- Meiobenthos, also
called meiofauna, are
small benthic invertebrates that live in
marine or
freshwater environments, or both. The term
meiofauna loosely defines...
-
Australian megafauna.
Meiofauna are
small benthic invertebrates that live in both
marine and
freshwater environments. The term
meiofauna loosely defines a...
- The
Bahariya Formation (also
transcribed as
Baharija Formation) is a
fossiliferous geologic formation dating back to the
early Cenomanian,
which outcrops...
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nonchemosynthetic communities such as
bacteria and
other micro-benthos,
meiofauna, macrofauna, and
megafauna (larger
organisms such as crabs, sea pens,...
- J Sugumaran,
Maryland S
Naveed (10 July 2005). "Impact of
tsunami on
meiofauna of
Marina beach, Chennai, India".
Current Science. 89 (1): 34–38. JSTOR 24110427...
- (especially bacteria)
practiced by
animals of the mesofauna,
microfauna and
meiofauna.
Microbivorous animals include some soil nematodes,
springtails or flies...
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detrital food
chain includes a
large amount of microbes, macroinvertebrates,
meiofauna, fungi, and bacteria.
These organisms are
consumed by
omnivores and carnivores...
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genus Magnapinna. Deep-sea
gigantism is not
generally observed in the
meiofauna (organisms that p****
through a 1 mm (0.039 in) mesh),
which actually exhibit...
- micro-carrion. In the
context of
older ecological models of the micro- and
meiofauna,
protozoa may be a food
source for microinvertebrates. Most
species of...
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frequently grow
where undersea currents flow,
which allows them to feed on the
meiofauna that is
swept by.
Since undersea currents benefit the corals, they will...
