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Neuston, also
called pleuston, are
organisms that live at the
surface of a body of water, such as an ocean, estuary, lake, river,
wetland or pond. Neuston...
- Physaliidae. The
Portuguese man o' war is a con****uous
member of the
neuston, the
community of
organisms that live at the
surface of the ocean. It has...
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differentiates these organisms from
those that
float on the water's surface,
called neuston,
those that can swim
against a current,
called n****n, and
those that live...
- that live
partly in and
partly out of the
water like this are
known as
neuston. Offs****
boaters sometimes encounter thousands of V.
velella on the water...
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comparisons among studies.
Floating debris typically is
sampled with a
neuston or
manta trawl net
lined with 0.33 mm [0.013 in] mesh.
Given the very high...
- four main
groups according to
their positions within the
water column.
Neustons ("floaters"), more
specifically the zooneustons,
inhabit the
surface ecosystem...
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plants rooted in the bottom, but with
leaves floating on the
water surface Neuston:
vascular plants that
float freely in the
water Terrestrial plants may...
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propel itself (though
generally insufficient to
overcome strong currents).
Neuston (organisms,
including microscopic,
living at the
surface of the water)...
- productivity.
Organisms that live
freely at the
ocean surface,
termed neuston,
include keystone organisms like the
golden seaweed Sarg****um that makes...
- make them most
closely related to lizardfish.
Flying and
gliding animals Neuston Tradeoffs for
locomotion in air and
water Fossilworks. "Exocoetidae". Archived...
