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Searched for "keywords:Larval vertical distribution". Found 2 results. Displaying results 1 to 2 of 2.

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  • Crustacean larvae distribution in the coastal upwelling zone off Central Chile

    Mar Ecol Prog Ser 319:175-189 (2006)

    We present data on the stage abundance and spatial distribution of 5 taxa of crustacean larvae whose adult populations inhabit different depth ranges in the coastal area of central Chile (35 to 37°S).…

    Keywords: Crustacean larvae, Upwelling area, Vertical distribution, Larval transport, Across shore distribution, Spawning timing
    Authors: Yannicelli B, Castro LR, Schneider W, Sobarzo M
    DOI: https://doi.org/10.3354/meps319175
  • Mechanisms of larval transport: vertical distribution of bivalve larvae varies with tidal conditions

    Mar Ecol Prog Ser 326:167-174 (2006)

    Larval transport is a key process in the life-history and population dynamics of many marine species. It is strongly influenced by ocean currents, but the influence of behavioural traits of larvae…

    Keywords: Bivalve, Mytilus spp., Larval transport, Vertical distribution, Hydrodynamics, Behaviour, Modelling
    Authors: Knights AM, Crowe TP, Burnell G
    DOI: https://doi.org/10.3354/meps326167
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