Zooplankton: Small (often microscopic) free-floating aquatic plants or animals.
Zone of Saturation: The layer beneath the surface of the land containing openings that may fill with water.
Zooplankton: Tiny aquatic animals eaten by fish.
Zwitter ions: Act as cations or as anions according to the environment in which they find themselves. In water technology they are usually organic macromolecules.
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zooplankton Small, usually microscopic animals (such as protozoans), found in lakes and reservoirs.
Zooplankton: microscopic animals floating in the water column
Zooxanthellae: dinoflagellates (unicellular algae) that live as symbionts in other organisms
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zooplankton
Free-floating or weakly-swimming planktonic organisms not capable of photosynthesis.
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plankton. 1) Small, usually microscopic, plants (phytoplankton) and animals (zooplankton) in ...
Plankton
Tiny microscopic creatures living in the sea. Some are animals - zooplankton, some are plants - phytoplankton.
Pollutant
A harmful substance emitted into the air, water or soil.
Floating organisms whose movements are more or less dependent on currents. While some zooplankton exhibit active swimming movements that aid in maintaining vertical position, plankton as a whole are unable to move against appreciable currents.
Tiny, free-floating organisms of the ocean or other aquatic systems. They may be phytoplankton or zooplankton.
Definition source
University of California. Berkeley.UCMP Glossary.
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z refers to depth; vertical distance from the surface mean depth of a body of water, V/A
zooplankton the fraction of the plankton community composed of animals; the individual is the zooplankter
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Statistical-dynamical or energy-balance models in which only the latitudinally averaged quantities are determined and the effects of the longitudinally varying transports are determined parametrically. Abbreviated as ZAM. zooplankton That ...
 See also: Plankton, Water, Air, Environment, Habitat
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