- infralittoral,
which is
dominated by
sessile animals such as oysters. The
subtidal zone is the
region of the
neritic zone
which is
below the
intertidal zone...
- on
sandy beaches where moon
snails are living,
either intertidally or
subtidally. When they are intact, sand
collars are
shaped rather like an old-fashioned...
-
intertidally and can be
collected by clam digging, this
species lives subtidally, and can only be
collected by dredging. They grow to
sizes exceeding 50 mm...
- the
family Arachnactidae. This
species is
found in the
North Atlantic in
subtidal sand or
muddy sand at
depths of 15–130 m. This is a
large sea anemone,...
-
exposure of the zone. The low
intertidal zone,
which borders on the
shallow subtidal zone, is only
exposed to air at the
lowest of low
tides and is primarily...
-
large snail is
rather uncommon intertidally, but is much more
common subtidally. This species, like all moon snails,
feeds voraciously on
clams and other...
- in Peru and Chile.
Ensis macha lives in sand or
muddy sediments in the
subtidal zone,
where it can
burrow to a
depth of up to 13 metres.
Ensis macha is...
-
occurring in the
intertidal and
subtidal zones are
exposed to
highly variable environmental conditions due to
tidal changes.
Subtidal seagr****es are more frequently...
-
Nereocystis (Gr****, 'mermaid's bladder') is a
monotypic genus of
subtidal kelp
containing the
species Nereocystis luetkeana. Some
English names include...
- rivers, and lakes; in estuaries, mudflats, the
rocky intertidal, the
sandy subtidal, the
abyssal depths of the oceans,
including the
hydrothermal vents, and...
