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Main Author: Dahmen, Karl
Format: Dataset Open Access
Language:en
Published: PANGAEA 1997
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Online Access:https://doi.org/10.1594/PANGAEA.762945
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author Dahmen, Karl
author_facet Dahmen, Karl
collection Datos científicos de ciencias marinas y ambientales
contents The seasonal vertical distribution of mesozooplankton was investigated in the Bornholm Basin in October 1988, July 1991 and April 1992 by means of horizontal tows using a small net with a mesh size of 47 micrometers. This study shows that the vertical distribution of multivoltine copepods is linked with ontogeny and may also change seasonally, even in shallow areas such as the Baltic. Trends between copepod species, stages and seasons were discovered. Secondly, the correlation was investigated between the vertical mesozooplankton distribution on the one hand and chlorophyll a concentration and the density of medusae and fish larvae on the other hand. In several cases the comparison of the shape of the profiles led to greater differentiation than the coefficient of correlation. The abundances found allowed only scant statements about non-copepod taxa.
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spellingShingle Mesozooplankton in Bornholm Basin, Baltic Sea
Dahmen, Karl
Bornholm Basin, Baltic Sea; DRIFT; Drifter; Station_21; Station_D
The seasonal vertical distribution of mesozooplankton was investigated in the Bornholm Basin in October 1988, July 1991 and April 1992 by means of horizontal tows using a small net with a mesh size of 47 micrometers. This study shows that the vertical distribution of multivoltine copepods is linked with ontogeny and may also change seasonally, even in shallow areas such as the Baltic. Trends between copepod species, stages and seasons were discovered. Secondly, the correlation was investigated between the vertical mesozooplankton distribution on the one hand and chlorophyll a concentration and the density of medusae and fish larvae on the other hand. In several cases the comparison of the shape of the profiles led to greater differentiation than the coefficient of correlation. The abundances found allowed only scant statements about non-copepod taxa.
title Mesozooplankton in Bornholm Basin, Baltic Sea
topic Bornholm Basin, Baltic Sea; DRIFT; Drifter; Station_21; Station_D
url https://doi.org/10.1594/PANGAEA.762945