Brazilian Journal of Biology · 2014 · 12 citations · 17 references
Life SciencesEcologyMarine SciencesBiogeographyMarine BiodiversityMarine EcologyCrustacean ZoologyPlanktonic ZoologyMesh Size
Lucifer faxoni (BORRADAILE, 1915) and L. typus (EDWARDS, 1837) are species first identified in the neritic and oceanic waters off the Amazon. Samplings were made aboard the vessel "Antares" at 22 stations in July and August, 2001 with a bongo net (500-µm mesh size). Hydrological data were taken simultaneously for comparative purposes. L. faxoni was present at thirteen of the fourteen neritic stations analysed, as well as at five of the eight oceanic stations. L. typus was present at three of the fourteen neritic stations and in one of the eight oceanic stations. The highest density of L. faxoni in the neritic province was 7,000 ind.m(-3) (St. 82) and 159 ind.m(-3) (St. 75) in the oceanic area. For L. typus, the highest density observed was 41 ind.m(-3) (St. 64) in the neritic province. In the oceanic province, the highest single density value was recorded at station 75 (5 ind.m(-3)). Overall, L. faxoni typically presented the highest densities.
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Fluid-mud processes on the Amazon continental shelf
Gail C. Kineke, Richard W. Sternberg, John Trowbridge et al. · Continental Shelf Research · 1996 · 353 citations
Biodiversity of the Pelagic Ocean
Martin Angel · Conservation Biology · 1993 · 267 citations
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