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Planktonic Production Cycles and their Relationship with Fishing Resources on the Portuguese Coast

Citation

dos Santos A, Niza H, Cunha M E, Quintela M D F (2022). Planktonic Production Cycles and their Relationship with Fishing Resources on the Portuguese Coast. IPMA - Instituto Português do Mar e da Atmosfera. Sampling event dataset https://doi.org/10.15468/n867rs accessed via GBIF.org on 2023-12-01.

Description

The “Ciclos de Produção Planctónica e Sua Relação com os Recursos Pesqueiros” project aims to describe the dynamics of planktonic communities associated with the coastal upwelling system in Portugal. This description is important for understanding the bio-oceanographic processes that condition posture, growth and survival in pre-recruitment phases, as well as patterns of abundance, distribution and migration of fishery resources, in particular small pelagic species. In addition to this goal, project also aims to determine the areas, seasons and the laying intensity of these species.

The data presented refer to the sampling carried out between 21 August and 3 September 1985 by the N/E "Norway", collected on cruise 02050885. The zooplankton sampling was carried out at 104 stations in an area corresponding to Continental Portugal, defined by the 20 and 1000-meter iso-baitmetrics. The collection of zooplanktonic material was carried out by FAO net - 90 cm in diameter and 505 μm in mesh opening - in oblique trawls according to Smith and Richardson, 1977, from a maximum depth of 200 m to the surface. In stations with depths of less than 200 m, dragging was carried out from the bottom (less than 5 meters) to the surface. The volume of filtered water was determined using a previously calibrated flow meter located within the mouth of the network at a distance of 1/4 of its diameter. The speed of the trawls was about 50 meters per minute, with the total drag time being measured and the cable angles recorded every 10 meters during the ascent of the network.

The objective of the "Zooplankton" line of activity is to study its spatial-temporal variability from the point of view of both biomass and species with a view to contributing to the bio-oceanographic characterization of the sardine distribution area on the Portuguese coast and to create a repository for the identification data and enumeration of zooplankton samples, intended to contribute to the establishment of a zooplankton database on the Portuguese coast and to make it accessible to interested users.

Taxonomic Coverages

  1. Animalia
    rank: kingdom
  2. Chromista
    rank: kingdom
  3. Annelida
    rank: phylum
  4. Arthropoda
    rank: phylum
  5. Bryozoa
    rank: phylum
  6. Chaetognatha
    rank: phylum
  7. Chordata
    rank: phylum
  8. Ciliophora
    rank: phylum
  9. Cnidaria
    rank: phylum
  10. Ctenophora
    rank: phylum
  11. Echinodermata
    rank: phylum
  12. Foraminifera
    rank: phylum
  13. Mollusca
    rank: phylum
  14. Myzozoa
    rank: phylum
  15. Platyhelminthes
    rank: phylum
  16. Radiozoa
    rank: phylum
  17. Bivalvia
    rank: class
  18. Gastropoda
    rank: class
  19. Ophiuroidea
    rank: class
  20. Ostracoda
    rank: class
  21. Polychaeta
    rank: class
  22. Copepoda
    rank: class
  23. Appendicularia
    rank: class
  24. Asteroidea
    rank: class
  25. Branchiopoda
    rank: class
  26. Cephalopoda
    rank: class
  27. Chaetognatha
    rank: class
  28. Dinophyceae
    rank: class
  29. Echinoidea
    rank: class
  30. Hexanauplia
    rank: class
  31. Hydrozoa
    rank: class
  32. Malacostraca
    rank: class
  33. Nuda
    rank: class
  34. Oligotrichea
    rank: class
  35. Radiolaria
    rank: class
  36. Sagittoidea
    rank: class
  37. Stenolaemata
    rank: class
  38. Tentaculata
    rank: class
  39. Thaliacea
    rank: class
  40. Acantharia
    rank: class
  41. Insecta
    rank: class
  42. Anthozoa
    rank: class
  43. Thecostraca
    rank: class
  44. Trachylinae
    rank: subclass
  45. Hydroidolina
    rank: subclass
  46. Cirripedia
    rank: subclass
  47. Errantia
    rank: subclass
  48. Acantharia
    rank: order
  49. Amphipoda
    rank: order
  50. Anthoathecata
    rank: order
  51. Aphragmophora
    rank: order
  52. Beroida
    rank: order
  53. Calanoida
    rank: order
  54. Choreotrichida
    rank: order
  55. Copelata
    rank: order
  56. Ctenopoda
    rank: order
  57. Cumacea
    rank: order
  58. Cyclopoida
    rank: order
  59. Cyclostomatida
    rank: order
  60. Cydippida
    rank: order
  61. Decapoda
    rank: order
  62. Doliolida
    rank: order
  63. Euphausiacea
    rank: order
  64. Gonyaulacales
    rank: order
  65. Harpacticoida
    rank: order
  66. Isopoda
    rank: order
  67. Leptothecata
    rank: order
  68. Limnomedusae
    rank: order
  69. Littorinimorpha
    rank: order
  70. Lobata
    rank: order
  71. Lophogastrida
    rank: order
  72. Monstrilloida
    rank: order
  73. Mormonilloida
    rank: order
  74. Mysida
    rank: order
  75. Onychopoda
    rank: order
  76. Phragmophora
    rank: order
  77. Phyllodocida
    rank: order
  78. Pteropoda
    rank: order
  79. Sabellariidae
    rank: order
  80. Sagittoidea
    rank: order
  81. Salpida
    rank: order
  82. Siphonophorae
    rank: order
  83. Siphonostomatoida
    rank: order
  84. Spionida
    rank: order
  85. Stomatopoda
    rank: order
  86. Terebellida
    rank: order
  87. Coleoptera
    rank: order
  88. Actiniaria
    rank: order
  89. Pyrosomatida
    rank: order
  90. Bivalvia
    rank: order
  91. Gymnosomata
    rank: suborder
  92. Physonectae
    rank: suborder
  93. Brachyura
    rank: infraorder
  94. Caridea
    rank: infraorder
  95. Epicaridea
    rank: infraorder
  96. Gebiidea
    rank: infraorder

Geographic Coverages

Portuguese Coast

Bibliographic Citations

Contacts

Antonina dos Santos
originator
Instituto Português do Mar e da Atmosfera, I. P. (IPMA)
email: antonina@ipma.pt
Henrique Niza
originator
Instituto Português do Mar e da Atmosfera, I. P. (IPMA)
email: henrique.niza@ipma.pt
Maria Emília Cunha
originator
Instituto Português do Mar e da Atmosfera, I. P. (IPMA)
Maria de Fátima Quintela
originator
Instituto Português do Mar e da Atmosfera, I. P. (IPMA)
Henrique Niza
metadata author
email: henrique.niza@ipma.pt
Antonina dos Santos
metadata author
Instituto Português do Mar e da Atmosfera, I. P. (IPMA)
email: antonina@ipma.pt
Henrique Niza
user
email: henrique.niza@ipma.pt
Antonina dos Santos
administrative point of contact
Instituto Português do Mar e da Atmosfera, I. P. (IPMA)
email: antonina@ipma.pt
Henrique Niza
administrative point of contact
Instituto Português do Mar e da Atmosfera, I. P. (IPMA)
email: henrique.niza@ipma.pt
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