Drift Station Biology: Zooplankton Taxonomy and Biochemical and Physiological Adaptations of Arctic Marine Animals.

This reports includes the following: Vertical and annual distributions of some of the most common zooplankton species in the Central Arctic Ocean; A description of the freezing resistance mechanism of an arctic isopod; A description of anatomical, biochemical and physiological properties of visual r...

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Main Author: Fernandez,Hector R C
Other Authors: WAYNE STATE UNIV DETROIT MICH DEPT OF BIOLOGY
Format: Text
Language:English
Published: 1977
Subjects:
Biological Oceanography
*LIPIDS
*TAXONOMY
*AQUATIC ANIMALS
*ZOOPLANKTON
*CRUSTACEA
DISTRIBUTION
BIOCHEMISTRY
DEPTH
ARCTIC REGIONS
ADAPTATION(PHYSIOLOGY)
Arctic
Arctic Ocean
Zooplankton
Online Access:http://www.dtic.mil/docs/citations/ADA063116
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Summary:This reports includes the following: Vertical and annual distributions of some of the most common zooplankton species in the Central Arctic Ocean; A description of the freezing resistance mechanism of an arctic isopod; A description of anatomical, biochemical and physiological properties of visual receptors of arctic marine organisms; and An analysis of the lipid composition of arctic crustaceans. (Author)

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