Sentence examples for oceanic communities from inspiring English sources

At a local scale, neritic communities tend to be less diverse than oceanic communities [70].

The shelf community in this region is similar to northern oceanic communities in its strong seasonality, high variability, and lower diversity.

Thus, Arctic assemblages are distinct from other oceanic communities and may contain autochthonous phylogenetic groups adapted to live under polar conditions (Malmstrom et al., 2007).

Given that oceanic island communities are often simpler than continental communities, evaluating the extent of redundancy across different ecological functions on islands is extremely important.

This hypothesis may help explain how oceanic viral communities maintain high local diversity.

Despite this, there is a paucity of studies examining how endemic communities on oceanic islands may be distributed across such human-modified habitats.

It is usually reported in Australian Aboriginal communities, other Oceanic nations (Papua New Guinea, Fiji, Solomon Islands, Vanuatu) [ 7], and in some parts of India, Chile and Trinidad [ 5], and is uncommon outside these communities.

However, communities inhabiting these oceanic environments exhibited striking similarities (Figure 2A and Table 2).

Microbial communities in deeper oceanic layers, particularly below 1,000 m (bathypelagic and abyssal waters), have low cell densities and low metabolic activities partially due to the extreme reigning conditions.

Here, we developed this approach by manipulating temperature on and around settlement panels to conduct highly novel in situ experiments on the response of natural communities to simulated oceanic warming.

A few exceptional locations provide the chance to study microbial communities at high oceanic depth without being affected by near zero temperatures, therefore providing the opportunity to assess the relative importance of pressure and temperature in microbial adaptation at genomic level in the natural environment.