of bigeye tuna populations were estimated based on geographic regions (ocean basins) of origin using both ML and BI methods [ 20].

Although these fish crisscross the ocean, each stock returns annually to breed in its place of origin.

This use of diatoms for identification has also been applied to determining the origin of ocean streams, and Cleve's work on diatoms, The Seasonal Distribution of Atlantic Plankton Organisms (1900), became a basic text on oceanography.

Emergency responders found a half-mile slick in the ocean and traced the origin to a ruptured onshore pipeline spewing oil into a rainwater drain which ran to the ocean.

The first is the least realistic, because hydrothermal environments have likely been a persistent feature of the ocean floor since the origin of our planet [11].