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Kolosova E.G., Zhitina L.S., Ilyash L.V., Melnikov I.A.

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sea-ice fauna, coastal ice, spatial variability, seasonal dynamic, White Sea

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Kolosova E.G., Zhitina L.S., Ilyash L.V., Melnikov I.A., Seasonal Dynamic of Species Composition and Abundance of Fauna of Coastal Ice in the Velikaya Salma Strait of Kandalaksha Bay of the White Sea // Byul. MOIP. Otd. biol. 2013. T. 118. Vyp. 5. S. 23-30

Seasonal Dynamic of Species Composition and Abundance of Fauna of Coastal Ice in the Velikaya Salma Strait of Kandalaksha Bay of the White Sea

Species composition and abundance of ice and plankton fauna were investigated in the Velikaya Salma Strait of Kandalaksha Bay of the White Sea at 4 stations from January to the end of April 1997. 22 taxa were found in ice and 19 taxa in plankton. Species composition in ice did not significant dif- fer from that in plankton. Integrated abundance (N) increased from 3,3±1,8 ·103 ind/m2 (January) to 18,0±18,7 ·103 ind/m2 (the end of April). In January – March, the dominant taxa were Harpacticoida and copepod nauplii, while in April dominant group was Nematoda. Integrated biomass (B) increased from 0,07 ± 0,02 mg C/m2 (January) to 3,62 ± 2,50 mg C/m2 (middle of April), and decreased slightly to 2,24±2,25 mg C/m2 because of ice melt to the end of April. Сopepods and polychaete larvae dominated in terms of biomass in January – March, while Nematoda had the highest biomass in April. Species diversity, N and B were lower in the upper layer of ice than that in the bottom layer. At the ice–water interface N and B of under-ice fauna increased from 2,7·103 ind/m3 and 0,4 mg C/m3 (January) to 21,5·103 ind/m3 and 8,1 mg C/m3 (middle of April). In water column N increased from 0,05·103 ind/m3 and 0,06 mg C/m3 (January) to 1,1·103 ind/m3 and 0.74 mg C/m3 (middle of April). Copepod nauplii were the most numerous individuals, copepods dominated in terms of biomass.

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