. STN5 a3<x](oaDaDcz3czDcoco(Dcr)cncT^cj)cn Lr)tD(t3OTO(\jriUD '^^^^LOLOLnLDLnLnLnLnLnLnmLnLDLnLnLn ru en Ln ru ru c\j in in LD Fig. 28. Diagram showing the relationship between the average length of Euphausia siiperba, the abundance of Thalassiosira antarctica and the occurrence of Chaetoceros socialis. buted, being taken at all but six stations on this survey. It occurred in the eastern Weddell Sea water in considerable numbers. The minute form growing in gelatinous colonies which defied estimation was, however, confined to the densely populated region to the south-west with the single ex
. STN5 a3<x](oaDaDcz3czDcoco(Dcr)cncT^cj)cn Lr)tD(t3OTO(\jriUD '^^^^LOLOLnLDLnLnLnLnLnLnmLnLDLnLnLn ru en Ln ru ru c\j in in LD Fig. 28. Diagram showing the relationship between the average length of Euphausia siiperba, the abundance of Thalassiosira antarctica and the occurrence of Chaetoceros socialis. buted, being taken at all but six stations on this survey. It occurred in the eastern Weddell Sea water in considerable numbers. The minute form growing in gelatinous colonies which defied estimation was, however, confined to the densely populated region to the south-west with the single exception of the anomalous St. 493 on the Larsen ; In his summary too he states (p. 64): " The richest and most varied flora was found in the water, mainly of Weddell Sea origin, to the south and south-west of the island. Here the dominant forms were Chaetoceros socialis, Thallassiosira antarctica and Chaetoceros ; Fig. 28 shows that it was at the stations where Chaetoceros socialis and Thallassiosira antarctica were most abundant that the young krill reached its greatest average length. D XIV - 14
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