- An
anchialine system (/ˈæŋkiəlaɪn/, from Gr****
ankhialos 'near the sea') is a
landlocked body of
water with a
subterranean connection to the ocean. Depending...
- turtle),
Hawaiian monk seal,
native bees, orange-black damselfly, and
other anchialine pool fauna.
Native birds are seen near the s**** and
cliffs or fly over...
- sea s****,
sometimes in
large numbers. Such
pools are
referred to as
anchialine pools (from the Gr****
anchialos = near the sea). They have also been found...
- H.
rubra is
native to Hawaii,
where it and
other tiny
shrimp occupy anchialine pools.
These are
puddles or
ponds located near s****s and
surrounded with...
-
talus or scree, and may be
subject to
frequent rockfalls and landslides.
Anchialine caves are caves,
usually coastal,
containing a
mixture of
freshwater and...
- Bahamas, all
known species of
remipedians have been
found exclusively in
anchialine cave systems. The
first species in this
group to be
described was Speleonectes...
-
features of the
ancient Hawaiian culture including aquaculture fishponds,
anchialine ponds and petroglyphs. Ala
Kahakai or "trail by the sea" is the name for...
-
reaches about 7
millimetres (0.28 in) in
length and
inhabits a
single anchialine cave on
Eleuthera Island. The
specific epithet commemorates Frederick...
-
deeper saline water directly in the
anchialine pool, or
sometimes it may be
accessible by cave diving.
Anchialine systems are
extremely common worldwide...
- Xibalb**** = 'from Xibalba') is a venomous,
hermaphroditic crustacean found in
anchialine caves on the Yucatán
Peninsula in the
Caribbean Sea. This
blind remipede...
