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Continued table 2
Fig. 2 Percentage contribution of dominant groups in different station
Zooplankton
80
81
82
O.plumifera
O.spinirostris
Oncaea media
101
Cladocerans
83
Oncaea conifer
102 Decapods and larvae
84
O.venusta
103 Isopods
85
Oithona nana
104 Mysids
86
Dioithona rigida*
105 Cirriped larvae
87
O.similis*
106 Zoae larvae
88
O.simplex
Amphipods
Harpacticoid copepod
Mollusca
89
Euterpina acutifrons
107 Bivalves larvae*
90
Macrosetella gracilis
108 Gastropods larvae*
91
Macrosetella
sp.
Polychaete larvae
92
Metis jousseaumei*
109 Tomopteris sp.
93
Microsetella norvegica
Ctenophores
94
M.oculata
Hydromedusae
95
M.rosea
Echinodermates
Chaetognatha
110 Siphonophores
96
Sagitta enflata
111 Stomatopods
97
Sagitta robusta
Decapoda
Appendiculariae
112
Lucifer
sp.
98
Oikopleura
sp.
Chordates
Crustacean larval forms
113 Fish larvae
99 Barnacle nauplii*
114 Fish eggs
100 Copepod Nauplii
