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Abundance and spatial distribution of ichthyoplankton in the southern part of the Baltic Sea data set (1993-95)

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General  
Data holding centreNational Marine Fisheries Research Institute
CountryPoland  Poland
Time periodFrom 1993 to 1995
OngoingNo
Geographical area

Southern part of the Baltic Sea, Bornholm Basin, Slupsk Furrow, Gdansk Deep

Observations 
Parameters

Fish behaviour

Description 
Summary

The main task of this project was to collect ichthyoplankton samples and to determine the geographical distribution of pelagic eggs and larvae of fish in the southern part of the Baltic Sea. Samples were collected by means of a Bongo net (333 microm mesh size) during the following cruises on RV 'Baltica': 22 Jul-07 Aug 1993; 17-28 Aug 1994; 01-09 Sep 1994; 20-29 Jun 1995; 06-15 Sep 1995. Different numbers of stations were covered by the Bongo net hauls during particular cruises. Usually, samples were taken at several stations along the 'main profile' from the Gdansk Deep through the Slupsk Furrow, and at the grid of stations in the Bornholm Basin. The following are the numbers of Bongo net stations collected during particular cruises: Jul-Aug 1993 (62), Aug 1994 (28), Sep 1994 (11), Jun 1995 (34), Sep 1995 (27). The whole samples were preserved in 4% borax-buffered formaldehyde and analyzed in the laboratory after the cruise. The eggs and larvae were sorted out by species and their number per fish species was estimated.

OriginatorsNational Marine Fisheries Research Institute
Availability 
OrganisationNational Marine Fisheries Research Institute
AvailabilityMoratorium
ContactDr. Wlodzimierz Grygiel (national co-ordinator of IBSSP)
Address

National Marine Fisheries Research Institute
Kollataja 1
Gdynia

81-332
Poland

Telephone+48 58 6201728
Facsimile+48 58 73 56 110
Emailgrygiel@mir.gdynia.pl
Administration 
Collating centreInstitute of Meteorology and Water Management National Research Institute, Poland
Local identifier21005005
Global identifier1638
Last revised2009-01-15