Relationship of population density of oceanic sea skaters collected from tropical and subtropical zones in the Pacific Ocean was examined to chlorophyll concentration/Dissolved Oxygen concentration and biomass in surf...Relationship of population density of oceanic sea skaters collected from tropical and subtropical zones in the Pacific Ocean was examined to chlorophyll concentration/Dissolved Oxygen concentration and biomass in surface sea water. The four parameters shown above were measured at the site of 12<sup>o</sup>N 135<sup>o</sup>N during the cruise, MR13-03 cruise, and at the site of 25<sup>o</sup>N 160<sup>o</sup>E during another cruise KH-14-02. Significant and positive correlation between all biomass (especially invertebrates) and population density of oceanic sea skaters collected with a Neuston-Net trailing during 15 min was shown in overall analysis on the data of the both samplings (p <sup>o</sup>N 160<sup>o</sup>E than that at 12<sup>o</sup>N 135<sup>o</sup>N with similar value of chlorophyll value (p <sup>o</sup>N 160<sup>o</sup>E than that at 12<sup>o</sup>N 135<sup>o</sup>N for keeping high density population of oceanic sea skaters.展开更多
The main purpose of this study is to investigate temperature preference for habitat of three species of oceanic sea skaters, Halobates micans, H. germanus and H. sericeus. For each of the three species, we examined th...The main purpose of this study is to investigate temperature preference for habitat of three species of oceanic sea skaters, Halobates micans, H. germanus and H. sericeus. For each of the three species, we examined the relationship between population density and surface water and air temperatures in the sampling sites during three science cruises in the tropical to temperate zone of the Pacific Ocean. A higher density of H. micans was observed in sites with higher water and air temperatures at 28℃?- 30℃?than that at site with lower temperatures of 23℃?- 28℃. A higher density of H. germanus was observed in sites with extremely high temperatures of 29.6℃?and 30℃?than that in sites with moderately high temperatures of 28℃?- 29℃?in the Pacific Ocean, while a relatively high density was observed in sites with a wide range of temperatures from 24℃?- 30℃?in the southern hemisphere Pacific Ocean. The relatively low temperature preference of 23℃?- 28℃?exhibited by H. sericeus may be related to its size as the smallest among the three species and its relatively wide latitudinal distribution ranging up to 40?N.展开更多
文摘Relationship of population density of oceanic sea skaters collected from tropical and subtropical zones in the Pacific Ocean was examined to chlorophyll concentration/Dissolved Oxygen concentration and biomass in surface sea water. The four parameters shown above were measured at the site of 12<sup>o</sup>N 135<sup>o</sup>N during the cruise, MR13-03 cruise, and at the site of 25<sup>o</sup>N 160<sup>o</sup>E during another cruise KH-14-02. Significant and positive correlation between all biomass (especially invertebrates) and population density of oceanic sea skaters collected with a Neuston-Net trailing during 15 min was shown in overall analysis on the data of the both samplings (p <sup>o</sup>N 160<sup>o</sup>E than that at 12<sup>o</sup>N 135<sup>o</sup>N with similar value of chlorophyll value (p <sup>o</sup>N 160<sup>o</sup>E than that at 12<sup>o</sup>N 135<sup>o</sup>N for keeping high density population of oceanic sea skaters.
文摘The main purpose of this study is to investigate temperature preference for habitat of three species of oceanic sea skaters, Halobates micans, H. germanus and H. sericeus. For each of the three species, we examined the relationship between population density and surface water and air temperatures in the sampling sites during three science cruises in the tropical to temperate zone of the Pacific Ocean. A higher density of H. micans was observed in sites with higher water and air temperatures at 28℃?- 30℃?than that at site with lower temperatures of 23℃?- 28℃. A higher density of H. germanus was observed in sites with extremely high temperatures of 29.6℃?and 30℃?than that in sites with moderately high temperatures of 28℃?- 29℃?in the Pacific Ocean, while a relatively high density was observed in sites with a wide range of temperatures from 24℃?- 30℃?in the southern hemisphere Pacific Ocean. The relatively low temperature preference of 23℃?- 28℃?exhibited by H. sericeus may be related to its size as the smallest among the three species and its relatively wide latitudinal distribution ranging up to 40?N.
