Chaetognatha, the second-most abundant zooplankton in the marine ecosystem, is a
connecting link between copepods and organisms of the higher trophic level. The present …

Fronts are the physical interface between water masses of distinct hydrographic
characteristics and are ubiquitous features of the Bay of Bengal (BoB). They form as a result …

A survey along the coast of India (~ 1100 km stretch) between Benaulim (Goa) in the west
coast and Thoothukudi (Tamil Nadu) in the east coast was conducted during summer 2014 …

Abstract The Bay of Bengal (BoB) and the Arabian Sea (AS), the two major ocean basins in
the north Indian Ocean, share similarities in geographical and meteorological characteristics …

The Red Sea has been recognized as a unique region to study the effects of
ecohydrographic gradients at a basin-wide scale. Its gradient of temperature and salinity …

The Gulf of Aqaba (GoA), positioned between the Sinai Peninsula and the Saudi Arabian
coast is characterized by its uniquely high saline, oligotrophic waters, and seasonally …

The spatio-temporal variation of mesozooplankton assemblages and the relative
environmental variables were assessed in a coastal upwelling system. Remarkable …

Community structure and distribution of chaetognaths were investigated along the upwelled
and non-upwelled waters of Southeastern Arabian Sea (SEAS) from the coastal, shelf and …

To promote long-term studies on the distribution and diversity of marine zooplankton in
Indian seas, a comprehensive review has been carried out based on the available literature …

The present study details the effects of basin-scale hydrographic characteristics of the Red
Sea on the macroecology of Chaetognatha, a major plankton component in the pelagic …