@article {7977,
	title = {Notes on the vertical distribution of pelagic shrimps (Decapoda, Natantia) in the Aegean Sea},
	journal = {CrustaceanaCrustaceana},
	volume = {73},
	year = {2000},
	note = {Times Cited: 3ArticleEnglishCited References Count: 30384zmPart 8},
	month = {OCT},
	pages = {979-993},
	abstract = {<p>Sampling in the northern Aegean Sea, in depths of 250-1000 m revealed the presence of eight species of pelagic shrimps and gave information on the vertical distribution patterns for some of them.Two species of Pasiphaeoidea (Pasiphaea multidentata, P. sivado), 1 species of Oplophoroidea (Acanthephyra pelagica). 1 Penaeoidea (Gennadas elegans), and 4 Sergestoidea (Sergestes arcticus, S. atlanticus, S. sargassi, and Sergia robusta) were found. The most abundant of these were S. arcticus and G. elegans, with similar abundances, followed by S. robusta and A. pelagica. The other four species had a very low abundance. During daytime, S. arcticus had the widest range of vertical distribution and the bull; of its population occurred at 500 m, while A. pelagica, G. elegans, and S. robusta had less extensive ranges of vertical distribution and the bulk: of their populations lay in the zone of 750 m.The vertical distribution of the species found in the Aegean Sea is compared with those of other areas.</p>
},
	keywords = {Crustacea},
	author = {Koukouras, A. and Doulgeraki, S. and Kitsos, M. S.}
}
