Palmer Station / Technology University of Hawaii Honolulu / C terminus / Zoological Institute / Zoology University of Hawaii / Oceanography University of Hawaii Honolulu / Biology Northeastern University / /
IndustryTerm
structural and chemical components / food preferences / food conditions / preliminary chemical analyses / sample site / Structural and chemical rhythmic patterns / otolith chemical / structural and chemical patterns / internal site / food / /
NaturalFeature
Gulf of Maine / /
Organization
Zoological Institute / RICHARD L. RADTKE Biological Oceanography School of Ocean and Earth Science / National Science Foundation / University of Hawaii / Germany JAMES J. RUZICKA Department / Earth Science and Technology University of Hawaii Honolulu / Russian Academy of Sciences / St. Petersburg / Oceanography University of Hawaii Honolulu / BRIAN S. SHEPHERD Department / SANDRA K. PARKER Department of Biology Northeastern University Boston / /
Person
RICHARD L. RADTKE / Williams / H. WILLIAM DETRICH / III / /
icicles, and cracks as shelters, defending icicles, and perhaps using the network of cracks as landmarks for navigation. Juveniles of certain benthic nototheniids associate and cling to sea ice (Andriashevsuggesti