Planktic infusoria in the California upwelling region

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Auteur principal: Tumantseva, Nataliya I
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author Tumantseva, Nataliya I
author_facet Tumantseva, Nataliya I
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contents Biomass and size structure of planktic infusoria communities were investigated in March 1987 at nine stations on a 370 mile transect across the coastal upwelling zone, the California current, and subtropical waters. Infusoria compose up to 71-92% of total biomass of heterotrophic micro- and nannoplankton; their biomass was 0.6-2.0 g/m**2 in the 0-200 m layer. Distinctive characteristics of taxonomic and size structures were of great diversity of microplanktic Stormbilidiwn forms, comparatively low abundance of tintinnids, and high abundance of nannoplanktic infusoria that accounted for 26-54% of biomass.
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spellingShingle Planktic infusoria in the California upwelling region
Tumantseva, Nataliya I
Archive of Ocean Data; ARCOD; DM38; DM38-3510; DM38-3516; DM38-3519; DM38-3522; DM38-3524; DM38-3526; DM38-3527; DM38-3528; Dmitry Mendeleev; East Pacific; MULT; Multiple investigations; Water sample; WS
Biomass and size structure of planktic infusoria communities were investigated in March 1987 at nine stations on a 370 mile transect across the coastal upwelling zone, the California current, and subtropical waters. Infusoria compose up to 71-92% of total biomass of heterotrophic micro- and nannoplankton; their biomass was 0.6-2.0 g/m**2 in the 0-200 m layer. Distinctive characteristics of taxonomic and size structures were of great diversity of microplanktic Stormbilidiwn forms, comparatively low abundance of tintinnids, and high abundance of nannoplanktic infusoria that accounted for 26-54% of biomass.
title Planktic infusoria in the California upwelling region
topic Archive of Ocean Data; ARCOD; DM38; DM38-3510; DM38-3516; DM38-3519; DM38-3522; DM38-3524; DM38-3526; DM38-3527; DM38-3528; Dmitry Mendeleev; East Pacific; MULT; Multiple investigations; Water sample; WS
url https://doi.org/10.1594/PANGAEA.759237