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- Thal****ia testudinum, commonly known as turtlegr****, is a species of marine seagr****. It forms meadows in shallow sandy or muddy locations in the Caribbean...
- Indo-Pacific) Thal****ia testudinum (Banks ex K.D.König) - Caribbean Turtlegr**** (Gulf of Mexico, Caribbean Sea, and Bermuda) "Genus: Thal****ia Banks ex K...
- drift, this has been shown to be false for at least one species, Thal****ia testudinum, which carries out a mixed biotic-abiotic strategy. Crustaceans (such...
- N-limitation. P availability in Thal****ia testudinum is the limiting nutrient. The nutrient distribution in Thal****ia testudinum ranges from 29.4 to 43.3% C...
- of lagoons provide areas of growth for sea gr****es. Turtle gr**** (Thal****ia testudinum) is common in the Caribbean as is manatee gr**** (Syringodium filiforme)...
- Dictyota cervicornis Stypopodium zonale Sea gr****es turtlegr**** Thal****ia testudinum manatee gr**** Syringodium filiforme Echinoderms donkey dung sea cu****ber...
- from 1987 to 1991 as thousands of hectares of turtlegr**** beds (Thal****ia testudinum) were devastated by high levels of toxic dissolved sulfide. 10,000...
- gr**** near the Horseshoe back reef. The main species of seagr**** are Thal****ia testudinum and Syringodium, with small colonies of loggerhead sponges (Spheciospongia...
- located at the Gerace Research Centre, but no longer stands. Seagr**** (Thal****ia testudinum) bed with several echinoids (Tripneustes ventricosus), Grahams Harbor...
- the Gulf of Mexico. Juveniles are found in beds of turtle gr**** (Thal****ia testudinum). The Scarus Coeruleus fish greatly depend on coral reef systems...