Search Results - "M. Abou Zaid, Mohamed"

Distribution of butterflyfishes (Chaetodontidae) along the Egyptian Red Sea coast and its relation to coral health by Temraz, Tarek A., Abou Zaid, Mohamed M.

“…1. The distribution of butterflyfishes (Chaetodontidae) and percentage cover of different benthic components of substrate was studied along the coast of the…”
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Abundance, diversity, and distribution of coral reef fish families in the Egyptian Red Sea, at Hurghada, Egypt by K. Farghal, Tamer, M. Abou Zaid, Mohamed, M. Fouda, Mostafa

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Tintinnids (Protozoa: Ciliata) from the coast of Hurghada Red Sea, Egypt by Abou Zaid, Mohamed M., Hellal, Ahmed M.

“…An examination of plankton samples collected from the inshore and offshore waters in the vacancy of Hurghada area in the Egyptian Red Sea coast revealed the…”
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Environmental assessment of El-Mex Bay, Southeastern Mediterranean by using Rotifera as a plankton bio-indicator by Aboul Ezz, Sawsan M., Abdel Aziz, Nagwa E., Abou Zaid, Mohamed M., El Raey, M., Abo-Taleb, Hamdy A.

“…Rotifers are one of the most common, abundant components of plankton in the coastal waters of the Mediterranean Sea, which means that they can be used as…”
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The re-description and distribution of two new records (Amphipoda: Caprellidae) from the Egyptian Red Sea coast by Zeina, Amr F., Abou Zaid, Mohamed M.

“…Two caprellid amphipod species namely; Pseudocaprellina pambanensis Sundara Raj, 1927 and Hemiaegina minuta Mayer, 1890, were recorded as a part of the…”
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Diversity of Copepoda in a Stressed Eutrophic Bay (El-Mex Bay), Alexandria, Egypt by Abou Zaid, Mohamed M., El Raey, M., Aboul Ezz, Sawsan M., Abdel Aziz, Nagwa E., Abo-Taleb, Hamdy A.

“…Seasonal abundance, biomass, and taxonomic composition of copepods in El-Mex Bay (Southeastern Mediterranean region) were studied from autumn 2011 to 2012…”
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Environmental by Sawsan M. Aboul Ezz, Nagwa E. Abdel Aziz, Mohamed M. Abou Zaid, M. El Raey, Hamdy A. Abo-Taleb

“…Rotifers are one of the most common, abundant components of plankton in the coastal waters of the Mediterranean Sea, which means that they can be used as…”
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Diversity of by Mohamed M. Abou Zaid, M. El Raey, Sawsan M. Aboul Ezz, Nagwa E. Abdel Aziz, Hamdy A. Abo-Taleb

“…Seasonal abundance, biomass, and taxonomic composition of copepods in El-Mex Bay (Southeastern Mediterranean region) were studied from autumn 2011 to 2012…”
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