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1. Benthic is a see also of planktonic

2. Planktonic is an antonym of Benthic

3. Planktic/planktonic, nektic/nektonic, benthic/Benthonic - Volume 65 Issue 2

4. Studies to date suggest that the planktonic-Biofilm transition is a complex and highly regulated process

5. Trends in Copepod Studies is a somewhat disparate collection of studies of marine planktonic Copepods

6. A "Copepod" is a type of zooplankton, a planktonic crustacean distantly related to shrimp and crabs

7. Three types of planktonic larvae (Atrochous lobeless, Müller's, and Götte's) are [Show full abstract] described

8. As adjectives the difference between planktonic and Benthic is that planktonic is of or pertaining to plankton while Benthic is pertaining to the benthos; living on the seafloor, as opposed to floating in the ocean.

9. A few testate Amebae can be planktonic (e.g., Difflugia), but most live in soils and in Sphagnum bogs

10. • Biofilm formation begins with a transition of bacteria from the planktonic (free swimming) form to its genetically distinct attached formgenetically distinct attached form

11. Organic Evolution by Richard Swann Lull (1917) "Mero-planktonic larvae are found in every group of aquatic sedentary Benthonic animals

12. Three types of planktonic larvae (Atrochous lobeless, Müller's, and Götte's) are [Show full abstract] described

13. Most marine Crustaceans have planktonic larval stages; some exceptions: amphipods and isopods carry young until they are well-developed miniature versions of adults

14. Biostratigraphy and paleoecology of early Miocene through early Pleistocene Benthonic and planktonic Foraminifera, San Joaquin Hills-Newport Bay-Dana Point area, Orange County, California

15. The flora of the lake bottom sediments is composed of planktonic, periphytic, and aerophilous diatom taxa, with Cyclotella stelligera and Tabellaria flocculosa as dominant species.

16. The diet of the fairy Basslet consists primarily of free-living planktonic crustaceans, but the species will also eat parasitic forms (ectoparasites

17. The stratigraphic, geographic and bathymetric distribution of some Paleocene Benthonic foraminiferal assemblages have been studied in the Tethyan and circum-Atlantic regions within the framework of planktonic foraminiferal zones

18. Although the lobate Ctenophore Mnemiopsis leidyi is an influential planktonic predator, the mechanisms enabling it to capture its characteristically wide range of prey have not been systematically examined

19. Planktonic and larger Benthonic foraminifers of the Upper Cretaceous (Santonian–Maastrichtian)-Lower Tertiary (Danian) rock units from north, northwest and central Anatolian fore-arc basins have

20. Biofilm-associated microorganisms behave differently from planktonic (freely suspended) organisms with respect to growth rates and ability to resist antimicrobial treatments and therefore pose a public health problem

21. It is thought that this was the first time that planktonic organisms inhabiting open oceans would export CaCO 3 into the deep ocean via their Calcareous skeletons, which is important for the biogeochemical cycle

22. Captain® Liquid Copper Algaecide is the right tool for economical and fast-acting control of a broad-spectrum of filamentous algae and planktonic algae in a wide range of fresh water applications

23. Arachno-, Arachn- + (Greek: spider; the Arachnoidea; when used in medicine this Greek element refers to a membrane, veins, or any web-like structure in the body) Arachnactis A planktonic larva of tube anemones (Ceriantharia)

24. Compared with single planktonic cells, the Biofilm lifestyle arises from a deep transformation of the microbes’ physiology and metabolism, which can result in an exceptional tolerance against environmental stresses, exposure to antimicrobials and immune responses of host organisms.

25. Biofilm is a multidisciplinary, gold open access journal focused on hypothesis- or discovery-driven studies on microbial cells that grow in multicellular communities (including surface-attached Biofilms and suspended aggregates) and demonstrate different gene expression, growth rate, behavior and appearance to those that are in planktonic (free-living) state.

26. While planktonic species were quite sensitive to both UV and gamma radiation (maximum tolerance in the range of 65 to 260 krad) aerophytic and lithophytic species tolerated up to more than 2500 krad of gamma radiation and more than 4 hours of exposition to UV radiation.

27. The term “Calcareous algae” refers to various kinds of benthic and planktonic algae whose thalli contain biochemically precipitated calcium carbonate (CaCO 3) as skeletal material (Wray, 1977; Braga and Riding, 2005).Precipitation of CaCO 3 (as calcite and/or aragonite) may occur within or on the algal bodies

28. High Belemnite δ 18 O values, sometimes equating to paleotemperatures of less than 10°C in the early Middle Jurassic, have been interpreted as indicating nektobenthic habitat (e.g., Dutton et al., 2007; Wierzbowski and Joachimski, 2007).Other evidence for a nektobenthic habitat include: (1) δ 18 O values similar to benthic foraminiferal values and higher than planktonic foraminiferal values