The vertical distribution (0-300 m) of a numerically important group of small and morphologically similar calanoid copepods (Clausocalanus, Ctenucalanus, and Paracalanus) of the families Pseudocalanidae and Paracalanidae is described from a series of

The Paracalanidae are ecologically-important marine planktonic copepods that occur in the epipelagic zone in temperate and tropical waters. They are often the dominant taxon - in terms of biomass and abundance - in continental shelf regions. As primary

The intensive study of the Arabian Sea during the 1990s included mesozooplankton investigations by the Netherlands, United Kingdom, Pakistan, India, Germany and the United States. Several major discoveries resulted. First, the high biomass of mesozooplankton

The Paracalanidae are ecologically-important marine planktonic copepods that occur in the epipelagic zone in temperate and tropical waters. They are often the dominant taxon – in terms of biomass and abundance – in continental shelf regions. As primary

The Paracalanidae are ecologically-important marine planktonic copepods that occur in the epipelagic zone in temperate and tropical waters. They are often the dominant taxon – in terms of biomass and abundance – in continental shelf regions. As primary