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Adaptations in mesopelagic fishes
Marine Biology, 1989Mesopelagic fishes were collected from depths of 400 to 900 m off Oregon (USA) in September 1983, October 1985 and June 1989. Species of mesopelagic fish without diel vertical migrations (non-migrators) are known to have high body-and muscle-water contents relative to epipelagic and vertically migrating mesopelagic species.
P. H. Yancey +2 more
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Broadband scattering from mesopelagic jellyfish
The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America, 2020By linking surface waters to the deep ocean, the mesopelagic zone (200–1000 m) plays crucial ecological roles in biogeochemical cycling, feeding apex predators, and sustaining a massive daily migration of organisms. The importance of this expansive ecosystem cannot be fully understood without accurately estimating its biomass.
Rachel E. Kahn, Andone C. Lavery
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Mesopelagic zone ecology and biogeochemistry – a synthesis
Deep Sea Research Part II: Topical Studies in Oceanography, 20101 ...
Robinson, Carol +17 more
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Musculotendinous system of mesopelagic fishes: Stomiiformes (Teleostei)
Journal of Anatomy, 2021AbstractEvery night the greatest migration on Earth starts in the deep pelagic oceans where organisms move up to the meso‐ and epipelagic to find food and return to the deeper zones during the day. One of the dominant fish taxa undertaking vertical migrations are the dragonfishes (Stomiiformes).
Schnell, Nalani +4 more
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Marine Ecology Progress Series
: The aims of this study were to determine the community composition and environmental drivers of mesopelagic fishes in the Mauritanian Upwelling System.
SE Duncan, W. Hagen, HO Fock
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: The aims of this study were to determine the community composition and environmental drivers of mesopelagic fishes in the Mauritanian Upwelling System.
SE Duncan, W. Hagen, HO Fock
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Assessing the potential economic effects of mesopelagic fisheries as a novel source of fishmeal
Natural Resource ModelingThe continuous growth of the aquaculture industry implies increased demand for efficient sources of aquafeed, such as fishmeal. Pelagic fish are a desirable source of fishmeal due to their high nutritional content.
Rohan Gowda Thanh Quang +2 more
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The eyes of mesopelagic crustaceans
Cell and Tissue Research, 1978In Streetsia challengeri left and right eyes have fused and become a single cylindrical photoreceptor, which occupies the basal half of a forward directed head projection. This unusual compound eye consists of approximately 2500 ommatidia, which are arranged in such a way that the animal has almost circumferential vision, but cannot look ahead or ...
V B, Meyer-Rochow, S, Walsh
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Ink utilization by mesopelagic squid
Marine Biology, 2007Remotely operated vehicle dive video recordings of deep-sea squid ink release were examined to determine species, ink release type, release depth, and accompanying behavior/s. Ink release was commonly observed between the surface and 1,842.1 m in Monterey Bay, CA, and surrounding waters.
Stephanie L. Bush, Bruce H. Robison
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Sensory Brain Areas in Mesopelagic Fishes
Brain, Behavior and Evolution, 2001Four areas of the brain that receive primary projections from chemical senses ([1] olfactory bulb, [2] facial and vagal lobes), the eye ([3] optic tectum), and somato- and mechanosensory systems such as the lateral line, vestibular and auditory systems ([4] trigeminal and octavolateral regions) have been studied and relative size differences used to ...
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