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Chesapeake Science, 1969
All metabolic rates of zooplankton are dependent on temperature. Rates generally rise in a linear fashion, with inflection points when plotted on a semi-log scale, and fall at higher temperatures. The upper limits of thermal tolerance for two species of copepods from Chesapeake Bay were found to be near the normal temperature of the habitat during the ...
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All metabolic rates of zooplankton are dependent on temperature. Rates generally rise in a linear fashion, with inflection points when plotted on a semi-log scale, and fall at higher temperatures. The upper limits of thermal tolerance for two species of copepods from Chesapeake Bay were found to be near the normal temperature of the habitat during the ...
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Comparisons of zooplankton time series
Journal of Marine Systems, 2010Evidence for climate-correlated low frequency variability of various components of marine ecosystems has accumulated rapidly over the past 2 decades. There has also been a growing recognition that society needs to learn how the fluctuations of these various components are linked, and to predict the likely amplitude and steepness of future changes ...
Mackas, D., Beaugrand, Gregory
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2012
The dominant species of the crustacean plankton in Lake Kivu are the cyclopoid copepods Thermocyclops consimilis and Mesocyclops aequatorialis and the cladoceran Diaphanosoma excisum. Mean crustacean biomass over the period 2003-2004 was 0.99 g C m-2. The seasonal dynamic closely followed variations of Chl a concentration and responded well to the dry ...
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The dominant species of the crustacean plankton in Lake Kivu are the cyclopoid copepods Thermocyclops consimilis and Mesocyclops aequatorialis and the cladoceran Diaphanosoma excisum. Mean crustacean biomass over the period 2003-2004 was 0.99 g C m-2. The seasonal dynamic closely followed variations of Chl a concentration and responded well to the dry ...
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Zooplankton Mortality Mechanisms
1979Mortality among zooplankton can be broken down into two large categories: (1) predation, and (2) all other causes, including disease, physical stress, parasitism, starvation, and senescence. Quantification of the relative importance of these two categories of mechanisms for the various stages and species included in the Lake Lanao zooplankton is ...
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Zooplankton of the Nile System
1976The zooplankton of the whole riversystem is treated in one chapter, because the two main rivers bind the various lakes and other features into some entity. This is not so in other biological features; fishes and part of the benthos are differentiated in this great variety of waters.
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