Distribution and community structure of midwater fishes in relation to the subtropical convergence off eastern Tasmania, Australia
Young et al examined whether there were differences in the distribution and density of midwater fishes, which were sampled at night to a depth of 400 m in oceanic waters east of Tasmania Australia, in relation to the subtropical convergence (STC) separating East Australia Current water from subantar...
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| description | Young et al examined whether there were differences in the distribution and density of midwater fishes, which were sampled at night to a depth of 400 m in oceanic waters east of Tasmania Australia, in relation to the subtropical convergence (STC) separating East Australia Current water from subantarctic water to the south. The STC is not an area of increased micronekton abudance. |
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