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Decapoda larvae abundance and phenology in the central North Sea

Data Visualization Created 18 Sep 2013 Last modified 27 Feb 2017

Topics: Water , Climate change adaptation ,

Phenology shown as average month of peak decapoda abundancein the central North Sea (1958–2009).

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Monthly mean graphs for CPR standard areas (dataset URL is not available) provided by Sir Alister Hardy Foundation for Ocean Science (SAHFOS)

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Monthly mean graphs for CPR standard areas

Monthly mean graphs for CPR standard areas The CPR survey is the longest running, large-scale marine biological survey in the world. The CPR is a near-surface (10 m) plankton sampler voluntarily towed each month behind merchant ships on their normal routes of passage. Methods of analysis for 400 phyto and zooplankton taxa have remained almost unchanged since 1958.

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North Sea

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1958-2009

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