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Benthos (from
Ancient Gr**** βένθος (
bénthos) 'the
depths [of the sea]'), also
known as benthon, is the
community of
organisms that live on, in, or near...
- from the
Ancient Gr**** word βένθος (
bénthos),
meaning "the depths".
Organisms living in this zone are
called benthos and
include microorganisms (e.g., bacteria...
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water column near to (and
significantly affected by) the
seabed and the
benthos. The
demersal zone is just
above the
benthic zone and
forms a
layer of...
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conditions and
smaller grains in
lower energy conditions.
Benthos (from
Ancient Gr**** βένθος (
bénthos) 'the
depths [of the sea]'), also
known as benthon, is...
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seeps and
nonchemosynthetic communities such as
bacteria and
other micro-
benthos, meiofauna, macrofauna, and
megafauna (larger
organisms such as crabs,...
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propulsion (in the case of cephalopods) to
achieve aquatic locomotion.
Benthos ("bottom dwellers")
inhabit the
benthic zone at the
floor of
water bodies...
- or near the
bottom of a body of water.
Biologists often use the
terms benthos—particularly for
invertebrates such as s****fish, crabs, crayfish, sea...
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protege Celeste,
agreeing to stay
until Singer's deep
water laboratory, The
Benthos, is able to send the
sonar records of the accident. Back at the institute...
- (organisms,
including microscopic,
floating and
drifting within water)
Benthos (organisms,
including microscopic,
living at the
bottom of a body of water)...
- ponticus,
meroplankton and
larvae of gastropoda,
bivalvia and polychaete.
Benthos species reside mostly at the sea
bottom and
include worms, crustaceans...
