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finmarchicus is
considered to be a
large copepod,
being typically 2–4
millimetres (0.08–0.16 in) long.[citation needed]
Copepods like C.
finmarchicus...
- the
small crustacean Cal****
finmarchicus was
highly bioavailable and the
study concluded that oil from C.
finmarchicus could serve as a
relevant source...
-
force them to
compete in the open
ocean with the much less
nourishing C.
finmarchicus,
which is
spreading from the
North Sea and the
Norwegian Sea into the...
-
likely life
cycle of two to
three years.
Compared to the
congeneric C.
finmarchicus, C.
hyperboreus has a
higher concentration of
lipids as a percentage...
-
marine diet of
Arctic char
consists mostly of a
copepod species (Calanis
finmarchicus) and
krill (Thysanoëssa). Lake-dwelling
Arctic chars feed
mostly on insects...
- and even gene
expression have been
found in
copepod species, Cal****
finmarchicus.
These copepods were
shown to
continue to
exhibit these daily rhythms...
-
Copepods make up the
majority of the
Atlantic mackerel's diet, Cal****
finmarchicus being the most abundant. Like
other mackerels,
reproduction in the Atlantic...
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dorsalis (Rafinesque, 1817) Cal****
euxinus Hulsemann, 1991 Cal****
finmarchicus (Gunnerus, 1770) Cal****
glacialis Jaschnov, 1955 Cal**** helgolandicus...
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adjacent shelf seas
include zooplankton,
especially copepods (Cal****
finmarchicus, Cal**** glacialis, and Cal**** hyperboreus) and euphausiids, as well...
- Cal**** tend to
dominate the
zooplankton of the
northern oceans; Cal****
finmarchicus is the best
known species, but
historically there was
little to distinguish...
