… in other deep-sea habitats, in turn affecting the species assemblage and biomass. To assess … We found that megafaunalbiomass was significantly greater on the hills (mean 13.45 g m −…
B Christiansen, H Thiel - Deep-sea food chains and the global carbon …, 1992 - Springer
… In this study, abundance and biomass of the epibenthic megafauna at three mid-oceanic … employed for the quantitative estimation of megafauna in the deepsea. The traditional one is …
The purpose of quantifying the abundance of life in the deepsea followed the … of biomass, illustrated a high biomass in the equatorial Pacific or a positive relationship between biomass …
JH Tietjen - Deep-sea food chains and the global carbon cycle, 1992 - Springer
… the Atlantic deepsea) suggest that meiofaunal biomass is two orders of magnitude lower than bacterial biomass and equivalent to macroinfaunal and invertebrate megafaunalbiomass. …
… and megafaunalbiomass decline more rapidly with depth, and at abyssal depths the biomass … The dominance of macrofaunal biomass on the upper slope (Aller et al. 2002), dominant …
… and biomass (for infauna) this study documents the diversity of deep-sea benthic habitats in … Similar to our results, holothurians also are dominant megafauna in some other deep-sea …
GT Rowe, C Wei, C Nunnally, R Haedrich… - Deep Sea Research …, 2008 - Elsevier
… Diversity and biomass of the macrofauna and megafauna were substantially reduced, and no bottom-dwelling fish was sampled, as the reader will note from Fig. 3. The bacterial …
… of 900 and 1100 m with gentle slopes of less than 10 in which we expect the high-biomass megafaunal assemblages to be found (figure 5; refer to §2c). Assuming an average infaunal …
… At about 2,000 m the megafaunal numerical density is … biomass of the megafauna components in trawl samples from the same area" showed that macrofaunal and megafaunalbiomass …