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Meanings of aquatic life in English

Russian
водный организм
Catalan
vida aquàtica

Organism that inhabits water.

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водный организм
Usage of aquatic life in English
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In Eilat, however, aquatic life seems to be bucking the global trend.
Reuters
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Most photographers combed the seabed day and night for exotic aquatic life.
Reuters
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She added that the long-term effects of dispersants on aquatic life were unknown.
Reuters
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Clean rivers and healthy aquatic life symbolize that the ecosystem is functioning well.
Pubmed
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All aquatic life within two or three kilometers would be killed.
The new yorker
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Improving water quality is an important step for protecting aquatic life, the company said.
The Irish Times
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She said the liquified ammonia is toxic to aquatic life.
Radio NZ
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No aquatic life criteria for nitrobenzene have previously been proposed.
Pubmed
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Some streams in the catchments have low oxygen levels that can stress aquatic life.
Radio NZ
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They say liquefaction is choking riverbeds and starving aquatic life.
Radio NZ
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Even in very dilute amounts, rotenone is highly toxic to fish and other aquatic life.
Organic Gardener's Composting
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Much of this aquatic life is dependent on the rise and fall of the river.
The Guardian
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The DEC said closed-cycle systems reduce the impact on aquatic life by more than 90 percent.
Reuters
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Some scientists have raised concerns that the tar sands may be causing aquatic life deformities downstream.
The Guardian
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None has been sown so thickly with seed-vitalities or produced more valuable crops of aquatic life.
A Walk from London to John O'Groat's / With Notes by the Way
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The long reign of aquatic life is over; the ensign of progress passes to the land animals.
The Story of Evolution
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