We quickly recognized that the ADCP profiles of backscatter intensity appeared to be well-correlated to vertical distributions of euphausiids, principally E.superba, but including Thysanoessa macrura. Zooplankton samples

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Date: 2011-05-06 19:43:48 Taxonomy Aquatic ecology Biological oceanography Planktology Fisheries Antarctic krill Euphausia Copepod Swarm behaviour Biology Krill Phyla		We quickly recognized that the ADCP profiles of backscatter intensity appeared to be well-correlated to vertical distributions of euphausiids, principally E.superba, but including Thysanoessa macrura. Zooplankton samples Add to Reading List Source URL: s3.amazonaws.com Download Document from Source Website File Size: 4,43 MB Share Document on Facebook

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