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Arashkevich, Elena G; Nikishina, Anastasia; Timonin, Alexander G (2015): Abundance of mesozooplankton in the north-eastern Black Sea during SESRU01 cruise in April 2008 [dataset]. PANGAEA, https://doi.org/10.1594/PANGAEA.848860

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Abstract:
The SESRU01_mesozooplankton dataset contains data collected in April 2008 at 19 stations located between 37°E and 39.5°E and between 42.4°N and 44.5°N in the north-eastern Black Sea. Samples were collected with a Juday net (mesh size 180 m, mouth area 0.1 m**2). Integrated samples were taken from the lower boundary of the oxic zone to the surface, stratified samples were taken according to CTD-profiles: samples were taken from the following depth strata: 1) the upper mixed layer (UML); 2) the layer of high temperature gradients (from the upper boundary of thermocline to the depth of 8 deg C temperature); 3) cold Intermediate layer (CIL) - the layer with the T< 8 deg C; 4) from the depth of sigma theta = 15.8 (oxycline) to the lower boundary of CIL; 5) from the depth of sigma theta = 16.2 to the depth of sigma theta = 15.8. Samples were analysed for zooplankton species and stage composition and abundance.
Juday net: Vertical tows of a closing Juday net, with mouth area 0.1 m**2, mesh size 180µm. Samples were taken from different layers. Towing speed: 1m/s. Samples were preserved by a 4% formaldehyde sea water buffered solution. Sampling volume was estimated by multiplying the mouth area by the wire length.
The entire sample or an aliquot (1/2 to1/4) was analyzed under the binocular microscope. Mesozooplankton species and stages were identified and enumerated; meroplankton were identified and enumerated at higher taxonomic level. Taxonomic identification was done at Shirshov Institute of Oceanology using the relevant taxonomic literature (Rose, 1933, Brodsky, 1950, and Internet resources).
Funding:
Sixth Framework Programme (FP6), grant/award no. 36949: Southern European Seas: Assessing and Modelling Ecosystem Changes
Coverage:
Median Latitude: 43.553511 * Median Longitude: 38.073227 * South-bound Latitude: 42.491830 * West-bound Longitude: 36.990170 * North-bound Latitude: 44.536670 * East-bound Longitude: 39.680000
Date/Time Start: 2008-04-19T16:00:00 * Date/Time End: 2008-09-13T04:20:00
Minimum DEPTH, water: m * Maximum DEPTH, water: 145 m
Event(s):
SESRU01_mesozooplankton-1 (SESRU01-01) * Latitude: 44.536670 * Longitude: 37.977170 * Date/Time: 2008-04-19T16:00:00 * Location: Black Sea * Campaign: SESRU01 * Basis: Akvanavt * Method/Device: Juday net (JUDAY) * Comment: The net was checked after every tow for any damage. All nets opened properly.
SESRU01_mesozooplankton-2 (SESRU01-01) * Latitude: 44.536670 * Longitude: 37.977170 * Date/Time: 2008-04-19T16:10:00 * Location: Black Sea * Campaign: SESRU01 * Basis: Akvanavt * Method/Device: Juday net (JUDAY) * Comment: The net was checked after every tow for any damage. All nets opened properly.
SESRU01_mesozooplankton-3 (SESRU01-01) * Latitude: 44.536670 * Longitude: 37.977170 * Date/Time: 2008-04-19T16:20:00 * Location: Black Sea * Campaign: SESRU01 * Basis: Akvanavt * Method/Device: Juday net (JUDAY) * Comment: The net was checked after every tow for any damage. All nets opened properly.
Parameter(s):
#NameShort NameUnitPrincipal InvestigatorMethod/DeviceComment
1Event labelEventArashkevich, Elena G
2Date/Time of eventDate/TimeArashkevich, Elena G
3Latitude of eventLatitudeArashkevich, Elena G
4Longitude of eventLongitudeArashkevich, Elena G
5Depth, top/minDepth topmArashkevich, Elena G
6Depth, bottom/maxDepth botmArashkevich, Elena G
7DEPTH, waterDepth watermArashkevich, Elena GGeocode
8Sample volumeSamp volm3Arashkevich, Elena GComputed/Converted
9MesozooplanktonMesozoopl#/m3Arashkevich, Elena GCalculated
10Calanus euxinus, femaleC. euxinus f#/m3Arashkevich, Elena GCounting
11Calanus euxinus, maleC. euxinus m#/m3Arashkevich, Elena GCounting
12Calanus euxinus, c5C. euxinus c5#/m3Arashkevich, Elena GCounting
13Calanus euxinus, c4C. euxinus c4#/m3Arashkevich, Elena GCounting
14Calanus euxinus, c3C. euxinus c3#/m3Arashkevich, Elena GCounting
15Calanus euxinus, c2C. euxinus c2#/m3Arashkevich, Elena GCounting
16Calanus euxinus, c1C. euxinus c1#/m3Arashkevich, Elena GCounting
17Calanus euxinus, naupliiC. euxinus naup#/m3Arashkevich, Elena GCounting
18Pseudocalanus elongatus, femaleP. elongatus f#/m3Arashkevich, Elena GCounting
19Pseudocalanus elongatus, maleP. elongatus m#/m3Arashkevich, Elena GCounting
20Pseudocalanus elongatus, c5P. elongatus c5#/m3Arashkevich, Elena GCounting
21Pseudocalanus elongatus, c3-c4P. elongatus c3-c4#/m3Arashkevich, Elena GCounting
22Pseudocalanus elongatus, c1-c2P. elongatus c1-c2#/m3Arashkevich, Elena GCounting
23Paracalanus parvus, femaleP. parvus f#/m3Arashkevich, Elena GCounting
24Paracalanus parvus, maleP. parvus m#/m3Arashkevich, Elena GCounting
25Paracalanus parvus, c4-c5P. parvus c4-c5#/m3Arashkevich, Elena GCounting
26Paracalanus parvus, c1-c3P. parvus c1-c3#/m3Arashkevich, Elena GCounting
27Acartia clausi, femaleA. clausi f#/m3Arashkevich, Elena GCounting
28Acartia clausi, femaleA. clausi f#/m3Arashkevich, Elena GCounting
29Acartia clausi, c5A. clausi c5#/m3Arashkevich, Elena GCounting
30Acartia clausi, c3-c4A. clausii c3-c4#/m3Arashkevich, Elena GCounting
31Acartia clausi, c1-c2A. clausii c1-c2#/m3Arashkevich, Elena GCounting
32Centropages ponticus, femaleC. ponticus f#/m3Arashkevich, Elena GCounting
33Centropages ponticus, maleC. ponticus m#/m3Arashkevich, Elena GCounting
34Centropages ponticus, c4-c5C. ponticus c4-c5#/m3Arashkevich, Elena GCounting
35Centropages ponticus, c1-c3C. ponticus c1-c3#/m3Arashkevich, Elena GCounting
36Oithona similisO. similis#/m3Arashkevich, Elena GCounting
37Calanoida, naupliiCalanoida naup#/m3Arashkevich, Elena GCounting
38Noctiluca scintillansN. scintillans#/m3Arashkevich, Elena GCounting
39Oikopleura dioicaO. dioica#/m3Arashkevich, Elena GCountingoriginally reported as Oikopleura (Vexillaria) dioica
40Gastropoda, larvaeGastrop larv#/m3Arashkevich, Elena GCounting
41Bivalvia, larvaeBivalvia larv#/m3Arashkevich, Elena GCounting
42Balanidae, naupliiBalanidae nau#/m3Arashkevich, Elena GCounting
43Balanidae, cyprisBalanidae cypris#/m3Arashkevich, Elena GCounting
44Actinopterygii, larvaeActinopterygii larv#/m3Arashkevich, Elena GCounting
45Penilia avirostrisP. avirostris#/m3Arashkevich, Elena GCounting
46Evadne spiniferaE. spinifera#/m3Arashkevich, Elena GCounting
47Pseudevadne tergestinaP. tergestina#/m3Arashkevich, Elena GCounting
48Pleopis polyphaemoidesP. polyphaemoides#/m3Arashkevich, Elena GCounting
49IsopodaIsopoda#/m3Arashkevich, Elena GCounting
50Polychaeta, larvaePolychaete larv#/m3Arashkevich, Elena GCounting
51PolychaetaPolychaeta#/m3Arashkevich, Elena GCounting
52Decapoda, larvaeDecapoda larv#/m3Arashkevich, Elena GCounting
53AmphipodaAmphipoda#/m3Arashkevich, Elena GCounting
54Parasagitta setosaP. setosa#/m3Arashkevich, Elena GCounting
55Pleurobrachia pileusP. pileus#/m3Arashkevich, Elena GCounting
Size:
1124 data points

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