aquatically

aquatic | American Dictionary

aquatic
adjective[ not gradable ]
us/əˈkwæt̬·ɪk/
living in, happening in, or connected with water:
Waterskiing is my favorite aquatic sport.

Examples of aquatic

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Aquatic organic matter is subject to a hard-water error and is therefore not usable.
Triculines form a wholly aquatic group exhibiting today an amazing adaptive radiation of three tribes, over 20 genera and more than 120 species.
Species that depend on large, and/or permanent, aquatic sites for reproduction simply go extinct as is reflected in species composition and turnover patterns.
It is argued that these features probably reflect common adaptations to the constraints imposed by the aquatic environment.
Scope for use of stable carbon isotopes in discerning the incorporation of forest detritus into aquatic foodwebs.
However, there is much work to do in both integration of the theories and applicability of the real aquatic mechanisms.
In sites where visibility was too poor for observation of tadpoles, such as areas with submerged aquatic vegetation, microhabitats were sampled with a small dipnet.
It is found that on an average annually about 6 per cent of the total aquatic biomass is utilized by the villagers as fodder.
Microbial communities in aquatic environments colonize surfaces by forming adherent biofilms.
The phenological observations are related to the aquatic phase (grey area) and the dry season (horizontal dotted bars).
One possible method of assessing the effects of pollutants on aquatic organisms is to examine susceptible organ systems for morphological changes.
Examples are presented where parasites can be used as bioindicators of pollution especially in aquatic environments.
These limited data suggest that protozoa may be an important food resource for the numerous aquatic metazoa that inhabit the tanks of bromeliads.
We may again use the case of dividing animals into aquatic, terrestrial and aerial.
Most fruits mature during the aquatic phase or towards the end of submersion phase with extension into the terrestrial phase.
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