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Guide to the marine zooplankton of south eastern Australia

Australian Ocean Data Network
Swadling, Kerrie, Dr ; Slotwinski, Anita ; Ritz, David, Assoc/Prof ; Gibson, John, Dr ; Hosie, Graham, Dr
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To reference: Swadling, K.M., Slotwinski, A.S., Ritz, D.A., Gibson, J.A.E., and Hosie, G.W. 2008 Guide to the marine zooplankton of south eastern Australia. Version 1.0 June 2008 http://www.imas.utas.edu.au/zooplankton

These photographs can be reproduced for further educational purposes, but only if the graphical content is not altered, and the photographer and this website are fully acknowledged. All information and data (including graphics) provided by the University and its staff on this site are, unless otherwise noted, copyright by the University of Tasmania, Australia. Unlimited distribution of University copyright material is permitted, but only if textual and graphic content is not altered and the source is acknowledged. The copyright in other material found on this server may be owned by other people, and you should get permission from them before distributing their material.

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The Guide to the Marine Zooplankton of south eastern Australia, is an interactive tool providing a comprehensive, fully illustrated means of identification for the major zooplankton located in south eastern Australia.

This new identification guide to local marine zooplankton is available online at:

http://www.imas.utas.edu.au/zooplankton

This is the result of collaboration between the Marine Research Laboratories and School of Zoology, University of Tasmania, and the Australian Antarctic Division.

Please note that the full contents of the site will be available on (Free) CD-Rom

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Maintenance and Update Frequency: irregular
Statement: Samples

The majority of samples were collected within coastal waters of eastern Tasmania, Australia. Care was taken to ensure that collection did not stress the zooplankton (distorting their structure/appearance). Samples were processed and images taken as soon as possible, to capture the natural appearance and colouration of the zooplankton. As zooplankton are often preserved prior to sorting and identification, we have also photographed and represented preserved specimens of some taxa for comparison. Where a preserved animal is photographed, this is stated in the caption. Additionally, as the preference for zooplankton sorting under a microscope varies, in some cases specimens are represented both on light and dark backgrounds.
Statement: All photos, unless otherwise specified, were taken by Anita Slotwinski at the Tasmanian Aquaculture and Fisheries Institute, Tasmania, Australia.

Zooplankton were photographed with a Leica DC 300F camera mounted on a Leica MZ75 stereo microscope (0.77 to 6.3 x magnification) and a Leica 307-072.057/BZ:11 compound microscope (5 to 100 x magnification).

The scale on photographs is presented in µm units. Please note that 1000 µm is equal to 1 mm.

These photographs can be reproduced for further educational purposes, but only if the graphical content is not altered, and the photographer and this website are fully acknowledged.

Permission must be sought if photographs are to be used for further publication purposes in books etc.

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This Guide provides a fully illustrated photo library of marine zooplankton of south eastern Australia. This interactive key enables identification of over 50 zooplankton taxa and also includes fact sheets covering taxonomic information, descriptions, photographs, diagrams, distribution information and ecology.

Created: 19 05 2008

Data time period: 2003-01-01

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AQUATIC ECOSYSTEMS | Biological Sciences | BIOSPHERE | EARTH SCIENCE | Ecology | Freshwater Ecology | Marine and Estuarine Ecology (Incl. Marine Ichthyology) | Oceans | Marine Biology | Marine Invertebrates | PLANKTON | Palaeoecology | Zooplankton | biota |

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