SPATIAL DISTRIBUTION OF ZOOPLANKTON DURING SUMMER IN THE NORTH COAST OF SFAX (EASTERN MEDITERRANEAN SEA, TUNISIA)
Amira Rekik, Zaher Drira, Wassim Guermazi, Jannet Elloumi, Sami Maâlej, Habib Ayadi
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Amira Rekik, Zaher Drira, Wassim Guermazi, Jannet Elloumi, Sami Maâlej, Habib Ayadi
Abstract
Copepods were the most abundant zooplankton on the North coast of Sfax, contributing to 61.29% of the total zooplankton. A total of 12 copepods families were identified in all stations, with an overwhelming abundance of Oithonidae (76.70% of copepod abundance), which were characterized by neritic rstrategy-type species dominated by Oithona nana (55.85% of the total copepod abundance).
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Copepods were the most abundant zooplankton on the North coast of Sfax, contributing to 61.29% of the total zooplankton. A total of 12 copepods families were identified in all stations, with an overwhelming abundance of Oithonidae (76.70% of copepod abundance), which were characterized by neritic rstrategy-type species dominated by Oithona nana (55.85% of the total copepod abundance).
Key concepts: Zooplankton, Copepod, Abundance (ecology), Mediterranean sea, Mediterranean climate, Oceanography, Spatial distribution, Geography