Original paper
Neustonic copepods (Labidocera spp.) discovered living residentially in coral reefs
Abstract
Pontellid copepods are archetypical representatives of the neuston—the highly specialized community living in the top 5–10 cm of the ocean surface. Their deep blue pigmentation and large eyes are unique adaptations to surface irradiation and carnivory, but poor prerequisites for survival in the transparent waters beneath the sea surface. Here, we report the discovery of three reef-associated representatives of this group—Labidocera bataviae A....
Paper Details
Title
Neustonic copepods (Labidocera spp.) discovered living residentially in coral reefs
Published Date
Oct 31, 2017
Journal
Volume
49
Issue
1
Pages
345 - 355
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