Marine Ecology Progress Series · 1995 · 116 citations · 7 references
Life SciencesBiologyMarine SciencesEmbryogenesisEmbryologyReproductive BiologyFish Developmental BiologyFish ReproductionFish Reproductive BiologyMitosisReproductive EcologyCellular Membrane DamageCopepod EcologyMarine Invertebrate EmbryologyNuclear Division Disruption
Abnormal embryonic development is described for the copepod Calanus helgolandicus Anomalies followed ingestion of diatoms by females which led to erroneous synchronization between nuclear division and cytok~nesis, with malformation of the cellular membrane between daughter cells during mitosis. Similar types of cellular anomalies and morphological deformities, reported for the first time in the embryonic and naupliar stages of C. helgolandicus, were observed both in the laboratory and in situ. The ecological Importance of this process as a factor controlling mortality and recruitment of copepods In the ocean IS discussed.
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Do diatoms arrest embryonic development in cope-pods?
S. A. Poulet, A lanora, Antonio Miralto et al. · Marine Ecology Progress Series · 1994 · 117 citations · Full text