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| Piontkovski, S.A.; Fonda-Umani, S.; Stefanova, K.; Kamburska, L.; Olazabal, A. De. |
| The response of the zooplankton community to different types of atmospheric anomalies was analysed by the comparison of sampling series from the Adriatic Sea and the Black Sea. It was shown that the global scale atmospheric anomalies (exemplified by the North Atlantic Oscillation) could affect zooplankton communities entirely. An impact finds its way through the changes in the integrative characteristics of the zooplankton community (i.e. total copepod abundance and total mesozooplankton biomass). The mesoscale atmospheric anomalies (exemplified by the 2003 European Heat Wave) could affect zooplankton communities partially. Changes in integrative characteristics were not well pronounced. Instead, a community has responded through changes in the abundance... |
| Tipo: Journal Contribution |
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| Ano: 2011 |
URL: http://repository.ibss.org.ua/dspace/handle/99011/2436 |
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| Piontkovski, S.A.; Fonda-Umani, S.; Olazabal, A. De; Gubanova, A.D.. |
| Seasonal cycles of the Penilia abundance were compared, over five coastal regions-the north-western part of the Black Sea (Sevastopol Bay), the northern part of the Adriatic Sea (Gulf of Trieste), the north-eastern Atlantic (Vigo coast), the north-western Mediterranean basin (Barcelona coast), and the north-western part of the Arabian Sea (the Gulf of Oman). Satellite derived monthly data were used, to analyze coupling between the Penilia abundance, sea surface temperature, and chlorophyll a concentration over these regions. Two types of seasonal dynamics were noticed: (1) a unimodal type of population dynamics with one peak lasting 3-4 months in summer to fall (in Vigo, Sevastopol, and Trieste regions) and (2) all year round persisting population in... |
| Tipo: Journal Contribution |
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| Ano: 2011 |
URL: http://repository.ibss.org.ua/dspace/handle/99011/2437 |
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