. 2022 Jan 25;10:e12823. doi: 10.7717/peerj.12823

Table 2. Integrated abundances (ind m⁻²) of the most important zooplankton groups over the entire water column sampled on four dates throughout a year.

		SPRING		SUMMER		AUTUMN		WINTER
		Day	Night	Day	Night	Day	Night	Day	Night
Cyclopoida		47,894	28,198	5,974	6,501	2,227	4,342	3,209	3,477
Cyclopoida	Mean	38,046		6,237		3,284		3,343
Harpacticoida		48,632	47,978	9,664	12,421	9,929	7,486	6,514	4,345
Harpacticoida	Mean	48,305		11,042		8,707		5,429
Copepoda (nauplii)		20,600	18,129	1,481	2,583	431	2,094	2,463	1,616
Copepoda (nauplii)	Mean	19,365		2,032		1,263		2,039
Metridinidae		27,772	9,287	25,691	8,105	12,696	18,262	4,438	1,684
Metridinidae	Mean	18,529		16,897		15,479		3,061
Calanidae		11,288	7,447	5,898	2,827	3,622	3,087	1,977	889
Calanidae	Mean	9,367		4,363		3,354		1,433
Euchaetidae		1,840	4,259	1,731	1,110	790	873	1,060	733
Euchaetidae	Mean	3,045		1,420		831		896
Cnidaria		4,895	2,546	1,520	3,713	702	2,432	4,636	2,848
Cnidaria	Mean	3,721		2,616		1,567		3,742
Chaetognatha		3,108	1,216	2,528	1,187	884	1,390	1,000	598
Chaetognatha	Mean	2,162		1,858		1,117		799
Mysida		239	171	62	164	151	411	239	166
Mysida	Mean	205		113		280		202

Table 2. Integrated abundances (ind m−2) of the most important zooplankton groups over the entire water column sampled on four dates throughout a year.