Seasonal changes in size and egg production in the copepod Acartia hudsonica were
investigated during the 1984 winter–spring bloom in Narragansett. Bay. Possible food …

Seasonal changes in length frequency and estimated age distributions indicated that Acartia
hudsonica adult females are dominated by successive age groups during the winter–spring …

The diet and egg production rate of Acartia tonsa were measured during the thermally stable
period between June and October 1995 at four locations in inner and outer Florida Bay. We …

We present evidence to show that the timing of the seasonal appearance and
disappearance of Acartia hudsonica, the dominant winter-spring copepod in Narragansett …

Egg production, dry weight, cephalothorax length, and condition factor were measured for
adult Acartia tonsa females collected twice weekly from Narragansett Bay, RI, during …

Egg production of Acartia tonsa females was measured simultaneously with grazing and
other b~ ological and physical parameters in the mesohaline portlon of Chesapeake Bay …

Egg production of planktonic copepods, is commonly measured as a proxy for secondary
production in population dynamics studies and for quantifying food limitation. Although …

Two 48 h field experiments were completed in different USA east coast estuaries to study
short-interval changes in egg production by the coastal copepod Acartia tonsa Dana. In April …

As part of an ongoing study of changes in the trophic pathways of Florida Bay's pelagic
ecosystem, the nutritional environment (seston protein, lipid and carbohydrate levels), diet …

We measured egg production rates of the estuarine calanoid copepod Acartia tonsa in
Mobile Bay, an estuary in the northern Gulf of Mexico. Two stations were sampled …