QUANTITATIVE DISTRIBUTION OF NET PHYTOPLANKTON IN GREAT WALL BAY, ANTARCTICA

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Samples of phytoplankton were obtained in February, 1985, in Great Wall Bay, Antarctica. Among the 31 species of phytoplankton identified, the cold - water species rank highest in proportion. The cell number of phytoplankton averaged 162. 5×104 cells/m3 in the bay. The most dominant species are Chaetoceros socialis Lauder, Rhizosolenia. alata f. inermis (Castr. ) Hustedt and Biddulphia striatas Karsten. The former species mainly appeared in the bay and the latter two species aggregated at the bay mounth.

Key words: Great Wall Bay, phytoplankton, dominant species, patchy distribution of plankton

Li Ruixiang, Yu Jianluan, Lu Peiding. QUANTITATIVE DISTRIBUTION OF NET PHYTOPLANKTON IN GREAT WALL BAY, ANTARCTICA[J]. ADVANCES IN POLAR SCIENCE, 1993, 4(1-English): 50-54.

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