Matches in DBpedia 2014 for { ?s ?p A Paratropical subsea is a high-latitude body of water within a paratropical province and one in which the temperature regularly falls below 20 degrees Celsius (68 Fahrenheit) but does not fall below 10 C. (50 F.) and is considered sub-tropical. These are distributed equally north and south of eutropical subseas. Paratropical subseas are absent of corals and well-developed carbonate beds and seagrass yet contain a mixture of Tethys Ocean lineages of the Eocene as well as Boreal and anti-Boreal (Southern Hemisphere) taxa. This marine environment supports a single species of a few mollusks found in eutropical subseas. Brittle stars, Turridae, Cassis, Euspira, and the rock snails Muricidae thrive found in paratropical subseas,. }
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- Paratropical_subsea abstract "A Paratropical subsea is a high-latitude body of water within a paratropical province and one in which the temperature regularly falls below 20 degrees Celsius (68 Fahrenheit) but does not fall below 10 C. (50 F.) and is considered sub-tropical. These are distributed equally north and south of eutropical subseas. Paratropical subseas are absent of corals and well-developed carbonate beds and seagrass yet contain a mixture of Tethys Ocean lineages of the Eocene as well as Boreal and anti-Boreal (Southern Hemisphere) taxa. This marine environment supports a single species of a few mollusks found in eutropical subseas. Brittle stars, Turridae, Cassis, Euspira, and the rock snails Muricidae thrive found in paratropical subseas,".