Notes on the Bathypelagic Fauna of the Seas Around South Africa
Notes on the Bathypelagic Fauna of the Seas Around South Africa
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关于南非周围海洋深海动物群的注释
DOI:
10.1080/00445096.1965.11447323
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发表时间:
1965
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通讯作者:
M. Penrith
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作者:
J. Grindley;M. Penrith
The bathypelagic fauna of the sea may be regarded as comprising those pelagic animals which dwell during daylight hours in the darkness of the mid-depths of the ocean, below the depth to which visible light penetrates. At night most of these bathypelagic animals migrate vertically upwards and some actually reach the surface. The present study was limited to animals obtained with a mid-water trawl, with netting of half-inch stretched mesh size, fishing down to a depth of approximately 500 metres. The area covered included southern African coastal waters and the South West Indian Ocean.