Estuarine calanoid copepod abundance in relation to season, salinity, and land-derived nitrogen loading, Waquoit Bay, MA

By D. Lawrence, I. Valiela, G. Tomasky. 2004

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Subfields: Ecology, Oceanography

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• Salinity modulates the energy balance and reproductive success of co-occurring copepods Acartia tonsa and A. clausi in different ways (2006, background): “Strong dominance by A. tonsa at salinities <10 concurrent with peak abundances at salinities >20 (Waquoit Bay, Lawrence et al. 2004) support the idea that dominance at low salinities results from decreased competition, even if optimum salinity levels for A. tonsa are close to 20 (Lance 1965, Tester ”