Sponge assemblages and predicted archetypes in the eastern Canadian Arctic
Little information exists on the environmental requirements of sponges from the Canadian Arctic, increasing the necessity to establish baseline distribution data on sponge assemblages to predict their susceptibility to climate change. Here we describe the sponge taxa of Hudson Strait, Ungava Bay, We...
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ftzenodo:oai:zenodo.org:2645206 2024-09-15T17:56:54+00:00 Sponge assemblages and predicted archetypes in the eastern Canadian Arctic Murillo, Francisco Javier Kenchington, Ellen Tompkins, Gabrielle Beazley, Lindsay Baker, Emily Knudby, Anders Walkusz, Wojciech 2018-06-11 https://doi.org/10.3354/meps12589 unknown Zenodo https://www.int-res.com/abstracts/meps/v597/p115-135/ https://zenodo.org/communities/sponges https://zenodo.org/communities/eu https://doi.org/10.3354/meps12589 oai:zenodo.org:2645206 info:eu-repo/semantics/openAccess Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/legalcode Marine Ecology Progress Series, 597, 115-135, (2018-06-11) sponge grounds biodiversity community modelling community structure Significant Benthic Areas Davis Strait Baffin Bay European Union (EU) Horizon 2020 Grant Agreement No 679849 Deep-sea Sponge Grounds Ecosystems of the North Atlantic: an integrated approach towards their preservation and sustainable exploitation SponGES info:eu-repo/semantics/article 2018 ftzenodo https://doi.org/10.3354/meps12589 2024-07-26T16:27:30Z Little information exists on the environmental requirements of sponges from the Canadian Arctic, increasing the necessity to establish baseline distribution data on sponge assemblages to predict their susceptibility to climate change. Here we describe the sponge taxa of Hudson Strait, Ungava Bay, Western Davis Strait and Western Baffin Bay collected by Canadian research vessel trawl surveys. A total of 2026 sponge specimens were examined, and 93 different taxa were identified with 79% identified to species, of which 2 are new to science, 1 recorded for the first time in the North Atlantic, 16 are new records for the northwest Atlantic, and 10 are new records for the Baffin Bay, Davis Strait and Hudson Strait sponge fauna. Taxonomic distinctness was higher north of Cape Dyer and south of Davis Strait, whereas the number of species reached a maximum in Davis Strait, which represents the southern distribution limit of the arctic sponge fauna along the slope in this region. Five sponge species assemblages were identified, some of which have been observed elsewhere, suggesting that they may be common to the North Atlantic and at the generic level to the global oceans. Two of the Baffin Bay−Davis Strait assemblages were characterized by large structure-forming astrophorids: one, with arctic species, found at mid-water depths in Baffin Bay and the other, characterized by boreal species, was found deeper, south of Davis Strait. Another assemblage characterized by glass and carnivorous sponges was found along the continental slope of western Baffin Bay. Candidate target indicator species are provided for future sponge community monitoring. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. This work was funded through DFO's International Governance Strategy (IGS) project 'Identification and Mapping through Predictive Modelling of Cold-water Coral and Sponge Species in the Sub-Arctic/Eastern Arctic' funded from 2015−2017 led by E.K. G.T. and F.J.M. were both funded through the NSERC Visiting Scientist in a Government Laboratory programme with source ... Article in Journal/Newspaper Baffin Bay Baffin Bay Baffin Cape Dyer Climate change Davis Strait Hudson Strait North Atlantic Northwest Atlantic Ungava Bay Zenodo Marine Ecology Progress Series 597 115 135 |
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Little information exists on the environmental requirements of sponges from the Canadian Arctic, increasing the necessity to establish baseline distribution data on sponge assemblages to predict their susceptibility to climate change. Here we describe the sponge taxa of Hudson Strait, Ungava Bay, Western Davis Strait and Western Baffin Bay collected by Canadian research vessel trawl surveys. A total of 2026 sponge specimens were examined, and 93 different taxa were identified with 79% identified to species, of which 2 are new to science, 1 recorded for the first time in the North Atlantic, 16 are new records for the northwest Atlantic, and 10 are new records for the Baffin Bay, Davis Strait and Hudson Strait sponge fauna. Taxonomic distinctness was higher north of Cape Dyer and south of Davis Strait, whereas the number of species reached a maximum in Davis Strait, which represents the southern distribution limit of the arctic sponge fauna along the slope in this region. Five sponge species assemblages were identified, some of which have been observed elsewhere, suggesting that they may be common to the North Atlantic and at the generic level to the global oceans. Two of the Baffin Bay−Davis Strait assemblages were characterized by large structure-forming astrophorids: one, with arctic species, found at mid-water depths in Baffin Bay and the other, characterized by boreal species, was found deeper, south of Davis Strait. Another assemblage characterized by glass and carnivorous sponges was found along the continental slope of western Baffin Bay. Candidate target indicator species are provided for future sponge community monitoring. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. This work was funded through DFO's International Governance Strategy (IGS) project 'Identification and Mapping through Predictive Modelling of Cold-water Coral and Sponge Species in the Sub-Arctic/Eastern Arctic' funded from 2015−2017 led by E.K. G.T. and F.J.M. were both funded through the NSERC Visiting Scientist in a Government Laboratory programme with source ... |
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Murillo, Francisco Javier Kenchington, Ellen Tompkins, Gabrielle Beazley, Lindsay Baker, Emily Knudby, Anders Walkusz, Wojciech |
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Murillo, Francisco Javier Kenchington, Ellen Tompkins, Gabrielle Beazley, Lindsay Baker, Emily Knudby, Anders Walkusz, Wojciech |
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Murillo, Francisco Javier |
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Sponge assemblages and predicted archetypes in the eastern Canadian Arctic |
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Sponge assemblages and predicted archetypes in the eastern Canadian Arctic |
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Sponge assemblages and predicted archetypes in the eastern Canadian Arctic |
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Sponge assemblages and predicted archetypes in the eastern Canadian Arctic |
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Sponge assemblages and predicted archetypes in the eastern Canadian Arctic |
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sponge assemblages and predicted archetypes in the eastern canadian arctic |
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Baffin Bay Baffin Bay Baffin Cape Dyer Climate change Davis Strait Hudson Strait North Atlantic Northwest Atlantic Ungava Bay |
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Baffin Bay Baffin Bay Baffin Cape Dyer Climate change Davis Strait Hudson Strait North Atlantic Northwest Atlantic Ungava Bay |
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Marine Ecology Progress Series, 597, 115-135, (2018-06-11) |
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