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Definition of Indo-Pacific in English: Indo-Pacificadjective 1Relating to the Indian Ocean and the adjacent parts of the Pacific. （与）印度洋-太平洋地区（有关）的 Example sentencesExamples - Golden wentletraps are found on dendrophyllid cup corals throughout the tropical Indo-Pacific region from East Africa to the Americas.
- Focusing on life around an Indo-Pacific coral reef, the exhibit will house one of the largest, most diverse shark collections in North America.
- The powder blue surgeonfish from the Indo-Pacific Ocean is an uncommon variety.
- Phestilla sibogae occurs across the tropical Indo-Pacific oceans, probably from Panama to Africa, where it is restricted to coral reefs.
- The reefs attract plenty of white-tip reef sharks, sweetlips, turtles, slimline barracuda and the whole catalogue of Indo-Pacific reef life.
- They are monsters of the Indo-Pacific oceans; two metres of teeth and tail that eat surfers for breakfast off the coast of Australia.
- The ecological role of cleaner wrasses of the Indo-Pacific region provides a good example of the complexity of seemingly mutualistic relationships between fishes.
- Other molecular studies suggest that Indo-Pacific leatherbacks may be ancestral to global leatherback populations.
- The Indo-Pacific is the most abundant oceanic region for aquatic life and Sipadan seems to be home for most of them.
- Extant astriclypeids are distributed throughout the Indo-Pacific, and inhabited the Tethyan regions of Europe during the Miocene.
- Considered to live in the Indo-Pacific region, reef triggerfish transverse a wide variety of marine areas from thirty degrees north to south in latitude.
- These include the flashlight fish in the Indo-Pacific, the rosy-lipped batfish of the Galapagos and Cocos islands, and unbelievably vividly coloured Spanish dancers.
- And we've also got Indo-Pacific Hump-Backed Dolphin, and that sighting is the most southern distributed report on their range that has been reported so far.
- Grey reef sharks are commonly seen predators on almost every healthy reef in the Indo-Pacific region.
- The distinctive orange and white Clown Fish traditionally lives in the warm seas of the Indo-Pacific area.
- They are concentrated in the tropics and subtropics, mainly of the Indo-Pacific, but some marine species can be found in the subarctic streams of southern Siberia.
- Three inhabit Indo-Pacific waters, and one populates the eastern shore of North America, from the Yucatan peninsula to northern Maine.
- Results from studies in the Caribbean and Indo-Pacific have differed on the importance of mangrove-derived biomass in the economy of reefs.
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another term for Austronesian
noun mass nounThe Indo-Pacific seas or ocean. 印度洋-太平洋 Example sentencesExamples - These small to medium-size fish are found in tropical waters around the world, especially the Caribbean and the Indo-Pacific, and are important food fishes in some regions.
- Those found in the Indo-Pacific are considered to have the most active venom, in the modified hollow spines at the tips of their dorsal fins.
- The Caribbean boasts the highest coral reef diversity in the Atlantic Ocean, but this is only equivalent to the least diverse regions of the Indo-Pacific.
- The percentage method has also been used in studying these kinds of fossils in other regions of the Indo-Pacific.
- Although the angel shark is sometimes called angel fish, it has nothing in common with the small reef fish of the Indo-Pacific to which that name properly belongs.
- The Recent occurrences in the Indo-Pacific and eastern Atlantic may be relicts of the Tethyan distribution.
- Apart from one on the W. African coast, the score or so of species all belong to the Indo-Pacific.
- Though lacking the species diversity of the Indo-Pacific, there is plenty of variety on the topography of the coral, from drop-offs to fringing reefs, from shelves to swim-throughs.
- It has also been recorded in the waters of the Indo-Pacific, southern Africa, Red Sea and Japan.
- The Indo-Pacific is the most abundant oceanic region for aquatic life and Sipadan seems to be home for most of them.
- These are reminiscent of the batfish of the Indo-Pacific but much less brutal in the looks department.
- Lampris guttatus (formerly regius), is a large and beautiful fish which is met, very rarely, in the Mediterranean, and rarely in the Atlantic and Indo-Pacific.
- These include the flashlight fish in the Indo-Pacific, the rosy-lipped batfish of the Galapagos and Cocos islands, and unbelievably vividly coloured Spanish dancers.
- They are concentrated in the tropics and subtropics, mainly of the Indo-Pacific, but some marine species can be found in the subarctic streams of southern Siberia.
- They occur on five continents and are common in the islands of the Indo-Pacific.
- They are both prevalent the Indo-Pacific and Atlantic, which argues for their ascent to dominance before connectivity between each region was lost.
- The albacore is a fish of the seven seas, but is most abundant in the open waters of the Indo-Pacific, and in the Atlantic.
- At reefs all over the Indo-Pacific small, brightly coloured fish run cleaning stations where other fish come to engage their services.
- Siganids are naturally confined to the tropical Indo-Pacific, but are now found in the eastern Mediterranean as well.
- Freshwater Anguilla eels, of which there are 15 species, are thought to have originated in the warm waters of the Indo-Pacific, but now occur in all five continents.
Rhymesanaglyphic, beatific, calorific, colorific, hieroglyphic, honorific, horrific, pacific, prolific, scientific, soporific, specific, terrific, transpacific, triglyphic Definition of Indo-Pacific in US English: Indo-Pacificadjectiveˌindōpəˈsifik 1Relating to the Indian Ocean and the adjacent parts of the Pacific. （与）印度洋-太平洋地区（有关）的 Example sentencesExamples - The ecological role of cleaner wrasses of the Indo-Pacific region provides a good example of the complexity of seemingly mutualistic relationships between fishes.
- Golden wentletraps are found on dendrophyllid cup corals throughout the tropical Indo-Pacific region from East Africa to the Americas.
- They are monsters of the Indo-Pacific oceans; two metres of teeth and tail that eat surfers for breakfast off the coast of Australia.
- And we've also got Indo-Pacific Hump-Backed Dolphin, and that sighting is the most southern distributed report on their range that has been reported so far.
- Phestilla sibogae occurs across the tropical Indo-Pacific oceans, probably from Panama to Africa, where it is restricted to coral reefs.
- Results from studies in the Caribbean and Indo-Pacific have differed on the importance of mangrove-derived biomass in the economy of reefs.
- The reefs attract plenty of white-tip reef sharks, sweetlips, turtles, slimline barracuda and the whole catalogue of Indo-Pacific reef life.
- Focusing on life around an Indo-Pacific coral reef, the exhibit will house one of the largest, most diverse shark collections in North America.
- Considered to live in the Indo-Pacific region, reef triggerfish transverse a wide variety of marine areas from thirty degrees north to south in latitude.
- Grey reef sharks are commonly seen predators on almost every healthy reef in the Indo-Pacific region.
- Extant astriclypeids are distributed throughout the Indo-Pacific, and inhabited the Tethyan regions of Europe during the Miocene.
- Other molecular studies suggest that Indo-Pacific leatherbacks may be ancestral to global leatherback populations.
- These include the flashlight fish in the Indo-Pacific, the rosy-lipped batfish of the Galapagos and Cocos islands, and unbelievably vividly coloured Spanish dancers.
- The distinctive orange and white Clown Fish traditionally lives in the warm seas of the Indo-Pacific area.
- Three inhabit Indo-Pacific waters, and one populates the eastern shore of North America, from the Yucatan peninsula to northern Maine.
- They are concentrated in the tropics and subtropics, mainly of the Indo-Pacific, but some marine species can be found in the subarctic streams of southern Siberia.
- The powder blue surgeonfish from the Indo-Pacific Ocean is an uncommon variety.
- The Indo-Pacific is the most abundant oceanic region for aquatic life and Sipadan seems to be home for most of them.
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another term for Austronesian
nounˌindōpəˈsifik The Indo-Pacific seas or ocean. 印度洋-太平洋 Example sentencesExamples - Lampris guttatus (formerly regius), is a large and beautiful fish which is met, very rarely, in the Mediterranean, and rarely in the Atlantic and Indo-Pacific.
- They are both prevalent the Indo-Pacific and Atlantic, which argues for their ascent to dominance before connectivity between each region was lost.
- The Indo-Pacific is the most abundant oceanic region for aquatic life and Sipadan seems to be home for most of them.
- Those found in the Indo-Pacific are considered to have the most active venom, in the modified hollow spines at the tips of their dorsal fins.
- It has also been recorded in the waters of the Indo-Pacific, southern Africa, Red Sea and Japan.
- These are reminiscent of the batfish of the Indo-Pacific but much less brutal in the looks department.
- At reefs all over the Indo-Pacific small, brightly coloured fish run cleaning stations where other fish come to engage their services.
- Although the angel shark is sometimes called angel fish, it has nothing in common with the small reef fish of the Indo-Pacific to which that name properly belongs.
- The Recent occurrences in the Indo-Pacific and eastern Atlantic may be relicts of the Tethyan distribution.
- Siganids are naturally confined to the tropical Indo-Pacific, but are now found in the eastern Mediterranean as well.
- The Caribbean boasts the highest coral reef diversity in the Atlantic Ocean, but this is only equivalent to the least diverse regions of the Indo-Pacific.
- The albacore is a fish of the seven seas, but is most abundant in the open waters of the Indo-Pacific, and in the Atlantic.
- The percentage method has also been used in studying these kinds of fossils in other regions of the Indo-Pacific.
- Freshwater Anguilla eels, of which there are 15 species, are thought to have originated in the warm waters of the Indo-Pacific, but now occur in all five continents.
- These small to medium-size fish are found in tropical waters around the world, especially the Caribbean and the Indo-Pacific, and are important food fishes in some regions.
- They are concentrated in the tropics and subtropics, mainly of the Indo-Pacific, but some marine species can be found in the subarctic streams of southern Siberia.
- These include the flashlight fish in the Indo-Pacific, the rosy-lipped batfish of the Galapagos and Cocos islands, and unbelievably vividly coloured Spanish dancers.
- They occur on five continents and are common in the islands of the Indo-Pacific.
- Though lacking the species diversity of the Indo-Pacific, there is plenty of variety on the topography of the coral, from drop-offs to fringing reefs, from shelves to swim-throughs.
- Apart from one on the W. African coast, the score or so of species all belong to the Indo-Pacific.
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