- A
bioindicator is any
species (an
indicator species) or
group of
species whose function, po****tion, or
status can
reveal the
qualitative status of the...
-
linked to the
consumption of
contaminated fish. H.
aimara is a good
bioindicator of such contamination. This is the
largest of the
Hoplias species with...
- indicator. In fact, the
plant has all the
characteristics of a good
bioindicator: It is a
benthic species; Has a long life cycle; Is
widespread throughout...
-
transport or "goldrush"
behavior appeared.
Bivalve molluscs are used as
bioindicators to
monitor the
health of
aquatic environments in both
fresh water and...
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Hierodula patellifera,
commonly known as
giant Asian mantis,
Asian mantis,
Indochina mantis and
Harabiro Mantis, is a
species of
praying mantis in the...
- widespread, and
susceptible to the West Nile virus,
making them
useful as a
bioindicator to
track the virus's spread.
Direct transmission of the
virus from crows...
-
Photobacterium phosp****um is a Gram-negative,
bioluminescent bacterium living in
symbiosis with deep-sea
marine organisms, such as anglerfish. It can...
- Pearson,
David L.; Barrera,
Roberto R. (1998). "A test for the
adequacy of
bioindicator taxa: Are
tiger beetles (Coleoptera: Cicindelidae)
appropriate indicators...
- of study.
These special characteristics make
Pediastrum useful as a
bioindicator. Therefore,
Pediastrum is very
useful in the
fields of
paleoecology and...
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where caddisflies are
known as "sedges".
Caddisflies are
useful as
bioindicators, as they are
sensitive to
water pollution and are
large enough to be...
