THE SPREAD OF ELMINIUS-MODESTUS DARWIN IN NORTH-WEST EUROPE

THE SPREAD OF ELMINIUS-MODESTUS DARWIN IN NORTH-WEST EUROPE
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DOI:
10.1017/s0025315400023833
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发表时间:
1958-01-01
影响因子:
1.2
通讯作者:
CRISP, DJ
CRISP, DJ
中科院分区:
生物学4区
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E. modestus the Australasian immigrant barnacle, was probably not present in Britain before 1940, but must have arrived soon afterwards. Its original centre was probably Southampton Water. By 1945 it was widespread in Southern England. By 1950 it reached the Humber where it halted. It did not spread westwards as a continuous population beyond Portland, though separate centres had formed by 1946 in south west England and in the Bristol Channel. Other important centres of dissemination were Morecambe Bay, south Holland, the northern coast of France and the Rade de Brest. A distinction is made between marginal dispersal, in which the larvae are disseminated locally by normal agencies, and remote dispersal in which they are carried over greater distance by a vector, such as a ship. Observations on Elminius indicate that along coasts where tidal currents are weak, the population can advance by marginal dispersal at about 20-30km per year. Where the currents are strong the species is more widely and thinly scattered and so appears in a number of places simultaneously. Its spread may be halted by stretches of coast which are too exposed or lacking in substrata, by the open sea, by opposing coastal currents and probably also, at certain headlands where there are strong tidal currents, by excessive dispersal of the larvae. The maximum extent of unfavourable habitat that can easily be bridged is less than 30 miles. The ecological consequences following the introduction of Elminius result mainly from the displacement of the indigenous barnacle Balanus balanoides. Since Elminius, unlike B. balanoides breeds throughout the summer, the proportion of barnacle nauplii in the summer plankton rises wherever Elminius is dominant, presumably at the expense of the larvae of other forms.