Using a Bongo-Net equipped with a multiple codend closing device, the vertical distribution of siphonophores has been observed in 100 m depth intervals at 13 stations off Cap Mirik (19° N) (from 0-500 m depth). The distributional pattern of the 15 siphonophores species found is discussed in relationship to the hydrography of this upwelling region. The following main features have been observed in comparison with the warmer oceanic water offshore: (1) a lower diversity, (2) a shallower distribution of some of the deep living species due to the lower temperature in the upper 300 m and a lower transparency, (3) no contribution to acoustic scattering by physonect siphonophores
WOS:000508125500001International audienceUnderstanding the relationship between sound-scattering lay...
WOS:000508125500001International audienceUnderstanding the relationship between sound-scattering lay...
WOS:000508125500001International audienceUnderstanding the relationship between sound-scattering lay...
Using a Bongo-Net equipped with a multiple coded closing device, the vertical distribution of siphon...
8 pages, 4 figures, 1 tableThe diel distribution of epipelagic siphonophores at a station off northe...
This work represents the first systematic analysis of the common Siphonophora from the Agulhas Curre...
ow nloaded from Using multivariate statistics we have examined spatio-temporal patterns in the distr...
Most of the published work on Siphonophorae deals with taxonomic descriptions, taxonomic problems an...
Abstract. Observations with a 38 kc echosounder during the NECTAR III expedition in March/April 1982...
12 pages, 13 figuresHorizontal and vertical distribution patterns of eggs and larvae of selected fis...
Understanding the relationship between sound-scattering layers (SSLs) and pelagic habitat characteri...
WOS:000508125500001International audienceUnderstanding the relationship between sound-scattering lay...
WOS:000508125500001International audienceUnderstanding the relationship between sound-scattering lay...
Understanding the relationship between sound-scattering layers (SSLs) and pelagic habitat characteri...
WOS:000508125500001International audienceUnderstanding the relationship between sound-scattering lay...
WOS:000508125500001International audienceUnderstanding the relationship between sound-scattering lay...
WOS:000508125500001International audienceUnderstanding the relationship between sound-scattering lay...
WOS:000508125500001International audienceUnderstanding the relationship between sound-scattering lay...
Using a Bongo-Net equipped with a multiple coded closing device, the vertical distribution of siphon...
8 pages, 4 figures, 1 tableThe diel distribution of epipelagic siphonophores at a station off northe...
This work represents the first systematic analysis of the common Siphonophora from the Agulhas Curre...
ow nloaded from Using multivariate statistics we have examined spatio-temporal patterns in the distr...
Most of the published work on Siphonophorae deals with taxonomic descriptions, taxonomic problems an...
Abstract. Observations with a 38 kc echosounder during the NECTAR III expedition in March/April 1982...
12 pages, 13 figuresHorizontal and vertical distribution patterns of eggs and larvae of selected fis...
Understanding the relationship between sound-scattering layers (SSLs) and pelagic habitat characteri...
WOS:000508125500001International audienceUnderstanding the relationship between sound-scattering lay...
WOS:000508125500001International audienceUnderstanding the relationship between sound-scattering lay...
Understanding the relationship between sound-scattering layers (SSLs) and pelagic habitat characteri...
WOS:000508125500001International audienceUnderstanding the relationship between sound-scattering lay...
WOS:000508125500001International audienceUnderstanding the relationship between sound-scattering lay...
WOS:000508125500001International audienceUnderstanding the relationship between sound-scattering lay...
WOS:000508125500001International audienceUnderstanding the relationship between sound-scattering lay...