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Why are there so many species in deep-sea sediments?
John D Gage
SAMS UHI
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Earth and Planetary Sciences
Habitat
100%
Species
100%
Deep-Sea Sediment
100%
Deep Sea
57%
Sea Bed
57%
Investigation
42%
Difference
42%
Species Richness
42%
Coexistence
42%
Knowledge
28%
Sediment
28%
Experiment
28%
Partitioning
28%
Complexity
14%
Datum
14%
Variability
14%
Mathematical Model
14%
Water
14%
Turbulence
14%
Continental Shelf
14%
Seaweed
14%
Organism
14%
Sample
14%
Sampling
14%
Observation
14%
Effort
14%
Context
14%
Sedimentation
14%
Mud
14%
Enrichment
14%
Size
14%
Shallow Water
14%
Regime
14%
Deposition
14%
Bed
14%
Waste
14%
Macrobenthos
14%
Community Structure
14%
Patchiness
14%
Succession
14%
Spectra
14%
Biodiversity
14%
Storm
14%
Metazoan
14%
Biota
14%
Plant
14%
Species Diversity
14%
Burrow
14%
Heterogeneity
14%
Deposit
14%
Description
14%
Wood
14%
Ball
14%
Species Concept
14%
Scale Effect
14%