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Showing 1 to 3 of 3 for “"Knorr (Ship : 1970-) Cruise KN35"”.

  1. Effects of high hydrostatic pressure on neuromuscular transmission in shallow-living and deep-living crustaceans

    The effects of high hydrostatic pressure on excitatory neuromuscular transmission in shallow- and deep-living crustaceans were compared. Pressure caused depression of the amplitude of excitatory junctional potentials (e.j.p.s) at the neuromuscular junction in the shallow-living crab, Libinia …

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  2. Investigations into the seasonal deep chlorophyll maximum in the western North Atlantic, and its possible significande to regional food chain relationships

    … μm mesh) and water bottle casts taken on eight cruises in the western North Atlantic between November 1973 and August 1976. Parameters measured included: zooplankton biomass, zooplankton functional group abundance, phytoplankton species abundance, chlorophyll concentration, ATP concentration, …

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  3. On the midwater fish faunas of Gulf Stream rings with respect to habitat differences between slope water and northern Sargasso Sea

    … midwater trawl collections were made on six cruises. In most cases, these were accompanied by 1500-m hydrocasts and plankton tows to 800 m. The fish collections comprise 19,400 specimens in 129 species, from Slope Water, Gulf Stream, Northern Sargasso Sea, and four cold-core rings. …

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