neritic การใช้

• This is followed by neritic limestones precipitated in calm conditions.
• Inoceramids tended to live in upper bathyal and neritic environments.
• They are mostly found in the north Atlantic Ocean, neritic waters around Japan,
• The eggs provide evidence that ammonites had similar life cycles to modern neritic cephalopods.
• This is a brackishwater pelagic-neritic fish, up to 12 cm maximum length.
• Species with neritic distributions include the four species of the genus " Nyctiphanes ".
• These bivalves normally live under the surface of sandy and muddy sediments, in the neritic zone.
• It lives in the Pelagic-Neritic zone of the ocean between 61-180 meters deep.
• Devil fish inhabit offshore areas to the neritic zone, their range as deep as several thousand meters.
• It has an extended habitat as it grows both high up the shore and in the neritic zone.
• The pelagic zone can be further subdivided into two subregions : the neritic zone and the oceanic zone.
• Oysters sometimes occur in dense beds in the neritic zone and, like most bivalves, are filter feeders.
• It is a brackish, freshwater, pelagic-neritic subtropical fish up to 11.0 cm maximal length.
• Because they need sunlight, they inhabit the upper, sunlit epipelagic zone, which includes the coastal or neritic zone.
• Coastal fish ( also called neritic or inshore fish ) inhabit the waters near the coast and above the continental shelf.
• Another species having only neritic distribution is " E . crystallorophias ", which is endemic to the Antarctic coastline.
• The neritic zone encompasses the water mass directly above the continental shelves whereas the oceanic zone includes all the completely open water.
• It is found on the lower shore and in the neritic zone in the warm temperate parts of the eastern Atlantic Ocean.
• Flat needlefish usually live in neritic ocean waters near islands, estuaries, and near coastal rivers where they feed on smaller fish and occasionally gather in large schools.
• Brinton, E . and A . W . Townsend . ( 1991 ) Development rates and habitat shifts in the Antarctic neritic euphausiid Euphausia crystallorophias, 1986-87.