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Edaphic
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Natural selection
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Gauss constant
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Gastrin
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Macula
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Polymetallic
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Leonids
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Common ash
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Immunodeficiency
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CRAB
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Bonding
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Brain death
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Garrigue
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Gluconeogenesis
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PC-Card
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Cambrian explosion
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Mastectomy
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Beriberi
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Ophidian
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Relative permittivity
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Orbital
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Fog
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Plagioclasite
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Cosmic ray
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Electromyogram
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Magic number
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Creep
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Spectrometry
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Voyager 2
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Teraflops
Pelagic life forms
Pelagic life forms are all of the living organisms in the oceanic or lake water column, above the depths where the benthos live.
Pelagic life forms include organisms that are able to move by themselves (nekton), independently of currents, and organisms that are unable to free themselves from these currents (plankton).
Jellyfish and plankton organisms are both pelagic life forms. © Nick Hobgood CC by-nc 2.0
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