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has been cited by the following article:

• TITLE: Relationship of Abundance of Oceanic Sea Skaters, Halobates in the Tropical Pacific Ocean to Surface Biomass and Chlorophyll/Oxygen Concentrations

  AUTHORS: Takahiro Furuki, Takero Sekimoto, Noritomo Umamoto, Mitsuru Nakajo, Chihiro Katagiri, Tetsuo Harada

  KEYWORDS: Oceanic Sea Skaters, Chlorophyll Concentration/Dissolved Oxygen Concentration, Biomass in the Neuston Net

  JOURNAL NAME: Natural Science, Vol.8 No.6, June 24, 2016

  ABSTRACT: Relationship of population density of oceanic sea skaters collected from tropical and subtropical zones in the Pacific Ocean was examined to chlorophyll concentration/Dissolved Oxygen concentration and biomass in surface sea water. The four parameters shown above were measured at the site of 12oN 135oN during the cruise, MR13-03 cruise, and at the site of 25oN 160oE during another cruise KH-14-02. Significant and positive correlation between all biomass (especially invertebrates) and population density of oceanic sea skaters collected with a Neuston-Net trailing during 15 min was shown in overall analysis on the data of the both samplings (p oN 160oE than that at 12oN 135oN with similar value of chlorophyll value (p oN 160oE than that at 12oN 135oN for keeping high density population of oceanic sea skaters.