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報名表及摘要範本
議程表
各位產、官、學、研之先進您好：
許多水生無脊椎生物能克服苛刻的環境狀況譬如高溫/低溫、乾燥、低氧等，它們經過數百萬年之適應已可產生適應力極強的休眠的階段，這些休眠期可克服他們的生命週期的災難期間。因此，不同的適應策略已發展出來，包括低新陳代謝的活動，防護機制（抗壓力酵素，生物抗凍機制）儲積，能量儲備特別防護多重囊胞與有選擇性的膜。結果這些靜止的（休眠的）階段產生其對環境惡化強的抵抗力，當被運輸時與船舶艙壓水一起並且沉積在艙壓儲水箱可長期存活而不會喪失其生存能力（達幾個月和甚而數十年）。這就是為什麼在過去的十年中這些休眠的孢子在海洋和大陸蔓延性種類連續地在新環境中連續的建立了許多新族群。雖然休眠孢子在水生無脊椎生物已被廣泛的研究，但休眠階段的內部機制，特別是分子遺傳和生化的層面仍甚少被研究。本次研討會有兩個主要的主題，第一個主題乃是『甲殼動物的休眠研究與應用』本研討會主要在探討海水與淡水孢子之休眠機制，以及休眠孢子經由太空船送入外太空之後經由外太空極端環境作用長達一個月之後再返回地球並激發休眠孢子發育並探討外太空極端環境對休眠孢子之作用。
我們的第二個研討會的主題乃是『浮游動物行為、生態與養殖國際研討會』浮游動物在整個海洋生態系中佔有非常重要的地位，而浮游動物更在海洋生態的研究上居於樞紐，在浮游動物中橈足類不但種類多、數量大，且分布的區域非常廣，只要有水的地方，就可發現它的蹤跡，因此常常被比喻成海上的昆蟲。橈足類在海洋浮游動物中通常是最優勢之大類，一般佔浮游動物生物量之70
﹪左右，因此，世界各國在海洋生態調查研究上，對橈足類之研究都不遺餘力的進行。海洋是全世界人類共同擁有的資源，從漁業、觀光、養殖、食品業甚至加工業，都是海洋所帶給人類的重要資源，但近年來嚴重的人為破壞，環境污染及濫捕等不正常運作，海洋資源已逐漸在枯竭中。而台灣是個四面環海的國家且以海洋立國為目標，因此如何才能確保台灣對週邊海域的主導權以及永續經營，為全民所一致關切。所以若能藉著舉辦大型之海洋生物相關研討會，引起世界各國對台灣的重視、並喚起台灣民眾甚至世界各國對海洋生態上的重視，這也是本次舉辦之浮游動物行為、生態與養殖國際研討會最主要的目的。
我們將於今年10月6至8日在國立台灣海洋大學舉辦甲殼動物的休眠研究與應用&浮游動物行為、生態與養殖國際研討會。
本會議特別邀請美國、法國、德國、義大利、泰國、印度、香港、西班牙、墨西哥、俄羅斯等多位在甲殼動物的休眠研究與應用與浮游動物行為、生態與養殖領域首屈一指的知名學者與會，敬邀國內相關領域研究學者及學生共同與會並發表研究成果及壁報展示，希望透過此研討會的舉行，提供國內外海洋生物相關領域研究人員一個交流平台並與國外學者進行國際交流，藉由與世界知名的研究人員之互動與討論，可達到學術交流之目的，會後並將發行論文專刊(Hydrobiologia,
SCI Journal)，並歡迎與會人員投稿，誠摯邀請您共襄盛舉。
海洋大學海洋生物研究所
弟 黃將修 敬邀
報名表及摘要範本
First
circular
This is the
first announcement of our October international conferences in the subjects of
(1). Dormancy in crustaceans: basic research and applied science (2).
Zooplankton Behavior, Ecology and Aquaculture. We have invited 6 Russian
scientists to present their researches in the subject of Dormancy in
crustaceans: basic research and applied science. In particular, the diapause
eggs have been sent to space and exposure in the space for some period of time
by Russian spacecraft and back to earth for further studies. The results are
quite interesting and will be presented during the conference. Basically, these
two international conferences will be held from October 6 to 8, 2009
consecutively. The post-conference tour will be held from October 9 to 11. The
conference will be held at the National Taiwan Ocean University, Keelung,
Taiwan. The official language of this conference will be English. We will have
oral and poster presentations during the conference period. Usually, the
climate in October of Taiwan is comfortable. The average temperature in Keelung
is about 25 oC ranged from 20 oC to 30 oC. The
electricity is 110 volts, 60 cycles. Standard fittings are for flat two-pin
plugs. The monetary unit is the New Taiwan Dollar (NT$), one US dollar
currently being equivalent to approximately NT$ 33 (subject to change). Notes
are in denominations of NT$ 1000, 500, 200 and 100. Coins are in denominations
of NT$ 50, 10, 5 and 1. Credit cards are accepted in most hotels, restaurants
and department stores. The conference will provide free shuttle bus services
from Taipei international airport to Evergreen Laurel Hotel, Keelung on October
5 (Monday) only in a pre-arranged basis. Please e-mail me your flight schedule
so we can arrange the best pick-up service from the airport. During the
conference, free shuttle bus will run two times per day (to conference venue,
NTOU’s campus before the conference and back to hotel after the conference). We
will have a proceeding after the conference in Hydrobiologia (SCI journal).
Basically, all invited speakers will get the support of your registration fees,
hotels, foods, domestic transportations and post-conference tour for free.
During conference period, the accommodation will be arranged in the 5 start
hotel of “ Evergreen Laurel Hotel”(Address: 62-1 Chung Cheng Road, Keelung,
Taiwan. Tel: +886-2-2427-9988; Fax:+886-2-2422-8642). The deadline for
abstract submission will be August 20. Please keep your topic in the subjects
on either (1) Dormancy in Crustaceans or (2). Zooplankton Behavior, Ecology and
Aquaculture. The scientific program will be announced after receiving all
abstracts before August 31. Please prepare your talk for 17 minutes and another
3 minutes for questions (totally each invited speaker will have 20 minutes). If
you need letter for your Taiwanese visa, as soon as I receive your abstract, I
will write an accepted letter of your abstract and invitation letter for you to
apply for Taiwan visa. Please reserve your flight of arrival on October 5 for
attending these international conference in Taiwan. If you have any question,
please do not hesitate to contact me.
Have a nice visit Taiwan soon
Conference Chairman
Jiang-Shiou Hwang, Ph. D.
Co-guest-editors, proceedings of 8th ICOC (Zoological Studies, 2004)
Co-guest-editors, proceedings of 9th ICOC (Journal of Plankton Research, 2007)
Co-guest-editors, proceedings of 10th ICOC (Hydrobiologia, 2010)
Executive Council Member of World Association of Copepodologists
(2002-2005; 2005-2008)
Professor of Institute of Marine Biology
National Taiwan Ocean University
Keelung, Taiwan, 202
Tel:+886935289642
Fax:+886-2-24629464
e-mail:Jshwang@mail.ntou.edu.tw
議程表
(下載議程表)
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2009/10/06
Tuesday
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08:00-09:00 |
Registration
(Sign in and obtain Name Tag, a brochure of Conference
Program, Lunch Coupon, and Souvenir) |
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09:00-09:30 |
Opening Session
(Dr. Jiang-Shiou Hwang)
Opening Remarks
by Dr. Kuo-Tien Lee, president of NTOU,
and Dr.
I-Chiu Liao, Academician (海洋大學春輝講座教授及中研院院士)
Group photos |
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Chairperson |
Speaker |
Title |
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09:30-09:50 |
Dr. J. Rudi Strickler
Dr.
C K Wong |
Dr. Victor R. Alekseev |
Ecological and physiological peculiarities of invertebrate
diapause: use for science and practice |
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09:50-10:10 |
Dr. Vladimir N. Sychev |
Space investigations of possible components of biological
life support system |
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10:10-10:30 |
Dr. Jiang-Shiou Hwang |
Role of Diapause in Dispersal of Aquatic Invertebrates with
ship ballast waters |
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10:30-11:00 |
Tea
Break |
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11:00-11:20 |
Dr. La-orsri Sanoamuang
Dr. Ram Kumar |
Dr. Dmitry Liudvigovich Lajus |
Phenotypic variation in newly established populations of
invasive species: a case of three crustacean species from
Russia |
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11:20-11:40 |
Dr. Hans-Uwe Dahms |
Plankton distribution at mesoscales – lessons from
Oithona spp. (copepoda, cyclopoida) around Turtle
Island, East China Sea |
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11:40-12:00 |
Natalia Sukhikh
(Ph. D. Student) |
Molecular genetic and morphological study on
E. affinis criptic species invasion in Baltic and Atlantic
coast waters |
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12:00-12:20 |
Dr. Victor R. Alekseev |
Studying the phenomenon of dormancy: why it is important for
space exploration |
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12:20-13:40 |
Lunch |
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13:40-14:00 |
Dr. GREETINGLINE _Con-41D02E3F1 \c \s \l François G.
Schmitt
Dr. Vladimir N. Sychev |
Dr. Benni Winding Hansen |
From copepod life strategies to practical application in
aquaculture |
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14:00-14:20 |
Dr.
Wen-Been Chang |
Fatty acid composition of copepods fed with different diets |
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14:20-14:40 |
Dr. V. Ramasubramanian |
Bioenrichment of Live feeds available in India |
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14:40-15:00 |
Dr.
Hong Young Yan |
Energy budget of a harpacticoid and its applications in fish
culture |
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15:00-15:30 |
Tea
Break |
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15:30-15:50 |
Dr. Adrianna Ianora
Dr. Isabella Buttino |
Dr. Wann-Nian Tzeng |
The timing of metamorphosis is a key factor in determining
the larval dispersal of giant mottled eel Anguilla
marmorata in the Northwest Pacific |
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15:50-16:10 |
Dr. Ram Kumar |
Direct observation of the predation behavior of a cyclopoid
copepod preying on larval (fish, Artemia and mosquito
larvae) prey under different biotic and abiotic conditions |
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16:10-16:30 |
Dr. K. Murugan |
Use of plant products and copepod for the control of Dengue
vector , Aedes aegypti |
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16:30-16:50 |
Dr.
Shih-Hui Hsiao |
The trace metal contents in body and egg sacs of copepod (Euchaeta
concinna) in waters off the China coast |
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2009/10/07
Wednesday
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08:30-09:00 |
Registration (Sign in & Receive Lunch Coupon) |
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Chairperson |
Speaker |
Title |
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09:00-09:20 |
Dr. Victor R. Alekseev
Dr. Benni Winding Hansen |
Dr. J. Rudi Strickler |
Escape in time and space |
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09:20-09:40 |
Dr. François G. Schmitt |
Copepod trajectories: random walk, Levy walk, multifractal
random walk? Assessment and review |
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09:40-10:00 |
Dr. Jonh H. Costello |
Hydrodynamic cascades in feeding by medusae |
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10:00-10:20 |
Dr. Enric Saiz Sendros |
From the small picture to the large picture: patterns in
marine copepod feeding |
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10:20-11:00 |
Tea
Break |
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11:00-11:20 |
Dr. Deng Fwu Hwang
Dr. Hans-Uwe Dahms
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Dr. Adrianna Ianora |
Chemical ecology of diatom secondary metabolites and their
role in shaping planktonic interactions |
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11:20-11:40 |
Dr. Chong-Kim Wong |
Changes in planktonic copepod community in a semi-enclosed
bay during recovery from eutrophication |
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11:40-12:00 |
Dr. Sami Souissi |
Why the estuarine copepod Eurytemora affinis is a
good candidate for developing a bioindicator of water
quality? |
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12:00-12:20 |
Dr. Albert Calbet |
The importance of functional diversity on the trophic role
of microzooplankton in marine food webs |
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12:20-13:40 |
Lunch |
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13:40-14:00 |
Dr. Jonh H. Costello
Dr. T. R. Rao |
Dr.
Chih-hao Hsieh |
Size spectrum is critically affected by omnivorous and
detritivorous feeding in planktonic foodwebs |
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14:00-14:20 |
Dr.
Rung-Tsung Chen |
Diurnal and seasonal upstream migratory patterns of
freshwater prawn (Macrobrachium) juveniles in the Hsiukuluan
River |
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14:20-14:40 |
Dr.
Shiang-Lin Huang |
Estimating the fitness: eggs production per hatching in
fairy shrimp, Branchinella kugenaemensis |
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14:40-15:00 |
Dr. Samba Ka |
Effects of water masses and seasonality on mesozooplankton
assemblages in the boundary waters between the East China
Sea and the Taiwan Strait |
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15:00-15:30 |
Tea
Break |
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15:30-15:50 |
Dr. Enric Saiz Sendros
Dr. Albert Calbet |
Dr.
Li-Chun Tseng |
A long-term pattern of the copepod community structure and
succession in the coastal waters adjacent to Nuclear power
plants in the Southern East China Sea north of Taiwan |
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15:50-16:10 |
Dr.
Pei-Kai
Hsu |
Effects of typhoon on hydrograpy and copepod assemblages in
the waters of surrounding Taiwan |
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16:10-16:30 |
Dr. nai-Hsien
Chao |
Milt and spermatophores cryopreservation for banking of male
gametes in aquatic animals |
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16:30-16:50 |
Delphine Beyrend-Dur
(PhD Student) |
Seasonal and inter-annual variations of dominant calanoid
copepods in the mesohaline zone of the subtropical Danshuei
estuary (Taiwan) |
2009/10/08
Thursday
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08:30-09:00 |
Registration (Sign in & Receive Lunch Coupon) |
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Chairperson |
Speaker |
Title |
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09:00-09:20 |
Dr. Sami Souissi
Dr. Irena V. Telesh |
Dr. Arvind Kumar |
Spectrum of plankton abundance in certain lotic systems of
Jharkhand, India |
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09:20-09:40 |
Dr. T. R. Rao |
Size does matter: the role of body size in the life and
community structure of freshwater zooplankton |
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09:40-10:00 |
Dr. Karim Altaff |
Chlorine Toxicity to Copepods: Implications in the Context
of Power Plant Entrainment |
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10:00-10:20 |
Dr. La-orsri Sanoamuang |
Cultures of fairy shrimps for commercial purpose in Thailand |
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10:20-11:00 |
Tea
Break |
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11:00-11:20 |
Dr. Arvind Kumar
Dr. K. Murugan
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Dr. Isabella Buttino |
Apoptosis to predict mortality in copepods: review and
future perspectives |
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11:20-11:40 |
Dr. Irena V. Telesh |
Impact of the invasive fishhook water flea Cercopagis
pengoi (Ostroumov) on zooplankton of the Baltic Sea |
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11:40-12:00 |
Dr. Juan Carlos Molinero |
Zooplankton life histories in changing environments: The
case of the Northern Mediterranean Sea |
|
12:00-12:20 |
Dr. R. Ramanibai |
Ecological dynamics of some dominant copepod taxa in coastal
habitats of TAMILNADU during last two decades |
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12:20-13:40 |
Lunch |
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13:40-14:00 |
Dr. Wann-Nian Tzeng
Dr. Karim Altaff
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Dr. I-Shiung Chen |
Planktonic larval community structure of gobioid fishes at
the estuary of Lanyang River, Taiwan revealed by the
employment of DNA barcoding |
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14:00-14:20 |
Dr. Hsing-Juh Lin |
Analysis of zooplankton changes after removal of oyster
culture from a tropical lagoon using Ecopath with Ecosim |
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14:20-14:40 |
Dr. Shuh-Sen Young |
Systematic studies of Simocephalus (Cladocera: Daphniidae）from
Taiwan by morphological and molecular analysis |
|
14:40-15:00 |
Gael Dur
(Ph. D. Student) |
Analysis of Eurytemora affinis swimming behaviour: Effect of
Density, Volume and Light |
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15:00-15:30 |
Tea
Break |
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15:30-15:50 |
Dr. Jiann-Chu Chen
Dr.
Hong Young Yan |
Mohamed-Sofiane MAHJOUB
(Ph. D. Student) |
Effect of turbulent flow on the ingestion rates of European
sea-bass (Dicentrarchus labrax) post larvae: an experimental
study |
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15:50-16:10 |
Anissa Souissi
(Ph. D. Student) |
Effect of peritrich ciliates as epibiont on the behavior of
the copepod Eurytemora affinis |
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16:10-16:30 |
François-Gaël Michalec
(Ph. D. Student) |
Comparative study of the swimming behavior of two contrasted
calanoid copepod species (Eurytemora affinis and
Pseudodiaptomus annandalei) under different salinity
conditions |
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16:30-17:00 |
Closing Session
Closing Remarks
by Dr. Ching-Fong Chang, Vice-chancello of NTOU |
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Conference Date：October
6-8, 2009
Conference Location：National
Taiwan Ocean University（Auditorium1,
2 & 3F Conference Room in administrative buildings）
Conference Host：Institute
of Marine Biology, National Taiwan Ocean University, Keelung, Taiwan
Conference Sponsors：National
Science Council, Minister of Education (R.O.C.)
Poster Session
(3F Conference Room in administrative buildings) 10/0710:00-10/08 14:00
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No. |
Authors |
Title |
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P1 |
Zakhodnova Tatiana et al. |
Sediment sampler for ships’ ballast water sampling with
description of a technique for resting stage collection and
extraction |
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P2 |
Hans-Uwe Dahms et al. |
Mesozooplankton in riverine, estuarine, and marine parts of the
Lanyang-River, northeastern Taiwan |
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P3 |
Hans-Uwe Dahms et al. |
Can mouth parts indicate food preference of planktonic copepods? |
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P4 |
Hans-Uwe Dahms et al. |
UVB radiation effects on survival and development of the copepod
Tigriopus japonicus |
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P5 |
Kyun-Woo Lee et al. |
Crossbreeding experiments with Tigriopus from the
Northwest Pacific rim reveal life table effects in
subsequent generations |
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P6 |
G. Dherani & K. Altaff |
Ultra Structure of Subitaneous and Diapausing Eggs of Planktonic
Copepod Sinodiaptomus (Rhinediaptomus) indicus |
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P7 |
Li-Chun Tseng et al. |
Planktonic mesozooplankton structure and copepod fauna in the
water of the southern East China Sea during the monsoon transit
period |
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P8 |
Chi Chou et al. |
Seasonal succession of copepod communities in Shen-Aou Bay,
northeastern Taiwan |
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P9 |
Li-Chun Tseng et al. |
Seasonal community changes of jellyfish and chaetognaths in
Shen-Aou Bay in the northeast of Taiwan |
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P10 |
Li-Chun Tseng et al. |
Summer Zooplankton Community Structure in the southwestern and
southern East China Sea before inception of the Three Gorges Dam |
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P11 |
Cheng-Han Wu et al. |
A six years study of the succession of copepod community
structure and abundance reveals the differential influence of
the Kuroshio Current and the South China Sea Warm Water Current
in a tropical semi-enclosed embayment |
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P12 |
Mohamed-Sofiane MAHJOUB et al. |
Prey availability governs Malabar grouper (Epinephelus
malabaricus) larvae swimming properties |
|
P13 |
Gopikrishna Mantha |
Distribution of cyclopoid copepods at Cilician basin,
Northeastern Mediterranean sea, Turkey |
|
P14 |
Gopikrishna Mantha & Sengul Besiktepe |
Functional morphology and Post embryonic development of
Apocyclops dengizicus (Copepoda : Cyclopoida) |
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P15 |
Makrushin Andrey et al. |
New hypotheses on dormancy participation in oncogenesis |
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P16 |
Alexeeva, Olga. & V. Alekseev |
Migration mechanisms in human and animal populations, a
comparison |
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P17 |
Ram Kumar et al. |
Zooplankton diversity in the sediment egg bank and in the water
column of four lakes differing in trophic status and
anthropogenic impacts: A comparative field and experimental
investigation |
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P18 |
Samba Ka et al. |
Zooplankton of Lake Guiers (Senegal, West Africa): a
characteristic composition of a trend to eutrophication |
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P19 |
Yang-Chi Chang et al. |
The study of behavioral patterns under various nourishing
conditions for ciliates using spatial analysis |
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P20 |
Chun-yi Chang & Chih-hao Hsieh |
Development and application of an automatic image classification
system for the mesozooplankton in the East China Sea |
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P21 |
Pu-Kai Mei et al. |
The distribution patterns of chaetognaths and hydrology in the
waters
surrounding Taiwan, western North Pacific |
|
P22 |
Yung-Chih Chen et al. |
Effects of water masses and seasonal monsoons on the
distribution of planktonic pteropod assemblages in the waters
around Taiwan |
|
P23 |
Wan-Ping Huang et al. |
Growth rate and sex ratio of the clam shrimp, Eulimnadia
sp. (Limnadiidae), at different temperatures |
|
P24 |
Zhen-Heng Liao et al. |
Effects of water masses and seasonal monsoons on the
distribution of planktonic pteropod assemblages in the waters
around Taiwan |
|
P25 |
Shin-Hong Cheng et al. |
The behavior and culture of calanoid copepod, Pseudodiaptomus
annandalei, in the laboratory |
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P26 |
Hung-Yen Hsieh et al. |
Spatiotemporal difference in horizontal patterns of larval fish
assemblages in the Taiwan Strait during winter and summer |
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P27 |
Ming-Zen Chen et al. |
What food does Calanus sinicus eat during NE Monsoon in Northern
Taiwan? |
※Poster
Size 90cm(wide) * 120cm(Length)
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