- A
troglobite (or, formally, troglobiont) is an
animal species, or po****tion of a species,
strictly bound to
underground habitats, such as caves. These...
-
centre of Seoul. Some fish (colloquially
known as cavefish) and
other troglobite organisms are
adapted to life in
subterranean rivers and lakes. Examples...
- G.
Wells for his 1895 novel, The Time
Machine Trog (disambiguation)
Troglobite, a cave
animal Trilobite, a
group of
extinct marine arthropods This disambiguation...
- into
three main
categories based on
their ecology:
Troglobionts (or
troglobites): species, or po****tions of species,
strictly bound to subterranean...
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evolved from subsp. glandulosus.
Obligate cave-dwelling species,
known as
troglobites, are
often endemic to
small areas, even to
single individual caves, because...
- to
constant starvation. Cave
organisms fall into
three basic classes:
Troglobites are
obligatory cavernicoles,
specialized for cave life. Some can leave...
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salamander (Eurycea rathbuni) is a rare and
endangered cave-dwelling
troglobite amphibian native to San Marcos, Hays County, Texas,
specifically the San...
- The
Kentucky cave
shrimp (Palaemonias ganteri) is an eyeless,
troglobite shrimp. It
lives in
caves in
Barren County,
Edmonson County, Hart
County and Warren...
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nutrients through groundwater infiltration.
Texella reddelli is a type of
troglobite.
These species survived in the cave
environment and
adapted to it. The...
- Cave Network,
China Cave-inhabiting
animals are
often categorized as
troglobites (cave-limited species),
troglophiles (species that can live
their entire...
