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What Are Jellyfishes and Thaliaceans and Why Do They Bloom?
2013The jellyfishes and thaliaceans comprise primarily planktonic species of cnidarians, ctenophores (jellyfishes) and chordates (thaliaceans or pelagic tunicates). Grouped together because of their gelatinous bodies, these diverse species nonetheless differ in their evolutionary histories and may have distinct morphologies, life histories, ecologies and ...
Cathy H. Lucas, Michael N. Dawson
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[Causes of jellyfish blooms and their influence on marine environment].
Ying yong sheng tai xue bao = The journal of applied ecology, 2015Jellyfish blooms have damaged the normal composition and function of marine ecosystem and ecological environments, which have been one of the new marine ecological disasters. In this study, we summarized the possible inducements of jellyfish blooms, and the influences of jellyfish blooms on biogenic elements, dissolved oxygen, seawater acidity and ...
Chang-feng, Qu, Jin-ming, Song, Ning, Li
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Jellyfish blooms and management implications in the Northeast Atlantic [PDF]
, 2017 Jellyfish blooms are known to impact adversely a variety of industries, including fishing and tourism. A review of scientific literature indicates that blooms and their impacts may intensify in the Northeast Atlantic. There are also indications that the public perceive that blooms are becoming more common in this region. This research aimed to identify
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Microplastic ingestion in jellyfish Pelagia noctiluca (Forsskal, 1775) in the North Atlantic Ocean
Marine Pollution Bulletin, 2021Jorge Rapp +2 more
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