نتایج جستجو برای: calcareous algae

تعداد نتایج: 22380  

Journal: :Marine Geology 2023

Quaternary deposits of the Midyan coast Saudi Arabia include coral-bearing limestones interbedded with sheet-flow siliciclastic sands and gravels, interpreted as braid-delta fan deposits. The their contained faunas provide evidence periodic local stabilization gravel surfaces effective starvation supply. Some indicate growth deposition in waters a metre or so deep whereas others were substantia...

2014
Anja Madelen Ödman Pål Axel Olsson

Understanding the land use history has proven crucial for the conservation of biodiversity in the agricultural landscape. In southern Sweden, very small and fragmented areas of the disturbance-dependent habitat xeric sand calcareous grassland support a large number of threatened and rare plants and animals. In order to find out if historical land use could explain variation in present-day habit...

2014
Christopher E. Cornwall Philip W. Boyd Christina M. McGraw Christopher D. Hepburn Conrad A. Pilditch Jaz N. Morris Abigail M. Smith Catriona L. Hurd

Anthropogenically-modulated reductions in pH, termed ocean acidification, could pose a major threat to the physiological performance, stocks, and biodiversity of calcifiers and may devalue their ecosystem services. Recent debate has focussed on the need to develop approaches to arrest the potential negative impacts of ocean acidification on ecosystems dominated by calcareous organisms. In this ...

2004
M. Fine E. Meroz - Fine O. Hoegh - Guldberg

Corals, the framework builders of reefs, live in close association with a range of phototrophic species including intracellular dinoflagellates and skeletal-dwelling endolithic microalgae and cyanobacteria. Microendoliths and especially the siphonaceous green algae Ostreobium Bornet and Flahault (Jeffrey, 1968; Lukas, 1974; Le Campion-Alsumard et al., 1995) inhabit the calcareous skeleton of ma...

2015
G. O. Longo R. A. Morais C. D. L. Martins T. C. Mendes A. W. Aued D. V. Cândido J. C. de Oliveira L. T. Nunes L. Fontoura M. N. Sissini M. M. Teschima M. B. Silva F. Ramlov L. P. Gouvea C. E. L. Ferreira B. Segal P. A. Horta S. R. Floeter Giacomo Bernardi

The Southwestern Atlantic harbors unique and relatively understudied reef systems, including the only atoll in South Atlantic: Rocas atoll. Located 230 km off the NE Brazilian coast, Rocas is formed by coralline red algae and vermetid mollusks, and is potentially one of the most "pristine" areas in Southwestern Atlantic. We provide the first comprehensive and integrative description of the fish...

Journal: :Journal of environmental quality 2004
Benjamin L Turner Mary A Kay Dale T Westermann

Colloidal particles in runoff may have an important role in P transfer from soils to waterbodies, but remain poorly understood. We investigated colloidal molybdate-reactive phosphorus (MRP) in surface runoff and water extracts of calcareous arable soils from the semiarid western United States. Colloidal MRP was determined by ultrafiltration and operationally defined as MRP associated with parti...

Journal: :Journal of environmental management 2002
N G Burnside R F Smith S Waite

The South Downs Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, UK, is an internationally and nationally important landscape, which contains a significant proportion (28%) of the southeast of England's calcareous grassland resource. The traditional calcareous grassland habitats characteristic of the downland landscape have suffered significant losses since the Second World War, and the remaining sites are ...

2016
Michał A. Glinicki Daria Jóźwiak-Niedźwiedzka Karolina Gibas Mariusz Dąbrowski

The objective of this paper is to examine the possible use of new blended cements containing calcareous fly ash in structural concrete, potentially adequate for structural elements of nuclear power plants. The investigation included five new cements made with different contents of non-clinker constituents: calcareous fly ash, siliceous fly ash, ground granulated blastfurnace slag, and a referen...

Journal: :Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America 2007
Aaron O'Dea Jeremy B C Jackson Helena Fortunato J Travis Smith Luis D'Croz Kenneth G Johnson Jonathan A Todd

Paleontologists typically treat major episodes of extinction as single and distinct events in which a major environmental perturbation results in a synchronous evolutionary response. Alternatively, the causes of biotic change may be multifaceted and extinction may lag behind the changes ultimately responsible because of nonlinear ecological dynamics. We examined these alternatives for the major...

2005
Robert S. Sawin Ronald R. West

In situ occurrences of the calcareous marine phylloid alga Calcipatera cottonwoodensis in the Permian Cottonwood Limestone Member (Beattie Limestone) occur in Greenwood County, Kansas, in association with platy algal packstones, which are the phylloid algal facies most commonly described in the literature. The in situ algal facies occurs in the upper 0.45 m of an exposure where it is overlain a...

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