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In spring, a typical dinoflagellate (Peridiniopsis niei Liu et al.) constitutes most of the phytoplankton biomass in most of eutrophic bay of Three-Gorge Reservoir (TGR, China). There are few field observations on vertical migration of the members of the genus Peridiniopsis. We studied diel vertical migration of the new species (Peridiniopsis niei) at sampling stations A and B in an eutrophic bay (Xiangxi Bay) of TGR during both day and night in March 2007. The present study suggests that vertical migration by Peridiniopsis niei is similar in nature to the migration patterns observed for other dinoflagellates. Solar irradiance incident was an important factor regulating the ascent and descent of Peridiniopsis niei. The vertical descent of Peridiniopsis niei during nighttime was restricted when the thermocline (Temperature gradient >1°C m−1) was present in the station B.
Aquatic Ecology – Springer Journals
Published: Nov 27, 2009
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