- A
sympagic environment is one
where water exists mostly as a solid, ice, such as a
polar ice cap or glacier.
Solid sea ice is
permeated with
channels filled...
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water freezes, the ice is
riddled with brine-filled
channels which sustain sympagic organisms such as bacteria, algae,
copepods and annelids. In turn, they...
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strategies is to dive to
around 50 m (160 ft),
where it can
easily spot
sympagic fish like the bald
notothen (Pagothenia borchgrevinki)
swimming against...
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water freezes, the ice is
riddled with brine-filled
channels which sustain sympagic organisms such as bacteria, algae,
copepods and annelids,
which in turn...
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often found along the
under surfaces of ice
foraging for prey such as
sympagic copepods and krill. In turn, it is
known to be pre**** upon by the ploughfish...
-
isoprenoid I and II are
unique in that they are
primarily produced by
sympagic diatoms.
Sympagic diatoms live in
channels at the base of sea ice,
making them a...
- First-year
ridges with
large macroporosity are
important for the ice-****ociated
sympagic communities and
identified as
potential ecological hotspots and proposed...
- 110°E and 130°E.
Experiments dealt with ice
thickness and snow cover, the
sympagic fauna and
flora and
examined the
effects of
ocean currents and wind. The...
- Arctic.
Estimates range from 700,000 to 4
million years. The specialized,
sympagic (i.e. ice-****ociated)
community within the sea ice is
found in the tiny...
- TEP
concentrations were
found under arctic sea ice,
probably released by
sympagic algae. TEP is
efficiently recycled in the ocean, as
heterotrophic grazers...
