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He was now fine and well-oxygenated, although they kept us in the ER to listen to his chest and do an X-ray.
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The beaver pond seems to provide suitable breeding habitats because of its warm, well-oxygenated water, which enhances development and growth rates of frog and toad larvae.
Archive 2007-01-01 2007
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He was now fine and well-oxygenated, although they kept us in the ER to listen to his chest and do an X-ray.
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The major inflow into the Mediterranean is nutrient-poor, oxygenated Atlantic surface water through the Strait of Gibraltar, resulting in generally well-oxygenated bottom waters.
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Broken, well-oxygenated water draws fish in hot weather.
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Organic materials are not supposed to survive in sites with well-oxygenated waters, no protective sand layer, and waves constantly sweeping coarse gravel across them.
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Under well-oxygenated conditions, microbes produce N2O at low rates.
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Ciscoes are more delicate; because of their need for cold, well-oxygenated water, they are vulnerable to water-quality changes.
Pure Michigan Travel 2010
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Members of the whitefish family, cisco inhabit cold, clear, well-oxygenated water.
Pure Michigan Travel 2010
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Under well-oxygenated conditions, microbes produce N2O at low rates.
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