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calanus finmarchicus उदाहरण वाक्य
उदाहरण वाक्य
अधिक: आगे- "Calanus finmarchicus " primarily feeds on different forms of phytoplankton.
- "Calanus finmarchicus " has survived intense periods of climate change.
- Copepods are so small that four of the Calanus finmarchicus species, a common type, would fit end to end on a dime.
- "Calanus finmarchicus " is one of the most commonly found species of zooplankton in the subarctic waters of the North Atlantic.
- The copepod, " Calanus finmarchicus ", which dominates the northeastern Atlantic coast, has been shown to be greatly infected by this parasite.
- A recent study has found that the abundance of one such animal, a copepod called Calanus finmarchicus, rises and falls in close concert with the North Atlantic oscillation.
- "Calanus finmarchicus " is especially important ecologically because it shows rapid responses to climate variability, including shifts in species'distribution and abundance, timing of life history events, and trophic relationships.
- A study in the Barents Sea found that it ingests prey ranging from small copepods to amphipods and krill, but that its staple diet consists of large copepod species such as " Calanus finmarchicus ", " Calanus glacialis ", " Calanus hyperboreus " and " Metridia longa ".
- Zooplankton is mostly represented by the copepods " Calanus finmarchicus " and " Calanus hyperboreus ", where the former occurs about four times more often than the latter and is mostly found in the Atlantic streams, whereas " C . hyperboreus " dominates the Arctic waters; they are the main diet of most marine predators.
- In 2015 a randomized, two-period crossover human study, showed that EPA and DHA from oil extracted from the small crustacean " Calanus finmarchicus " was highly bioavailable and the study concluded that oil from " C . finmarchicus " could serve as a relevant source of the healthy omega-3 fatty acids EPA, DHA and SDA . 86 % of the oil from " C . finmarchicus " comes as wax esters.