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85:7279 Lysenko, V.N., 1985. Growth, reproduction and

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85:7281 Morris, M.J., G. Gust and J.J. Torres, 1985.

Propulsion efficiency and cost of transport for copepods: a hydromecbanieai model of crustacean swimming. Mar. Biol., 86(3):283-295. Univ. of So. Florida, Dept. of Mar. Sci., St. Petersburg, FL 33701, USA.

85:7282 Pretzmann, Gerhard, 1984. Results of the Austrian-

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85:7284 Runge, J.A., I.A. McLaren, C.J. Corkett, R.N.

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85:7285 Sainte-Marie, Bernard and Pierre Brunel, 1985.

Suprabenthic gradients of swimming activity by cold-water gammaridean amphipod Crustacea over a muddy shelf in the Gulf of Saint Lawrence. Mar. Ecol.-Prog. Ser., 23(1):57-69.

The area yielded 82 species belonging to 27 families. Fifty-one species regarded as suprabenthic are grouped into 7 categories according to amplitude, intensity and regularity of their swimming behavior. The 14 Oedicerotidae account for 88% of supra- benthic amphipods, whereas in the endobenthos the lysianassid Paratryphosites abyssi is dominant (53%), the Oedicerotidae comprising only 3.3%. Permanent members of the suprabenthos, including large pred- atory species, a carrion feeder, and many detri- tivores, are thought to forage in the suprabenthic layer. Dept. of Biol., Dalhousie Univ., Halifax, NS B3H 4J1, Canada.

85:7286 Saint-Jean, Lucien and Marc Pagano, 1984. Influ-

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85:7287 Shen, Guoying, Weixiong Lin, Zhaoli Xu and

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85:7288 Simard, Yvan, Guy Lacroix and Louis Legendre,

1985. In-situ twilight grazing rhythm during diel vertical migrations of a scattering layer of Calanus finmarchiens. Limnol. Oceanogr., 30(3): 598-606.

Two strata (0-30 m and 30-100 m) were monitored; phytoplankton were restricted to the upper stratum. The first feeding period in the upper stratum begins after sunset; it is followed by the 'midnight sinking' to the deeper stratum during which (2-3 h) the gut content is evacuated. After this, the animals return to the upper stratum for a second meal, before the dawn descent. In both migrations, there was a dynamic interchange of individuals between the two strata, which masked the fact that all the copepods migrated to the upper stratum and that a dawn rise actually happened. Feeding time in the warmer surface water was very short. A large increase in the number of migrants did not change the feeding patterns. Results support the hypothesis that the behavior of C. finmarchicus in late summer is closely linked to an in-situ grazing rhythm. GIROQ, Dept. de biol., Univ. Laval, PQ G1K 7P4, Canada.