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and Mysid shrimps are common motile supra- benthic invertebrates in temperate estuaries (Allen, 1984), and a considerable amount of work on their biology, ecology (Fossa, 1985, 1986; Kaartvedt, 1985, 1986, 1989; Fossa and Brattegard, 1990) and biochemical aspects (Chigbu and Sibley, 1996) has been carried out in recent years. The euryhaline (Greenwood et al., 1989) mysid Mesopodopsis slabberi (van Beneden) is a suprabenthic species that occurs frequently in estuarine systems (Macquart-Moulin, 1965), where it exhibits tidal and diel vertical as well as tidal and seasonal horizontal migrations (Webb and Wooldridge, 1990). Mesopodop- sis slabberi is often the most abundant mysid found in such systems (Wooldridge and Bai- ley, 1982; Wooldridge, 1986; Webb et al., 1987; Greenwood et al., 1989). Moreover, M. slabberi has a wide geographical distribution (Greenwood et al., 1989), with reproduction patterns varying in latitude (Macquart- Moulin, 1965; Sorbe, 1984; Greenwood et al., 1989). This is actually a common phenome- non among peracarids, which may exhibit large intraspecific variations, changing from univoltine to multivoltine life cycles as a function of latitude (Marques et al., 1994). In the south arm of the Mondego estuary, M. slabberi is very abundant and plays an im- portant ecological role (Gonqalves,
Journal of Crustacean Biology – Brill
Published: Jan 1, 1999
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