2004
DOI: 10.3989/scimar.2004.68s185
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Plankton biodiversity around the Salento Peninsula (South East Italy): an integrated water/sediment approach

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“…This species was quite rare in our samples and only occasionally bloomed in spring. Helicostomella subulata was reported as abundant during the warmer months in the south-east part of the Gulf of Trieste by Lipej (1992), and along the Adriatic coast in relation to river inputs (Kršinić 1987, Bojanić et al 2012 or in proximity to harbors (Moscatello et al 2004).…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…This species was quite rare in our samples and only occasionally bloomed in spring. Helicostomella subulata was reported as abundant during the warmer months in the south-east part of the Gulf of Trieste by Lipej (1992), and along the Adriatic coast in relation to river inputs (Kršinić 1987, Bojanić et al 2012 or in proximity to harbors (Moscatello et al 2004).…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Tintinnids are the most investigated component of microzooplankton communities in the Mediterranean Sea where the west-to-east increase in species richness and in taxonomic diversity has been well documented (Dolan 2000, Dolan et al 2002, Modigh and Castaldo 2002, Gómez and Gorsky 2003, Sitran et al 2007. Previous studies in the Adriatic Sea have shown that tintinnids are an important plankton fraction, characterised by variable abundances along the basin (Lipej 1992, Moscatello et al 2004, Kršinić and Grbec 2006. For this area, studies on tintinnids have focused both on their seasonal distribution (Fonda Umani et al 2005a, Milani et al 1991, Monti et al 2012 and trophic role (Fonda Beran 2003, Fonda Umani et al 2005b).…”
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confidence: 99%
“…beauchampii is Thau Lagoon. To the best of our knowledge, the original descriptions of both species refer to the unique detections from the Mediterranean Sea reported in the literature , although resting cysts similar to those of P. hartmannii have been also reported in southeastern Italy (Moscatello et al 2004). Nevertheless, our observations of P. tanit agree with the fact that small, pigmented polykrikoid species are well represented in the NW Mediterranean Sea.…”
Section: Distributionmentioning
confidence: 98%