Effects of small‐scale turbulence on copepods: The case of Oithona davisae

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Bridging the gap between marine biogeochemical and fisheries sciences; configuring the zooplankton link (2014, background): “marina decreased their size under turbulence, but increased their growth rates (Saiz et al., 2003), although Havskum (2003) found the effects of turbulence on this species were highly dependent on the turbulent intensity applied.”
Bioavailability and effects of microplastics on marine zooplankton: A review. (2019, background): “…contact rates, in particular those species with ambush and pause-and-travel feeding behaviours (Kiørboe and MacKenzie, 1995; Saiz and Kiørboe, 1995; Saiz et al., 2003) Microplastic presence has been observed in the field in a range of zooplankton species including copepods, salps and fish larvae…”
Recipe for 1‐D Lagrangian particle tracking models in space‐varying diffusivity (2004, background): “…and Woods 1996; Kamykowski et al. 1996; Lizon et al. 1998), through sedimentation (e.g., Ruiz et al. 1996) and predator-prey encounter rates (e.g., Saiz et al. 2003) to trophic ing particular attention to the pitfalls that are associated with the particle tracking if the turbulent mixing is taken…”