Seasonal Studies of a Pelagic Ecosystem (Meridian 110° E)
IIOOE
ZOOPLANkTON 8 10MASS
NIGHT
<1 .3
-
1-3-1.6
16-1-9
493
Fig. 9. Night zooplankton biomass with respect to latitude and month. Column values to 200 m.
(After TRANTER and KERR, 1969)
IIO'E
I
"'T
196' NOV
JAN
..... "" .... Y
JLO..Y
t.4 L CRONEK TON OR... WEIGHT
-
"' 4
4-1
8 -10
>- to I 9 p« Standard haul I
Fig. 10. Micronekton dry weight with respect to latitude and month. Oblique hauls to 200 m;
per standard haul of 10000 m. (After LEGAND, 1969)
saturated carbon fixation, averaged 85 m, ranging from 60 m at its shallowest (JanuaryFebruary) to 130 m at its deepest (October).
Table 1 gives mean levels for each standing stock, cruise by cruise. Separate values
IIOOE
ZOOPLANkTON 8 10MASS
NIGHT
<1 .3
-
1-3-1.6
16-1-9
493
Fig. 9. Night zooplankton biomass with respect to latitude and month. Column values to 200 m.
(After TRANTER and KERR, 1969)
IIO'E
I
"'T
196' NOV
JAN
..... "" .... Y
JLO..Y
t.4 L CRONEK TON OR... WEIGHT
-
"' 4
4-1
8 -10
>- to I 9 p« Standard haul I
Fig. 10. Micronekton dry weight with respect to latitude and month. Oblique hauls to 200 m;
per standard haul of 10000 m. (After LEGAND, 1969)
saturated carbon fixation, averaged 85 m, ranging from 60 m at its shallowest (JanuaryFebruary) to 130 m at its deepest (October).
Table 1 gives mean levels for each standing stock, cruise by cruise. Separate values
