Table 3. Results of the stepwise regression and partial correlation coefficient (R) evaluating the relationships of the abundances of the five predominant euphausiid species and environmental variables in waters around Taiwan in winter and summer 2004 are evaluated.
| Species | R for T | R fo S | R for C | Predictive equation | 
| Pseudeuphausia lalifrons (PL) | 0.305* | 0.005 | 0.175 | PL = 6.176T | 
| Stylocheiron sp. (Ss) | 0.377* | -0.029 | 0.148 | Ss = 2.758T | 
| Stylocheiron suhmii (SS) | 0.622*** | -0.273* | 0.239 | SS = 3.661T-12.63S | 
| Euphausia pacifica (EP) | -0.478*** | -0.573*** | 0.033 | EP = -4.418T-41.64S + 1549.01 | 
| Stylocheiron carinatum (SC) | 0.169 | 0.144 | 0.550*** | SC = 137.17Chl a | 
| Total Euphausiacea (TT) | 0.455** | -0.249 | 0.324* | TE = 19.75T + 732.10 Chl a | 
| Species richness (SN) | 0.435** | 0.007 | -0.254* | SN = 0.50T - 15.28Chl a | 
| Species diversity (SD) | 0.306* | 0.259* | -0.217 | SD = 0.04T + 0.27S-8.16 | 
*p < 0.05, **p < 0.01, ***p < 0.001; ns, not significant; T, temperature; S, salinity; C, chlorophyll a