The semidark cave biocoenosis is typically found at (or in proximity to) the entrance of caves and even under caverns and overhangs that, topographically speaking, would not be characterized as true caves.
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Biocoenosis
Synonyms for "biocoenosis"
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14 translations across 13 languages.
Arabic
1 entries- ائتلاف أحيائي noun (community of organisms)
Asturian
1 entries- biocenosis noun (community of organisms)
Catalan
1 entries- biocenosi noun (community of organisms)
Chinese Mandarin
1 entries- 生物群落 noun (community of organisms)
Finnish
2 entries- biokenoosi noun (community of organisms)
- eliöyhteisö noun (community of organisms)
French
1 entries- biocénose noun (community of organisms)
Galician
1 entries- biocenose noun (community of organisms)
Georgian
1 entries- ბიოცენოზი noun (community of organisms)
German
1 entries- Biozönose noun (community of organisms)
Irish
1 entries- bithchéanóis noun (community of organisms)
Italian
1 entries- biocenosi noun (community of organisms)
Polish
1 entries- biocenoza noun (community of organisms)
Spanish
1 entries- biocenosis noun (community of organisms)
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Within a given spatiotemporal unit, a biocoenosis is a system comprising several populations of distinct interacting species.
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