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| Miramand, P; Bentley, D; Guary, Jc; Brylinski, Jm. |
| Cd and V were analyzed in planktonic species (zooplankton and diatoms), in flocks and in total seston (suspended materials) collected at eleven stations for seven sampling periods in the eastern area of the bay of Seine. Cd concentrations measured in planktonic species of the bay of Seine are identical to those measured in other oceanic areas, but V concentrations are generally higher. In the conditions of sampling, the role of both planktonic species and flocks in the horizontal fluxes of Cd and V in the bay of Seine appears not to be important (Cd) or negligible (V) compared to non-living materials (tripton). Nevertheless, this study should be continued in periods of diatom blooms. Flocks which present high Cd and V concentration probably have an... |
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Palavras-chave: PLANKTON; CD; V; BAY OF SEINE. |
| Ano: 1993 |
URL: http://archimer.ifremer.fr/doc/00100/21143/18762.pdf |
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| Brylinski, Jm; Aelbrecht, D. |
| Zooplankton and current studies were carried out in the coastal front of the Dover Strait. We show that the maintenance of both offshore and inshore planktonic communities is due to two coupled phenomena: 1) the residual drift of water differs in the upper and in the deeper waters; and 2) the vertical distribution of plankton differs for inshore and offshore species. In the frontal area, the coastal species remain in the lower water layer where the residual drift is landward. Conversely, the offshore species remain in the upper water layer where the residual drift is seaward. |
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Palavras-chave: ZOOPLANKTON; FRONT; VERTICAL MIGRATION; RECRUITMENT; ENGLISH CHANNEL. |
| Ano: 1993 |
URL: http://archimer.ifremer.fr/doc/00100/21144/18763.pdf |
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