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Dietary plasticity in small Arctic copepods as revealed with prey metabarcoding

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By Inland Norway, Norwegian College, Bodil Annikki, Wexels Riser
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Copepods dominate the zooplankton of the marine Arctic both in terms of abundance (Auel and Hagen, 2002) and biomass (Hirche and Mumm, 1992; Mumm et al., 1998). The high prevalence of copepods in the Arctic has historically been attributed to large taxa like Calanus spp. (Gallienne et al., 2001; Turner, 2004), but the abundance of small copepods (≤2 mm prosome length, Roura et al., 2018) often exceeds that of Calanus spp.
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