Rhythmic oscillations in krill visual sensitivity.

To test whether Arctic krill ( T . inermis ) showed rhythmic changes in visual sensitivity, and, in turn, warranted further experiments, we collected an individual krill from Kongsfjorden in January, and immediately prepared it for ERG recording. (a) ERG magnitude (red line = 1.75 hours running mean...

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Main Authors: Jonathan H. Cohen (7958483), Kim S. Last (11581392), Corie L. Charpentier (3200505), Finlo Cottier (749186), Malin Daase (471602), Laura Hobbs (9152223), Geir Johnsen (257802), Jørgen Berge (235355)
Format: Other Non-Article Part of Journal/Newspaper
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Published: 2021
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Online Access:https://doi.org/10.1371/journal.pbio.3001413.s002
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Summary:To test whether Arctic krill ( T . inermis ) showed rhythmic changes in visual sensitivity, and, in turn, warranted further experiments, we collected an individual krill from Kongsfjorden in January, and immediately prepared it for ERG recording. (a) ERG magnitude (red line = 1.75 hours running mean) is plotted in response to a 50-ms flash of 488-nm light at 3.65 × 10 9 photons cm −2 s −1 . Since this animal was in darkness, subjective solar elevation (negative degrees relative to horizon) is plotted for the collection location. Peaks in ERG response magnitude occurred during the time of subjective night. (b) Lomb–Scargle periodogram for ERG data in (a), resulted in a peak period at 20.4 hours. Dashed line represents significance at the ɑ = 0.05 level. For data, see S2 Data . ERG, electroretinogram. (DOCX)