Abundance of mesozooplankton in the north-eastern Black Sea during SESRU01 cruise in April 2008
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| author | Arashkevich, Elena G Nikishina, Anastasia Timonin, Alexander G |
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| contents | The SESRU01_mesozooplankton dataset contains data collected in April 2008 at 19 stations located between 37°E and 39.5°E and between 42.4°N and 44.5°N in the north-eastern Black Sea. Samples were collected with a Juday net (mesh size 180 m, mouth area 0.1 m**2). Integrated samples were taken from the lower boundary of the oxic zone to the surface, stratified samples were taken according to CTD-profiles: samples were taken from the following depth strata: 1) the upper mixed layer (UML); 2) the layer of high temperature gradients (from the upper boundary of thermocline to the depth of 8 deg C temperature); 3) cold Intermediate layer (CIL) - the layer with the T< 8 deg C; 4) from the depth of sigma theta = 15.8 (oxycline) to the lower boundary of CIL; 5) from the depth of sigma theta = 16.2 to the depth of sigma theta = 15.8. Samples were analysed for zooplankton species and stage composition and abundance. Juday net: Vertical tows of a closing Juday net, with mouth area 0.1 m**2, mesh size 180µm. Samples were taken from different layers. Towing speed: 1m/s. Samples were preserved by a 4% formaldehyde sea water buffered solution. Sampling volume was estimated by multiplying the mouth area by the wire length. The entire sample or an aliquot (1/2 to1/4) was analyzed under the binocular microscope. Mesozooplankton species and stages were identified and enumerated; meroplankton were identified and enumerated at higher taxonomic level. Taxonomic identification was done at Shirshov Institute of Oceanology using the relevant taxonomic literature (Rose, 1933, Brodsky, 1950, and Internet resources). |
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| spellingShingle | Abundance of mesozooplankton in the north-eastern Black Sea during SESRU01 cruise in April 2008 Arashkevich, Elena G Nikishina, Anastasia Timonin, Alexander G Acartia clausi, c1-c2; Acartia clausi, c3-c4; Acartia clausi, c5; Acartia clausi, female; Actinopterygii, larvae; Akvanavt; Amphipoda; Balanidae, cypris; Balanidae, nauplii; Bivalvia, larvae; Black Sea; Calanoida, nauplii; Calanus euxinus, c1; Calanus euxinus, c2; Calanus euxinus, c3; Calanus euxinus, c4; Calanus euxinus, c5; Calanus euxinus, female; Calanus euxinus, male; Calanus euxinus, nauplii; Calculated; Centropages ponticus, c1-c3; Centropages ponticus, c4-c5; Centropages ponticus, female; Centropages ponticus, male; Computed/Converted; Counting; Date/Time of event; Decapoda, larvae; Depth, bottom/max; Depth, top/min; DEPTH, water; Evadne spinifera; Event label; Gastropoda, larvae; Isopoda; JUDAY; Juday net; Latitude of event; Longitude of event; Mesozooplankton; Noctiluca scintillans; Oikopleura dioica; Oithona similis; Paracalanus parvus, c1-c3; Paracalanus parvus, c4-c5; Paracalanus parvus, female; Paracalanus parvus, male; Parasagitta setosa; Penilia avirostris; Pleopis polyphaemoides; Pleurobrachia pileus; Polychaeta; Polychaeta, larvae; Pseudevadne tergestina; Pseudocalanus elongatus, c1-c2; Pseudocalanus elongatus, c3-c4; Pseudocalanus elongatus, c5; Pseudocalanus elongatus, female; Pseudocalanus elongatus, male; Sample volume; SESAME; SESRU01; SESRU01_mesozooplankton-1; SESRU01_mesozooplankton-10; SESRU01_mesozooplankton-11; SESRU01_mesozooplankton-12; SESRU01_mesozooplankton-13; SESRU01_mesozooplankton-14; SESRU01_mesozooplankton-15; SESRU01_mesozooplankton-16; SESRU01_mesozooplankton-17; SESRU01_mesozooplankton-18; SESRU01_mesozooplankton-19; SESRU01_mesozooplankton-2; SESRU01_mesozooplankton-20; SESRU01_mesozooplankton-21; SESRU01_mesozooplankton-22; SESRU01_mesozooplankton-23; SESRU01_mesozooplankton-24; SESRU01_mesozooplankton-25; SESRU01_mesozooplankton-26; SESRU01_mesozooplankton-27; SESRU01_mesozooplankton-28; SESRU01_mesozooplankton-29; SESRU01_mesozooplankton-3; SESRU01_mesozooplankton-30; SESRU01_mesozooplankton-4; SESRU01_mesozooplankton-5; SESRU01_mesozooplankton-6; SESRU01_mesozooplankton-7; SESRU01_mesozooplankton-8; SESRU01_mesozooplankton-9; SESRU01-01; SESRU01-02; SESRU01-03; SESRU01-04; SESRU01-05; SESRU01-06; SESRU01-07; SESRU01-08; SESRU01-09; SESRU01-10; SESRU01-11; SESRU01-12; SESRU01-13; SESRU01-14; SESRU01-15; SESRU01-16; SESRU01-17; SESRU01-18; SESRU01-19; Southern European Seas: Assessing and Modelling Ecosystem Changes The SESRU01_mesozooplankton dataset contains data collected in April 2008 at 19 stations located between 37°E and 39.5°E and between 42.4°N and 44.5°N in the north-eastern Black Sea. Samples were collected with a Juday net (mesh size 180 m, mouth area 0.1 m**2). Integrated samples were taken from the lower boundary of the oxic zone to the surface, stratified samples were taken according to CTD-profiles: samples were taken from the following depth strata: 1) the upper mixed layer (UML); 2) the layer of high temperature gradients (from the upper boundary of thermocline to the depth of 8 deg C temperature); 3) cold Intermediate layer (CIL) - the layer with the T< 8 deg C; 4) from the depth of sigma theta = 15.8 (oxycline) to the lower boundary of CIL; 5) from the depth of sigma theta = 16.2 to the depth of sigma theta = 15.8. Samples were analysed for zooplankton species and stage composition and abundance. Juday net: Vertical tows of a closing Juday net, with mouth area 0.1 m**2, mesh size 180µm. Samples were taken from different layers. Towing speed: 1m/s. Samples were preserved by a 4% formaldehyde sea water buffered solution. Sampling volume was estimated by multiplying the mouth area by the wire length. The entire sample or an aliquot (1/2 to1/4) was analyzed under the binocular microscope. Mesozooplankton species and stages were identified and enumerated; meroplankton were identified and enumerated at higher taxonomic level. Taxonomic identification was done at Shirshov Institute of Oceanology using the relevant taxonomic literature (Rose, 1933, Brodsky, 1950, and Internet resources). |
| title | Abundance of mesozooplankton in the north-eastern Black Sea during SESRU01 cruise in April 2008 |
| topic | Acartia clausi, c1-c2; Acartia clausi, c3-c4; Acartia clausi, c5; Acartia clausi, female; Actinopterygii, larvae; Akvanavt; Amphipoda; Balanidae, cypris; Balanidae, nauplii; Bivalvia, larvae; Black Sea; Calanoida, nauplii; Calanus euxinus, c1; Calanus euxinus, c2; Calanus euxinus, c3; Calanus euxinus, c4; Calanus euxinus, c5; Calanus euxinus, female; Calanus euxinus, male; Calanus euxinus, nauplii; Calculated; Centropages ponticus, c1-c3; Centropages ponticus, c4-c5; Centropages ponticus, female; Centropages ponticus, male; Computed/Converted; Counting; Date/Time of event; Decapoda, larvae; Depth, bottom/max; Depth, top/min; DEPTH, water; Evadne spinifera; Event label; Gastropoda, larvae; Isopoda; JUDAY; Juday net; Latitude of event; Longitude of event; Mesozooplankton; Noctiluca scintillans; Oikopleura dioica; Oithona similis; Paracalanus parvus, c1-c3; Paracalanus parvus, c4-c5; Paracalanus parvus, female; Paracalanus parvus, male; Parasagitta setosa; Penilia avirostris; Pleopis polyphaemoides; Pleurobrachia pileus; Polychaeta; Polychaeta, larvae; Pseudevadne tergestina; Pseudocalanus elongatus, c1-c2; Pseudocalanus elongatus, c3-c4; Pseudocalanus elongatus, c5; Pseudocalanus elongatus, female; Pseudocalanus elongatus, male; Sample volume; SESAME; SESRU01; SESRU01_mesozooplankton-1; SESRU01_mesozooplankton-10; SESRU01_mesozooplankton-11; SESRU01_mesozooplankton-12; SESRU01_mesozooplankton-13; SESRU01_mesozooplankton-14; SESRU01_mesozooplankton-15; SESRU01_mesozooplankton-16; SESRU01_mesozooplankton-17; SESRU01_mesozooplankton-18; SESRU01_mesozooplankton-19; SESRU01_mesozooplankton-2; SESRU01_mesozooplankton-20; SESRU01_mesozooplankton-21; SESRU01_mesozooplankton-22; SESRU01_mesozooplankton-23; SESRU01_mesozooplankton-24; SESRU01_mesozooplankton-25; SESRU01_mesozooplankton-26; SESRU01_mesozooplankton-27; SESRU01_mesozooplankton-28; SESRU01_mesozooplankton-29; SESRU01_mesozooplankton-3; SESRU01_mesozooplankton-30; SESRU01_mesozooplankton-4; SESRU01_mesozooplankton-5; SESRU01_mesozooplankton-6; SESRU01_mesozooplankton-7; SESRU01_mesozooplankton-8; SESRU01_mesozooplankton-9; SESRU01-01; SESRU01-02; SESRU01-03; SESRU01-04; SESRU01-05; SESRU01-06; SESRU01-07; SESRU01-08; SESRU01-09; SESRU01-10; SESRU01-11; SESRU01-12; SESRU01-13; SESRU01-14; SESRU01-15; SESRU01-16; SESRU01-17; SESRU01-18; SESRU01-19; Southern European Seas: Assessing and Modelling Ecosystem Changes |
| url | https://doi.org/10.1594/PANGAEA.848860 |