title: Mesopelagic ecosystems: fish and invertebrate population biomass, biodiversity, and role in carbon flux
Creators: name: ICES
Publisher: name: ASC 2018 - Theme session A
Year: 2024
Subjects: Ecosystem observation, processes and dynamics

description: No abstracts are to be cited without prior reference to the author.Conveners: Webjø​rn Melle (Norway)​, Antonina dos Santos (Portugal), Peter Wiebe (USA).<br>CM 2018/A:521. Elemental fluxes mediated by vertically migrating zooplankton and nekton into the mesopelagic oxygen minimum zone off Peru. Helena Hauss and Rainer Kiko.CM 2018/A:528. Mesobot: a new autonomous underwater vehicle for tracking and sampling animals and particles in the mesopelagic zone. Dana R. Yoerger, Annette F. Govindarajan, Joel Llopiz, Jonathan Howland, Peter Wiebe, Kenneth Buesseler, John Breier, Kakani Katija, Bruce Robison, Stephen RockCM 2018/A:447. Distribution and composition of mesopelagic macroplankton and micronekton in the North-east Atlantic. Eva García-Seoane, Thor Klevjer, Tor Knutsen, Gavin Macaulay, Kjell Arne Mork, Shale Rosen, Espen Strand, Rupert Wienerroither and Webjørn MelleCM 2018/A:107. Zooplankton production and carbon export flux in the western Alboran Sea gyre (SW Mediterranean). Lidia Yebra, Inma Herrera, Jesús M. Mercado, Dolores Cortés, Francisco Gómez-Jakobsen, Aitor Alonso, Antonio Sánchez, Soluna Salles and Nerea Valcárcel-PérezCM 2018/A:40. Distribution, diversity and community structure of mesopelagic fauna in seamounts of the Madeira-Tore complex (Northeastern Atlantic). Eva García-Seoane, Rui Pedro Vieira, Ana Moreno, Maria José Gaudêncio, Antonina dos SantosCM 2018/A:111. Multi trophic diel vertical migrations and active carbon transport. Jérôme Pinti, Thomas Kiørboe, Andy W. VisserCM 2018/A:260. Trophic ecology of mesopelagic fishes (F. Myctophidae) and their prey in Gorringe Bank (Northeastern Atlantic). Susana Garrido, Eva García-Seoane, Cristina Máguas, Rodrigo Maia, Ana Moreno, Antonina dos SantosCM 2018/A:370. Fish community structure from productive shelf systems to open ocean environments. P. Daniël van Denderen, Colleen M. Petrik, Charles Stock, Ken H. AndersenCM 2018/A:569. Mesozooplankton and POM δ13C and δ15N signatures at and under the Cabo de Hornos Current off the Chilean Patagonia. Leonardo Castro, Humberto González, Naomi HaradaCM 2018/A:293. The unique ecological role of pyrosomes in the Costa Rica Dome. Moira Décima, Michael R. Stukel, Lucía López-López, Michael R. LandryCM 2018/A:647. Zooplankton distribution in the mesopelagic strata across the tropical and subtropical domains of the Atlantic, Indian, and the Pacific Oceans. Mª Luz Fernández de Puelles, Magdalena Gazá, Mª del Mar Santandreu, Santiago Hernández LeónCM 2018/A:60. Trophic interactions in the mesopelagic layers over the Reykjanes Ridge south of Iceland. Hildur Petursdottir.CM 2018/A:266. Scaling the benefits of and risks to the ecosystem services of the midwater. Di Jin, Porter HoaglandCM 2018/A:57. Experimental fishery and utilization of mesopelagic fish species and krill in the North East Atlantic – NEAFC RA 1 Reykjanes ridge area. Eduardo Grimaldo, Leif Grimsmo, Marte Schei, Bendik Toldnes, Merethe SelnesCM 2018/A:479. Deep-see: an Instrument platform for sampling the twilight zone. Andone C. Lavery, Peter H. Wiebe, Timothy K. Stanton, J. Michael Jech, Cabell Davis, Annette F. Govindarajan, Ann Bucklin, John Breier, Dana Yoerger, Robert Petitt, Cliff Pontbriand, Kaitlyn TraddCM 2018/A:536. The ecology of pelagic tunicates in the Cape Verdean oceanic ecosystem. Henk-Jan Hoving, Helena Hauss, Veronique Merten, Karen Osborn, Bruce RobisonCM 2018/A:75. The Protist Fauna of the Mesopelagic Mediterranean Sea: Composition and Dynamics. John R. Dolan, Maria Ciobanu, Sophie Marro, and Laurent CoppolaCM 2018/A:418. Trophic pathways through gelatinous zooplankton in pelagic Southern Ocean food webs. Lopez-Lopez, L., Tarling, G.A., Balcells, L., Collins, R.A., Genner, M., Goodall-Copestake, W., Mariani, S., Richmond, B., Saunders, R.A., Stowasser, G., Wangensteen, O.S., Ward, P., O'Gorman, E.CM 2018/A:338. The deadly midnight sun: visual predators and northern range limits in mesopelagic fish. Tom J. Langbehn, Øyvind Fiksen, Christian Jørgensen<br>