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Table 1. Abundance (ind m⁻³) max (left column) and mean (right column) of Acartia spp., T. longicornis, Pseudocalanus sp. at station P2 in the inner Gulf of Gdańsk and at stations B1–B4 and B5–B9 in Lithuanian waters.

Data from the inner Gulf of Gdańsk for 2006 and 2007 (Dzierzbicka-Glowacka, Kalarus & Zmijewska, 2013), 2010 and 2011 (Data S2–S5). Data from Lithuanian waters coastal stations (B1–B4)* and open sea stations (B5–B9)** for 2014 (E Griniené, 2014, unpublished data).

Year	Max ind m⁻³ (month and layer)	Average ind m⁻³ (month)
2006	57,500 (July in 40–30 m )	25,600 (June)
2007	127,000 (July in 20–10 m)	83,500 (July)
2010	161,150 (May in 10–0 m)	67,790 (May)
2011	70,300 (Sept. in 10–0 m)	39,560 (Sept.)
2014 ^∗	40,317 (July in 25–0 m)	36,320 (July)
2014 ^∗∗	43,912 (July in 25–0 m)	21,327 (July)

Table 1. Abundance (ind m−3) max (left column) and mean (right column) of Acartia spp., T. longicornis, Pseudocalanus sp. at station P2 in the inner Gulf of Gdańsk and at stations B1–B4 and B5–B9 in Lithuanian waters.

Table 1. Abundance (ind m⁻³) max (left column) and mean (right column) of Acartia spp., T. longicornis, Pseudocalanus sp. at station P2 in the inner Gulf of Gdańsk and at stations B1–B4 and B5–B9 in Lithuanian waters.