Vertical day-night distribution of the salp Soestia zonaria in the temperate Northeast Atlantic and the Southwest Pacific over the Chatham Rise ...

Although the oceanic widespread pelagic tunicate Soestia zonaria has been studied for more than a century, little ecological information exists. Soestia primarily occurs in tropical to warm-temperate regions. Soestia specimens were collected between 2015 and 2021 during three research expeditions (E...

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Main Authors: Lüskow, Florian, Bahl, Alexis A, Décima, Moira, Steinberg, Deborah K, Pakhomov, Evgeny A
Format: Dataset
Language:English
Published: PANGAEA 2023
Subjects:
DVM
Intraspecific variability
Pelagic tunicate
stoichiometry
Event label
Specimen identification
Cruise/expedition
Ocean and sea region
Species, unique identification
Species, unique identification Semantic URI
Species, unique identification URI
Pair ID
LATITUDE
LONGITUDE
Gear
DATE/TIME
Number of specimens
Water volume, filtered
Fraction
Time of day
Method comment
Tow ID
Net ID
Soestia zonaria, life stage
Soestia zonaria, total length
Soestia zonaria, oral-atrial length
Soestia zonaria, development stage
Soestia zonaria
Depth, water, top/minimum
Depth, water, bottom/maximum
Layer thickness
DEPTH, water
Soestia zonaria, embryos
Soestia zonaria, blastozooid/oozooid ratio
MOCNESS opening/closing plankton net 1 sqm
Ruler stick
Calculated
61TG20151203
TAN1810
Tangaroa
Marsden
New Zealand
Pacific
Northeast Atlantic
Online Access:https://dx.doi.org/10.1594/pangaea.962766
https://doi.pangaea.de/10.1594/PANGAEA.962766
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Summary:Although the oceanic widespread pelagic tunicate Soestia zonaria has been studied for more than a century, little ecological information exists. Soestia primarily occurs in tropical to warm-temperate regions. Soestia specimens were collected between 2015 and 2021 during three research expeditions (EXPORTS cruise to the Northeast Atlantic and TAN1516 and TAN1810 over the Chatham Rise, New Zealand) using MOCNESS-1 net and large midwater trawl with maximum sampling depths of 1000 m. More than 530 Soestia specimens (oral-atrial length: 4–68 mm) were analysed for their vertical distribution, i.e., weighted mean depths (WMD) during the day and night, and migration distance. ... : This study was additionally supported by two PhD projects (International Doctoral Fellowship & University of British Columbia's Graduate Four-Year Fellowship), the Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment (MBIE) under NIWA's Strategic Science Investement Fund Coasts and Oceans and the Royal Society of New Zealand Marsden Fund. ...

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