Abundance of thecosomatous pteropods in the Arabian Sea and Persian Gulf (Table 2)
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| author | Richter, Gotthard |
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| contents | This paper deals with the presence and distribution of Thecosomatous Pteropods in the Indian Ocean. 122 plankton-samples, taken by R.V. "Meteor" during the International Indian Ocean Expedition (IIOE) in 1964-65 were investigated. They contain a total number of about 45000 Thecosomata, belonging to 22 species and 5 families. Some species (e.g. Creseis acicula and Limacina inflata) are common in the entire area, others (e.g. Creseis chierchiae and Desmopterus gardinieri) show a quite distinct distribution. From several species only one single specimen was captured, others are completely lacking in the collection though they have been reported frequently from the same area by other expeditions. This may be due to seasonal variations and to the fact that no bathial tows were taken. In spite of these restrictions the extensive material from a relatively small area offers the possibility to compare specific and nonspecific features in related species and to question their taxonomic value. |
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| spellingShingle | Abundance of thecosomatous pteropods in the Arabian Sea and Persian Gulf (Table 2) Richter, Gotthard Arabian Sea; Counting; Depth, bottom/max; Depth, top/min; DEPTH, water; Eastern Arabian Sea; Event label; IIOE - International Indian Ocean Expedition; Indian Ocean; Indian Ocean Standard Net; IOSN; Latitude of event; Longitude of event; M1; M1_114; M1_136; M1_146; M1_151; M1_152; M1_153; M1_154; M1_157; M1_168; M1_169; M1_172; M1_185; M1_187; M1_189; M1_194; M1_197; M1_198; M1_199; M1_200; M1_202; M1_208; M1_209; M1_215; M1_218; M1_235; M1_236; M1_279; M1_280A; M1_313; M1_320; M1_356; M1_NET114; M1_NET136; M1_NET146; M1_NET151; M1_NET152; M1_NET153; M1_NET154; M1_NET157; M1_NET168; M1_NET169; M1_NET172; M1_NET185; M1_NET187; M1_NET189; M1_NET194; M1_NET197; M1_NET198; M1_NET199; M1_NET200; M1_NET202; M1_NET208; M1_NET209; M1_NET215; M1_NET218; M1_NET235; M1_NET236; M1_NET279; M1_NET280; M1_NET313; M1_NET320; M1_NET356; Meteor (1964); Persian Gulf; Pteropoda; Sample comment; Sample volume; Western Arabian Sea This paper deals with the presence and distribution of Thecosomatous Pteropods in the Indian Ocean. 122 plankton-samples, taken by R.V. "Meteor" during the International Indian Ocean Expedition (IIOE) in 1964-65 were investigated. They contain a total number of about 45000 Thecosomata, belonging to 22 species and 5 families. Some species (e.g. Creseis acicula and Limacina inflata) are common in the entire area, others (e.g. Creseis chierchiae and Desmopterus gardinieri) show a quite distinct distribution. From several species only one single specimen was captured, others are completely lacking in the collection though they have been reported frequently from the same area by other expeditions. This may be due to seasonal variations and to the fact that no bathial tows were taken. In spite of these restrictions the extensive material from a relatively small area offers the possibility to compare specific and nonspecific features in related species and to question their taxonomic value. |
| title | Abundance of thecosomatous pteropods in the Arabian Sea and Persian Gulf (Table 2) |
| topic | Arabian Sea; Counting; Depth, bottom/max; Depth, top/min; DEPTH, water; Eastern Arabian Sea; Event label; IIOE - International Indian Ocean Expedition; Indian Ocean; Indian Ocean Standard Net; IOSN; Latitude of event; Longitude of event; M1; M1_114; M1_136; M1_146; M1_151; M1_152; M1_153; M1_154; M1_157; M1_168; M1_169; M1_172; M1_185; M1_187; M1_189; M1_194; M1_197; M1_198; M1_199; M1_200; M1_202; M1_208; M1_209; M1_215; M1_218; M1_235; M1_236; M1_279; M1_280A; M1_313; M1_320; M1_356; M1_NET114; M1_NET136; M1_NET146; M1_NET151; M1_NET152; M1_NET153; M1_NET154; M1_NET157; M1_NET168; M1_NET169; M1_NET172; M1_NET185; M1_NET187; M1_NET189; M1_NET194; M1_NET197; M1_NET198; M1_NET199; M1_NET200; M1_NET202; M1_NET208; M1_NET209; M1_NET215; M1_NET218; M1_NET235; M1_NET236; M1_NET279; M1_NET280; M1_NET313; M1_NET320; M1_NET356; Meteor (1964); Persian Gulf; Pteropoda; Sample comment; Sample volume; Western Arabian Sea |
| url | https://doi.org/10.1594/PANGAEA.611162 |