The Role of Appendicularians in Southern Ocean Carbon Flow and Trophodynamics

Data acquisition:\n Samples were collected using a 1.5 metre diameter Ring net (150 micron metre mesh) with a wide cod-end on the base (volume approximately 40 Litres). Vertical trawls were to 20 m (unless otherwise specified). Deployment speed was determined by wave conditions with hauling speed at...

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Online Access:https://researchdata.edu.au/the-role-appendicularians-flow-trophodynamics/1941030
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spelling ftands:oai:ands.org.au::1941030 2023-09-05T13:23:31+02:00 The Role of Appendicularians in Southern Ocean Carbon Flow and Trophodynamics Australian Antarctic Division (isOwnedBy) Spatial: 29.9958,-69.2078 80.0086,-69.2078 80.0086,-59.7978 29.9958,-59.7978 29.9958,-69.2078 Spatial: true https://researchdata.edu.au/the-role-appendicularians-flow-trophodynamics/1941030 http://data.gov.au/dataset/0652de24-6baa-4ac4-a0bb-be9da899df79 unknown data.gov.au https://researchdata.edu.au/the-role-appendicularians-flow-trophodynamics/1941030 http://data.gov.au/dataset/0652de24-6baa-4ac4-a0bb-be9da899df79 the-role-of-appendicularians-in-southern-ocean-carbon-flow-and-trophodynamics Australian Antarctic Division AMD CEOS SHIPS TRAWL abundance appendicularians distribution identification plankton ring net vertical distribution dataset ftands 2023-08-14T23:06:53Z Data acquisition:\n Samples were collected using a 1.5 metre diameter Ring net (150 micron metre mesh) with a wide cod-end on the base (volume approximately 40 Litres). Vertical trawls were to 20 m (unless otherwise specified). Deployment speed was determined by wave conditions with hauling speed at slowest possible speed available by the gantry (approximately than 2 meters per second). The net was rinsed with sea water before the cod-end was removed and the contents determined by observing a sub-sample under the light microscope. Appendicualrians were separated and preserved while the remaining contents of the cod-end were sieved through 120 micrometre mesh and preserved to be sorted more accurately on return to the laboratories.\n \n The appendicularians were quantified and sorted under light microscopes with additional randomly selected individuals being prepared for Scanning Electron Microscopy (SEM) imaging to enable identification to species level and some Oikopleura gaussica stomach's where dissected for SEM dietary analysis.\n \n Data processing:\n Data are being processed using 'statistica 6' (and possibly PRIMER or PATN) to determine correlations with physical parameters obtained from underway data, the CTD and the microbial biologist.\n \n Dataset Format:\n Database is an excel spreadsheet\n \n Parameters:\n \n Leg - identification number of southern bound legs \n Event number - deployment number \n \n Station - leg number . sample point number \n \n CTD - number of corresponding CTD (conductivity, Temperature Depth sample point)\n \n Date - date/month/year \n Time (UTC) \n Latitude\n \n Longitude\n \n NET (mesh (micro meters) type) - Net type and mesh size in micro meters (150)\n \n DEPTH (m) - vertical trawl depth \n # APPENDICULARIANS - count of appendicularians from ship and laboratory based sorting \n Fritiliaria drygalski - count of Fritillaridae's from ship and laboaratory based sorting\n \n Oiklopleura gaussica - count of Oikopleuridae's from ship and laboratory based sorting \n \n Alive - ... Dataset Southern Ocean Research Data Australia (Australian National Data Service - ANDS) Drygalski ENVELOPE(-61.000,-61.000,-64.717,-64.717) Southern Ocean
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topic AMD
CEOS
SHIPS
TRAWL
abundance
appendicularians
distribution
identification
plankton
ring net
vertical distribution
spellingShingle AMD
CEOS
SHIPS
TRAWL
abundance
appendicularians
distribution
identification
plankton
ring net
vertical distribution
The Role of Appendicularians in Southern Ocean Carbon Flow and Trophodynamics
topic_facet AMD
CEOS
SHIPS
TRAWL
abundance
appendicularians
distribution
identification
plankton
ring net
vertical distribution
description Data acquisition:\n Samples were collected using a 1.5 metre diameter Ring net (150 micron metre mesh) with a wide cod-end on the base (volume approximately 40 Litres). Vertical trawls were to 20 m (unless otherwise specified). Deployment speed was determined by wave conditions with hauling speed at slowest possible speed available by the gantry (approximately than 2 meters per second). The net was rinsed with sea water before the cod-end was removed and the contents determined by observing a sub-sample under the light microscope. Appendicualrians were separated and preserved while the remaining contents of the cod-end were sieved through 120 micrometre mesh and preserved to be sorted more accurately on return to the laboratories.\n \n The appendicularians were quantified and sorted under light microscopes with additional randomly selected individuals being prepared for Scanning Electron Microscopy (SEM) imaging to enable identification to species level and some Oikopleura gaussica stomach's where dissected for SEM dietary analysis.\n \n Data processing:\n Data are being processed using 'statistica 6' (and possibly PRIMER or PATN) to determine correlations with physical parameters obtained from underway data, the CTD and the microbial biologist.\n \n Dataset Format:\n Database is an excel spreadsheet\n \n Parameters:\n \n Leg - identification number of southern bound legs \n Event number - deployment number \n \n Station - leg number . sample point number \n \n CTD - number of corresponding CTD (conductivity, Temperature Depth sample point)\n \n Date - date/month/year \n Time (UTC) \n Latitude\n \n Longitude\n \n NET (mesh (micro meters) type) - Net type and mesh size in micro meters (150)\n \n DEPTH (m) - vertical trawl depth \n # APPENDICULARIANS - count of appendicularians from ship and laboratory based sorting \n Fritiliaria drygalski - count of Fritillaridae's from ship and laboaratory based sorting\n \n Oiklopleura gaussica - count of Oikopleuridae's from ship and laboratory based sorting \n \n Alive - ...
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title The Role of Appendicularians in Southern Ocean Carbon Flow and Trophodynamics
title_short The Role of Appendicularians in Southern Ocean Carbon Flow and Trophodynamics
title_full The Role of Appendicularians in Southern Ocean Carbon Flow and Trophodynamics
title_fullStr The Role of Appendicularians in Southern Ocean Carbon Flow and Trophodynamics
title_full_unstemmed The Role of Appendicularians in Southern Ocean Carbon Flow and Trophodynamics
title_sort role of appendicularians in southern ocean carbon flow and trophodynamics
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