Are antarctic zooplankton metabolically more cold-adapted than arctic zooplankton? An intra-generic comparison of oxygen consumption rates
Because of the greater age of the antarctic ecosystem in relation to the arctic ecosystem, an elevated metabolic rate and more obligate stenothermy of antarctic zooplankton compared with their arctic counterparts are predicted from the concept of metabolic cold adaptation. When oxygen consumption ra...
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fthighwire:oai:open-archive.highwire.org:plankt:11/3/619 2023-05-15T13:45:43+02:00 Are antarctic zooplankton metabolically more cold-adapted than arctic zooplankton? An intra-generic comparison of oxygen consumption rates Ikeda, T. 1989-01-01 00:00:00.0 text/html http://plankt.oxfordjournals.org/cgi/content/short/11/3/619 https://doi.org/10.1093/plankt/11.3.619 en eng Oxford University Press http://plankt.oxfordjournals.org/cgi/content/short/11/3/619 http://dx.doi.org/10.1093/plankt/11.3.619 Copyright (C) 1989, Oxford University Press SHORT COMMUNICATIONS TEXT 1989 fthighwire https://doi.org/10.1093/plankt/11.3.619 2007-06-25T06:47:54Z Because of the greater age of the antarctic ecosystem in relation to the arctic ecosystem, an elevated metabolic rate and more obligate stenothermy of antarctic zooplankton compared with their arctic counterparts are predicted from the concept of metabolic cold adaptation. When oxygen consumption rates were standardized to 1 mg body nitrogen and 0°C and compared between the species belonging to the same genus, the antarctic rates were greater than arctic rates in Clione (pteropods) and Calanus (copepods), while the reverse was true in Parathemisto (amphipods), Thysanoessa (euphausiids) and Sagitta (chaetognaths). No significant differences were seen in Limacina (pteropods) and Metridia (copepods). These inconsistent results do not support the hypothesis of metabolic cold adaptation in the zooplankton of polar seas. Text Antarc* Antarctic Arctic Zooplankton Copepods HighWire Press (Stanford University) Arctic Antarctic The Antarctic Journal of Plankton Research 11 3 619 624 |
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Because of the greater age of the antarctic ecosystem in relation to the arctic ecosystem, an elevated metabolic rate and more obligate stenothermy of antarctic zooplankton compared with their arctic counterparts are predicted from the concept of metabolic cold adaptation. When oxygen consumption rates were standardized to 1 mg body nitrogen and 0°C and compared between the species belonging to the same genus, the antarctic rates were greater than arctic rates in Clione (pteropods) and Calanus (copepods), while the reverse was true in Parathemisto (amphipods), Thysanoessa (euphausiids) and Sagitta (chaetognaths). No significant differences were seen in Limacina (pteropods) and Metridia (copepods). These inconsistent results do not support the hypothesis of metabolic cold adaptation in the zooplankton of polar seas. |
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Are antarctic zooplankton metabolically more cold-adapted than arctic zooplankton? An intra-generic comparison of oxygen consumption rates |
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Are antarctic zooplankton metabolically more cold-adapted than arctic zooplankton? An intra-generic comparison of oxygen consumption rates |
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Are antarctic zooplankton metabolically more cold-adapted than arctic zooplankton? An intra-generic comparison of oxygen consumption rates |
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Are antarctic zooplankton metabolically more cold-adapted than arctic zooplankton? An intra-generic comparison of oxygen consumption rates |
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are antarctic zooplankton metabolically more cold-adapted than arctic zooplankton? an intra-generic comparison of oxygen consumption rates |
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