10.1594/PANGAEA.884871Muelbert, Jose HJose HMuelbert0000-0002-2319-2469de Macedo-Soares, Luis Carlos PintoLuis Carlos Pintode Macedo-Soares0000-0003-4993-2901Favareto, L RL RFavaretoCosta, M D PM D PCosta0000-0002-4849-2628PANGAEA2018Event labelDate/Time of eventLatitude of eventLongitude of eventDepth, bathymetricDistanceTemperature, waterSalinityFish eggsFish larvaeOrderFamilySpeciesNumber of speciesFlagMethod commentDepth, relativeDepth, top/minDepth, bottom/maxTransectNetSueste_1Almirante Saldanha1982-07-16T09:18:00/1982-08-21T03:30:00Dataset10.1594/PANGAEA.88434210.1007/BF0000610510.1590/S0373-55241990000200004https://bu.ufsc.br/teses/PECO0088-T.pdf14067 data pointstext/tab-separated-valuesCreative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0 UnportedThe Departamento de Hidrografia e Navegação (DHN) from the Brazilian Navy in partnership with the Centro de Biologia Marinha (CEM) of the Federal University of Paraná (UFPR) conducted four seasonal cruises covering the coastal, neritic and oceanic regions between 24º06'S and 29º36'S to evaluate the general oceanographic processes present in the region (Brandini, 1990a; 1990b). Each cruise had twelve transects perpendicular to the coastline that were surveyed onboard NOc. Almirante Saldanha resulting in approximately 90 oceanographic stations spaced 30 nautical miles (~ 55 km) apart (Brandini, 1990b). Samples were obtained in the shallow stations (depth <50 m) through horizontal and vertical trawls with a 0.5 m mouth diameter, 250 ?m mesh plankton net. Oblique hauls using 0.6 m mouth diameter, 300 ?m mesh plankton net were conducted mainly at intermediate depths (> 50 m and <200 m) from 5 m from the bottom to the surface, and from 200 m depth in the deep stations. At selected intermediate and deep stations, stratified vertical hauls with a 0.5 m mouth diameter, 250 ?m mesh plankton net were also performed. The net type used has not been determined, except for the use of a Chossi Kid Net in some stations of the 2nd cruise. Volume of filtered water for each trawl is not available and number of eggs and larvae were not standardized (Macedo-Soares, 2015).-48.75-43.610000000000014-29.62-24.1Southwest Atlantic