Distribution And Dispersal of Decapod Crustacean Larvae and Other Zooplankton In The Itamaracá Estuarine System, Brazil.

@article{Schwamborn2001DistributionAD,
  title={Distribution And Dispersal of Decapod Crustacean Larvae and Other Zooplankton In The Itamarac{\'a} Estuarine System, Brazil.},
  author={Ralf Schwamborn and Sigrid Neumann-Leit{\~a}o and T{\^a}mara de Almeida e Silva and Andr{\'e}a Pinto Silva and Werner Ekau and ulrich saint-Paul},
  journal={Tropical Oceanography},
  year={2001},
  volume={29}
}
Amostragens quantitativas de plâncton foram desenvolvidas no sistema estuarino de Itamaraca durante baixa-mares diurnas de fevereiro de 1995 a maio de 1996. Utilizou-se uma rede de plâncton de 300µm de abertura de malha e 60cm de diâmetro de boca. Foram registrados 49 taxa, inclusive 29 taxa de Decapoda. Os taxa mais abundantes foram Copepoda, zoeas de Brachyura, nauplios de Cirripedia, adultos de Lucifer faxoni, Chaetognatha, Appendicularia, ovos de peixe, Gastropoda, e zoeas de Upogebiidae… 
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