where do rock shrimp come from (the atlantic or pacific,ect.)?
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They come from either, but rock shrimp are usually pretty deep at 120 - 240 feet deep.
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Shrimp, always something with shrimp.  Tropical fruits are great too.
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Coz the water comes from the Pacific and goes into the Atlantic
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Lobster.  Crab.  Oysters.  Clams.  Mollusks.  Scallops.  Shrimp.  Krill.  Barnacles.  Crayfish.
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Yes, there is such a thing as butterfish, (Poronotus triacanthus) also known as dollarfish, shiner, skipjack, sheepshead or harvestfish.  They are usually found in the Atlantic coast of North America from the offing of South Carolina, and from coastal North Carolina waters to the outer coast of Nova Scotia and Cape Breton; northward as a stray to the Gulf of St.  Lawrence and to the south and east coasts of Newfoundland; southward to Florida in deep water.\n\nCheck out the informative link on the species.
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A particular species of Lobster in the Northeastern US   mostly Maine
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East coast....brrrr but great fishing....stripers....tuna....shark!!! Tight Lines!!
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What you're looking for is Krill, they're tiny arthropods in the same family as shrimp.
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Actually, it is the Atlantic, which divides Africa from South America.  These two continents used to be connected.  There is a large volcanic ridge in the centre of the Atlantic which extends all the way to Iceland,  New rock is formed at this ridge where the Earth's crust is thin.  Convection in the liquid interior of the earth is pushing the two sides away from each other.  When the new rock solidifies at this ridge, the magnetic minerals within it align themselves with the Earth's magnetic field.  Over many millions of years, the North and South Magnetic poles actually reverse!  Thus when survey ships using magnetometers were searching for oil in the atlantic, they noticed stripes of magnetism in the atlantic ocean.  The stripes were equal on both sides of the ridge.  This was one of the pieces of evidence that supported plate tectonic theory.  Now there are lasers set up on either side of the spreading ridge in Iceland showing that Iceland, and the Atlantic ocean are growing.
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The main differance as the stinging spine on  the tail of the stingray, also (i'm not sure about this, just going on experience)  stingrays seem to prefer warmer soputh waters, skates liking the more northerly, I used to live in NY and commonly fished in Maine and Mass and caught lots of skate, but since moving to florida I have caught only stingrays. And like the guy above said, stingray tastes a lot like scallops if cooked right, don't know about skate, never bothered to eat one
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The brown shrimp, Penaeus aztecus, is a species of grooved, burrowing shrimp, common in Florida waters. Antennae are significantly longer than body length. Its carapace has a medial carina on the anterior surface that is bordered on either side by a broad, somewhat rounded groove. The prominent rostrum is slightly upturned with 5-10 sharp teeth on the upper edge. The integument is thin and translucent in appearance. Chromatophores give the animal a brown to olive-green appearance, though both red and green specimens of this species have been reported. The first 3 pairs of walking legs are chelate. Uropods are rounded and generally colored reddish-brown in the distal portions. The telson bears a sharp tip and a deep medial groove anteriorally. \nThis species exhibits sexual dimorphism, with females growing larger than males. Generally, males attain only 3/5 of female weight, and 5/6 of female length. Females are further distinguished by the presence of a closed thelycum located on the ventral sternum of the thorax, while males are identified by the presence of the pentasma.
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Calcium can be obatined from coral and oyster shell, as well as (I think) the calcium that comes from the earth.  Calcium contains animal derivatives in the sense that coral calcium  comes from coral which are the endoskeletons of coral; oyster shell calcium is derived from (big surprise) oyster shell and calcium generally is a skeletal product but can also be made by electrolyzing lime in mercury.  As to how the tablets are made, I believe the powdered calcium, along with such additives as carbonate, phosphorus or Vit. D, is put in molds, pressure is applied and, voila, tablets.
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Shrimps have a complete digestive system, i.e. starts at the mouth and ends at the an.us. They begin by ingesting food, part of it gets digested, and part of what they digest gets absorbed by the intestins. The rest is wastes and goes out at the an.us.
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Do you mean Shrimp? Well shrimp is also another word for prawn, thes crustrations are filter feeders, the filter small particules from sediment, they suck in sand and water and filter out.
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strongest earthquakes occur in the pacific, not the Atlantic.  It has to do with tectonics.  You need to think of continents as floating masses of rock on a lava ocean.  Millions of years ago, all of these islands were all stuck together in a supercontinent called Pangea centered in what is now northeast Africa.  Due to the rotation of the earth, solar heat and pressure, this continent cracked and is spreading out from its center.  Antarctica is moving South.  The Americas are moving west.  Asia and Australia are moving east.  Europe will eventually move north and Africa south as well.  That is until they reform another supercontinent millions of years from now.\n\nNow for the answer why.  because Asia and Australia are moving East, and the Americas are moving west, this causes the seafloor to "crunch" together causing volcanos, tectonic slips and slides.  slips and slides cause the greatest of earthquakes.  This is why you get quakes most often in Japan, California, Alaska and Chile.  The circle formed by these closing continents is called "the ring of fire"\n\nThat is not to say you will not earthquakes elsewhere, but they are usually not as strong or frequent.\n\nPS:  The supercontinent before Pangea was called Rhondinia.  the process is cyclical.
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the Atlantic region consists of those country that have an Atlantic coast. Alternatly those surrounding the Atlantic.\nThe Pacific region consists of those that have a Pacific coast. Iam not going to make your list for you. But here is a link that should help you find the answer.
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About  555-563 million years old:\n\nzircon U-Pb SHRIMP(sensitive high resolution ion microprobe) geochronological data :  Pão de Açúcar  gneissic granite-- ages of 559 ±4 Ma (million of years ago) \n\n http://sbgeo.org.br/rgb/vol33_down/3302/1381.pdf.\n\nZIRCON U-Pb SHRIMP DATING OF THE SERRA DOS ÓRGÃOS AND RIO DE JANEIRO GNEISSIC GRANITIC SUITES: IMPLICATIONS FOR THE (560 Ma) BRASILIANO/PAN-AFRICAN COLLAGE*  \nRevista Brasileira de Geociências, Luiz Carlos da Silva et al,\n33(2):p237-244, junho de 2003