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Compaction of the sediment would also result in a reduction of thephoticzone.

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This suggests that regenerative responses may constitute a normal part of the response tophoticstimulation in on-type bipolar neurons.

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Changes in spectral sensitivity, which probably relate to changes in thephoticenvironment, may also be achieved by switching the chromophore of the visual pigment.

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The presumed dominance of cyanobacteria in thephoticzone of microbial mats, based on microscopic and culture-based studies, has never been verified with culture-independent techniques.

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In relating facts concerning spectral sensitivities andphoticenvironment to expected behaviors, he had an almost piscine intuition.

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These deepdwelling animals have adapted to their dim, monochromaticphoticenvironment by matching the absorbances of their remaining visual pigments to the ambient wavelengths.

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This inverse thermohaline circulation allows dispersion of shallow and cool water species in open oceanic environments in thephoticzone above the thermocline level.

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These changes are thought to allow the fish to adapt to differentphoticenvironments throughout its life history.

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Eukaryotic algae from diverse taxa are common residents of biofilms fromphoticregions of diverse freshwater habitats.

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It was concluded that benefits were due tophoticeffect rather than nonphotic effect, such as intensification of social interaction in light therapy.

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A further aim was to examine whetherphotichistory modulates retinal damage, as in rodents.

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Sparing ofphoticfrequency and brightness discriminations after striatectomy in neonatal cats.

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Assessment of extent and persistence ofphotic-zone anoxia using aryl isoprenoid distribution.

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The functional relevance of topographic variation in opsin expression is presumably to maximize photon capture and resolution within a particularphotichabitat.

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Consequently, the anaerobic chemolithotrophs and chemoheterotrophs that never encounter thephoticzone may eventually be responsible for a much larger portion of the terrestrial biosphere than the photoautotrophs.

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Use of rhythmically varying patterns forphoticstimulation.

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Albino and normally pigmented trout were moved from definedphoticregimes into full daylight, while some were not moved to serve as protected controls.

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单词	photic
释义	BETA Examples ofphotic Dictionary> Examples ofphotic photicisn’t in the Cambridge Dictionary yet. You can help! Add a definition Compaction of the sediment would also result in a reduction of thephoticzone. From theCambridge English Corpus This suggests that regenerative responses may constitute a normal part of the response tophoticstimulation in on-type bipolar neurons. From theCambridge English Corpus Changes in spectral sensitivity, which probably relate to changes in thephoticenvironment, may also be achieved by switching the chromophore of the visual pigment. From theCambridge English Corpus The presumed dominance of cyanobacteria in thephoticzone of microbial mats, based on microscopic and culture-based studies, has never been verified with culture-independent techniques. From theCambridge English Corpus In relating facts concerning spectral sensitivities andphoticenvironment to expected behaviors, he had an almost piscine intuition. From theCambridge English Corpus These deepdwelling animals have adapted to their dim, monochromaticphoticenvironment by matching the absorbances of their remaining visual pigments to the ambient wavelengths. From theCambridge English Corpus This inverse thermohaline circulation allows dispersion of shallow and cool water species in open oceanic environments in thephoticzone above the thermocline level. From theCambridge English Corpus These changes are thought to allow the fish to adapt to differentphoticenvironments throughout its life history. From theCambridge English Corpus Eukaryotic algae from diverse taxa are common residents of biofilms fromphoticregions of diverse freshwater habitats. From theCambridge English Corpus It was concluded that benefits were due tophoticeffect rather than nonphotic effect, such as intensification of social interaction in light therapy. From theCambridge English Corpus A further aim was to examine whetherphotichistory modulates retinal damage, as in rodents. From theCambridge English Corpus Sparing ofphoticfrequency and brightness discriminations after striatectomy in neonatal cats. From theCambridge English Corpus Assessment of extent and persistence ofphotic-zone anoxia using aryl isoprenoid distribution. From theCambridge English Corpus The functional relevance of topographic variation in opsin expression is presumably to maximize photon capture and resolution within a particularphotichabitat. From theCambridge English Corpus Consequently, the anaerobic chemolithotrophs and chemoheterotrophs that never encounter thephoticzone may eventually be responsible for a much larger portion of the terrestrial biosphere than the photoautotrophs. From theCambridge English Corpus Use of rhythmically varying patterns forphoticstimulation. From theCambridge English Corpus Albino and normally pigmented trout were moved from definedphoticregimes into full daylight, while some were not moved to serve as protected controls. From theCambridge English Corpus These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors.
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