- only cave
visitors (subtroglophiles and trogloxenes). Land-dwelling
troglobites may be
referred to as troglofauna,
while aquatic species may be called...
-
conservation List of
troglobites Subterranean animals Speleology Subterranean river Phil
Chapman (1982). "The
Origins of
Troglobites" (PDF). Proceedings...
- rapidly. True
cavernicolous species,
troglobites,
include many
animals apart from insects.
There are
various troglobites among the planarians, Oligochaeta...
- Cave Network,
China Cave-inhabiting
animals are
often categorized as
troglobites (cave-limited species),
troglophiles (species that can live
their entire...
-
multiple names:
authors list (link) Phil
Chapman (1982). "The
Origins of
Troglobites" (PDF).
Proceedings of the
University of
Bristol Spelæological Society...
- Cave
living may
refer to:
Human cave
dwellers Troglobites and Trogloxenes, cave-dwelling
animals Underground living in
caves Caving Cave
diving Cave painting...
- some experts.)
Plethodon dixi, the
Dixie Caverns salamander List of
troglobites Encyclopedia of
Caves Streambed microstructure predicts evolution of...
-
temperatures nearly 100%
humidity is
required for most
troglobites.
There are some 7,700
species of
troglobites, but this is
probably only a
small portion of the...
- G.
Wells for his 1895 novel, The Time
Machine Trog (disambiguation)
Troglobite, a cave
animal Trilobite, a
group of
extinct marine arthropods This disambiguation...
-
classified into 3 categories,
based on
their ecology:
troglobionts (or
troglobites):
species strongly bound to
subterranean habitats; troglophiles: species...
