Identification Cards
21
Table 2.2. Continued
Station
Depth sampled
Volume filtered
Total copepod
Temperature
Salinity
Fluorescence
no.
(m)
(m 3 )
abundance
eC)
(psu)
(UF)
(Ind/m3)
17
120-100
41.40
1332.82
7.021
30.647
0.063
80-60
43.90
5434.84
7.836
30.597_
0.083
40-30
20.00
172.80
9.003
30.406
0.291
20-10
18.70
130.83
9.298
30.341
0.530
18
160-120
92.00
625.18
7.037
30.914
0.053
100-80
43.40
150.49
7.225
30.804
0.055
60-40
39.20
23.24
8.221
30.612
0.128
20-10
14.50
22.84
9.237
30.453
0.548
19
75-50
46.30
229.88
8.534
30.552
0.115
25-0
29.70
6629.14
8.996
30.403
0.309
100-75
57.70
524.85
8.074
30.635
0.093
50-25
42.30
922.64
8.834
30.500
0.211
20
60-40
35.60
1350.20
8.836
30.495
0.219
20-0
23.20
6.18
9.079
30.380
0.417
80-75
52.10
2053.20
8.699
30.525
0.186
40-20
20.30
818.00
8.988
30.487
0.256
21
20-0
39.20
583.14
9.121
30.517
0.250
40-20
66.00
1307.93
9.149
30.522
0.229
0-40
77.40
916.17
9.178
30.522
0.243
40-20
55.90
1008.39
9.190
30.522
0.227
22
32-29
34.10
359.54
9.828
30.552
0.233
30-20
17.20
226.02
9.805
30.542
0.233
20-10
51.70
184.75
9.788
30.543
0.233
10-0
24.10
51.57
9.761
30.539
0.236
23
20-10
34.10
79.28
10.208
30.754
0.241
0-30
46.70
50.83
10.217
30.754
0.330
20-10
28.30
89.83
10.219
30.763
0.250
0-25
46.10
89.15
10.225
30.760
0.302
26
30-20
15.40
9959.94
9.302
32.654
0.243
26-20
28.90
19016.25
9.295
32.654
0.229
10-4
33.30
368.77
9.307
32.648
0.246
10-4
23.50
40.26
9.299
32.651
0.222
based not only on the morphology of the
species but also the group phylogeny.
However, to facilitate consultation of
identification cards, copepod species have
also been arranged in alphabetical order in
Appendix 1.
tification. Three of the species collected
(Ischnocalanus tenuis, Oncaea mediterranea
and Euterpina acutifrons) are not reported
due to extreme paucity and heavy damage of
the available material.
The synonymy at the beginning of each
identification card is very concise and is not
intended to be exhaustive. In these, we refer
only to papers with species illustrations,
preferably taking into account more recent
publications and those which we feel are
more accessible in libraries of various marine
biology institutions.
When possible, both female and male
specimens are described, reporting only
those morphological characters which we feel
are the most useful for a rapid and precise
species identification. A somewhat longer
description is devoted to species which
present greater difficulty in their iden-
21
Table 2.2. Continued
Station
Depth sampled
Volume filtered
Total copepod
Temperature
Salinity
Fluorescence
no.
(m)
(m 3 )
abundance
eC)
(psu)
(UF)
(Ind/m3)
17
120-100
41.40
1332.82
7.021
30.647
0.063
80-60
43.90
5434.84
7.836
30.597_
0.083
40-30
20.00
172.80
9.003
30.406
0.291
20-10
18.70
130.83
9.298
30.341
0.530
18
160-120
92.00
625.18
7.037
30.914
0.053
100-80
43.40
150.49
7.225
30.804
0.055
60-40
39.20
23.24
8.221
30.612
0.128
20-10
14.50
22.84
9.237
30.453
0.548
19
75-50
46.30
229.88
8.534
30.552
0.115
25-0
29.70
6629.14
8.996
30.403
0.309
100-75
57.70
524.85
8.074
30.635
0.093
50-25
42.30
922.64
8.834
30.500
0.211
20
60-40
35.60
1350.20
8.836
30.495
0.219
20-0
23.20
6.18
9.079
30.380
0.417
80-75
52.10
2053.20
8.699
30.525
0.186
40-20
20.30
818.00
8.988
30.487
0.256
21
20-0
39.20
583.14
9.121
30.517
0.250
40-20
66.00
1307.93
9.149
30.522
0.229
0-40
77.40
916.17
9.178
30.522
0.243
40-20
55.90
1008.39
9.190
30.522
0.227
22
32-29
34.10
359.54
9.828
30.552
0.233
30-20
17.20
226.02
9.805
30.542
0.233
20-10
51.70
184.75
9.788
30.543
0.233
10-0
24.10
51.57
9.761
30.539
0.236
23
20-10
34.10
79.28
10.208
30.754
0.241
0-30
46.70
50.83
10.217
30.754
0.330
20-10
28.30
89.83
10.219
30.763
0.250
0-25
46.10
89.15
10.225
30.760
0.302
26
30-20
15.40
9959.94
9.302
32.654
0.243
26-20
28.90
19016.25
9.295
32.654
0.229
10-4
33.30
368.77
9.307
32.648
0.246
10-4
23.50
40.26
9.299
32.651
0.222
based not only on the morphology of the
species but also the group phylogeny.
However, to facilitate consultation of
identification cards, copepod species have
also been arranged in alphabetical order in
Appendix 1.
tification. Three of the species collected
(Ischnocalanus tenuis, Oncaea mediterranea
and Euterpina acutifrons) are not reported
due to extreme paucity and heavy damage of
the available material.
The synonymy at the beginning of each
identification card is very concise and is not
intended to be exhaustive. In these, we refer
only to papers with species illustrations,
preferably taking into account more recent
publications and those which we feel are
more accessible in libraries of various marine
biology institutions.
When possible, both female and male
specimens are described, reporting only
those morphological characters which we feel
are the most useful for a rapid and precise
species identification. A somewhat longer
description is devoted to species which
present greater difficulty in their iden-