Sentence examples for offshore habitat from inspiring English sources

This partly due to the long-standing confusion between this and other similar long-beaked tropical delphinids, as well as the species' offshore habitat.

We provide the first detailed description of the offshore habitat use of white sharks in the eastern North Pacific.

Highly detailed archival records from recovered satellite tags provide insights into vertical movements and allow for more detailed characterization of offshore habitat in relation to temperature and oxygen.

These losses and their movement via tidal outwellings and/ or incorporation into other biogeochemical processes can form an essential dimension of inshore or offshore habitat sustainment.

Declines in density and biomass during the late summer through early winter were possibly due to high post-settlement mortality and egress to offshore habitats.

We contend that bioregional analyses based on publicly available remote-sensing data are useful for identification of offshore habitats, especially when robust biological data are unavailable, as a framework for ecosystem reporting, and for inclusion in a systematic design for a representative offshore MPA network.

In back-to-back-to-back- to-back- to-back trips (yep, that's 5 return trips!), Bronx has explored these offshore habitats for over a month now.

These data support the hypothesis that during the Paleozoic, Monoplacophora moved from onshore to offshore habitats (Jablonski et al. 1983) and remained hidden in the deep sea until their discovery in the laboratory in 1956 (Lemche and Wingstrand 1959).

Hybrids are selected against (Gow et al. 2007), and one reason is that they are morphologically intermediate and thus have a lower feeding efficiency and growth rate in both the inshore and offshore habitats compared with the limnetic and benthic species (Hatfield and Schluter 1999; Rundle 2002).

The ocean is at risk from a cascading series of environmental disasters including industrial overfishing, pollution, loss of coastal and offshore habitats, and climate change.

It is found from coastal to offshore habitats to a depth of 100 m (330 ft), though it prefers shallow water.