C Frangoulis, ED Christou, JH Hecq - Advances in marine biology, 2004 - vliz.be
We compare the nature of copepod outfluxes of nonliving matter, the factors controlling their rate and their fate, and finally their role, particularly their relative importance in the carbon …
KE Arendt, MD Agersted, MK Sejr… - Estuarine, Coastal and …, 2016 - Elsevier
Freshwater runoff from the Greenland Ice Sheet (GIS) can be an important driver influencing plankton community structure in Greenland fjords. In the present study, we describe …
Zooplankton was sampled at ten stations in the Canada Basin during August 2002 using both 53-and 236-μm mesh nets to examine the contribution by smaller and less studied …
C Castellani, X Irigoien, RP Harris… - Marine Ecology Progress …, 2005 - int-res.com
Although cyclopoids of the genus Oithona are considered the most abundant copepods in the marine environment, there is still very little information about what sustains their …
Distribution, production and grazing of the copepod community were investigated in the northern Aegean Sea, which is characterized by a permanent thermohaline front. Cruises …
M Gluchowska, P Dalpadado… - ICES Journal of …, 2017 - academic.oup.com
Atlantic water (AW) carries large amounts of salt, oceanic heat, and biological richness into the Arctic Ocean. The inflow of AW has a two-branch structure via the West Spitsbergen …
M Koski, B Valencia, R Newstead, C Thiele - Progress in Oceanography, 2020 - Elsevier
Although zooplankton are recognized as important consumers of marine snow, our knowledge of the contribution of the small (< 1 mm) zooplankton to the degradation of …
VG Dvoretsky, AG Dvoretsky - Marine Biology, 2009 - Springer
The annual population dynamics (nauplii, old copepodites CIV–CV and adults) and seasonal variations in reproductive parameters of the cyclopoid copepod Oithona similis …
T Nielsen, C Andersen - Marine Biology, 2002 - Springer
Plankton community structure and production was investigated along a freshwater- influenced Norwegian fjord system, from the innermost branch, across the sill, to more open …