The lower part of the analysed section is
depauperate of zonal conodont species and isotope data are not representative, which makes an exact stratigraphic subdivision of this part of the core impossible.
We documented a consistent increase in coral abundance in shallow habitats over the past 15 years, despite naturally
depauperate fish assemblages and intense fishing pressure that is likely most responsible for the low fish abundances, small body sizes, and skewed trophic structure (Friedlander et al.
tend to be
depauperate in terms of species richness.
Bryozoans in transition: the
depauperate and patchy Jurassic biota.
lotor in western Nebraska was extremely
depauperate.
In California, offshore oil platforms have accumulated a broad array of marine life from the surface to the seafloor in areas that are otherwise
depauperate of natural reef or complex structure.
The current distribution of frogs in the far south of South America has been explained by the means of three different hypothesis: 1)
Depauperate hypothesis (DARLINGTON, 1965), 2) "Ancient assemblage" hypothesis (CEI, 1962), and 3) "Complex history" hypothesis (VUILLEUMIER, 1968).
The parasitic fauna of the contemporary population was
depauperate (Marquard-Petersen, 1997).
The relatively
depauperate Holarctic faunas are the best known overall (Froeschner, 1988; J.
Interestingly, the streams that were located in suburban parks also possessed
depauperate macroinvertebrate communities, as evidenced by low scores.
It had been assumed that these inputs of degraded water from upstream would limit the fish population in the lower Pigeon River to a
depauperate community of pollution-tolerant species (Wiley and Seelbach 1998; MacDonald et al.
The results show that plantations were very
depauperate in both species richness and number of individuals.
