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Journal Article
SEASONAL VARIATION IN LENGTH OF COPEPODIDS AND ADULTS OF DIACYCLOPS THOMASI (FORBES) IN TWO COLORADO MONTANE RESERVOIRS (COPEPODA)
1989
Overview
ABSTRACT
Total lengths (exclusive of furcal setae) of C1―C5 copepodids and adult Diacyclops thomasi (Forbes) varied nonrandomly on 11 sampling dates in 1984 and 1985 in 2 Colorado montane reservoirs. Total lengths of all stages of D. thomasi in Lake Dillon and those of C1―C4 instars in Green Mountain Reservoir were inversely correlated with water temperature of the 0-20-m stratum 1 month prior to capture. Older instars in Green Mountain did not exhibit an inverse length-temperature relationship, likely an artifact caused by longevity of the older animals and fluctuating water temperatures. Other unmeasured factors probably influenced the observed cycle of lengths.
Publisher
BRILL,Crustacean Society
