Interaction between diel vertical migration of a mysidacean shrimp and two-layered estuarine flow
Interaction between diel vertical migration of a mysidacean shrimp and two-layered estuarine flow
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糠虾昼夜垂直洄游与河口两层流的相互作用
DOI:
10.1007/bf00004175
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发表时间:
1986
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影响因子:
2.6
通讯作者:
J. J. Orsi
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作者:
J. J. Orsi
Neomysis mercedis (Holmes) has a diel vertical migration pattern that interacts with two-layered estuarine flow and a turbid entrapment zone to keep the population from being swept out of the upper Sacramento-San Joaquin Estuary. In the entrapment zone mysids are found near surface on all night tides but are present at that level during day only on flood tides. In the clearer water downstream from the entrapment zone mysids are not found near surface during day. In both locations a higher percentage of juveniles than adults are near surface. Individuals swept downstream from the entrapment zone in the seaward moving surface layer are apparently transported back upstream via the bottom density current. Thus, the population circulates both vertically and longitudinally but there is no net seaward movement except in response to changes in location of the entrapment zone. Due to their greater near surface abundance on flood tides which move them upstream, neonates are less abundant than adults seaward of the entrapment zone.