The occurrence and vertical distribution of the Euphausiacea of the Florida current.
Our knowledge of the Euphausiacea of the western area of the North Atlantic dates back to the time of Ortmann (1893) who recorded a number of species from this area. Hansen (1915) has given a great many records of the Euphausiacea from the western Atlantic, mainly in the northwestern part. Colosi (1...
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McGill University
1954
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| Online Access: | http://digitool.Library.McGill.CA:80/R/?func=dbin-jump-full&object_id=109674 |
| Summary: | Our knowledge of the Euphausiacea of the western area of the North Atlantic dates back to the time of Ortmann (1893) who recorded a number of species from this area. Hansen (1915) has given a great many records of the Euphausiacea from the western Atlantic, mainly in the northwestern part. Colosi (1917) has added a few records from the Caribbean sea, Bigelow (1926) records a number of species from the offshore waters of the Gulf of Maine, of which a few are Euphausid species that also occur in the Florida straits area. A list of the species occurring from Chesapeake Bay to the northern end of the Bahama Bank has been recorded by Tattersall (1986). |
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