Contributions to CMarZ : From the Indian Ocean ( ) Vijayalakshmi R. Nair

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Contributions to CMarZ : From the Indian Ocean (2005-2010) by Vijayalakshmi R. Nair

International Indian Ocean Expedition (IIOE) database Prepared location (1548) map for zooplankton collections Computerized basic & subsorting data Species level data for Chaetognaths, Ostracods & Calanidae

Satellite Imagery (Zooplankton population) Zooplankton data compared with the earliest available satellite data on chlorophyll a Zooplankton density (contours) overlaid on average chlorophyll a concentration A good match of chlorophyll a and zooplankton observed Zooplankton population maximum synchronised with high chlorophyll a

Digitised inventories Prepared digitised inventories for 281 species of zooplankton 86 species of calanoid copepods, 31 species of chaetognaths, 32 species of ostracods, 101 species of mysids 31 species of pleuronectiformes These form part of CMarZ species page

` Zooplankton species from the Indian Ocean Copepods 516 (2 new species) Chaetognaths 33 (4 new species) Medusae 153 (2 new species) Ostracods 32 Euphausiids 51 Pteropods & Heteropods 47 Mysids 102 (34 new species including 4 new genera) Decapods 84 Hyperiidae (Amphipods) 164 Fish larvae 87 Others 187 Total 1456 (42 new species)

Biogeographic provinces Tropical zone Maximum diversity Indo-Pacific species Subtropical zone Cosmopolitan species Surfacing of meso and bathyplanktonic species Transitional zone Maximum faunistic contrast, overlapping of cold & warm water species Tropical zone : 1. North of 10 S with maximum biodiversity 2. Dominated by Indo-Pacific species 3. Unique in maintaining species in respective bathymetric level Subtropical zone : 1. Dominated by cosmopolitan species 2. Meso and bathypelagic species penetrate to upper strata Transitional zone :1. Maximum faunistic contrast 2. Species of southern cold water and warm waters overlap

Biodiversity of the Andaman sea Collections at 33 locations during 2003-2006 Twenty species of chaetognaths including new species Krohnitta balagopali & Sagitta meenakshiae 199 species of calanoid copepods, 74 species of fish larvae, 70 species of decapod larvae 7 species of mysids, 10 species of appendicularians and 8 species of ostracods (from coastal waters)

CMarZ cruise and analyses: Saramma & Lalithambika participated in RV Ronald H. Brown Cruise Identified 11 species of mysids and 43 species of fish larvae Annelies & Vijayalakshmi studied chaetognaths

Barcoding of zooplankton Barcoded 10 species of chaetognaths belonging to 3 genera 7 species of copepods 3 species of mysids 3 species of euphausiids

LIST OF ZOOPLANKTON SPECIES BARCODED Chaetognaths 1. Eukrohnia fowleri 2. Pterosagitta draco 3. Sagitta bedoti 4. Sagitta hexaptera 5. Sagitta bipunctata 6. Sagitta enflata 7. Sagitta neglecta 8. Sagitta pulchra 9. Sagitta regularis 10. Sagitta robusta Euphausiids 1. Stylocheiron elongatum 2. Thysanopoda orientalis 3. Euphausia diomedeae Copepods 1. Acartia tropica 2. Bestiolina similis 3. Canthocalanus pauper 4. Corycaeus sp. 5. Eucalanus subcrassus 6. Euterpina acutifrons 7. Labidocera acuta Mysids 1. Mesopodopsis orientalis 2. Mesopodopsis zeylanica 3. Rhopalophthalmus indicus

Publications Francis, K. X., Nair, V. R., Rajesh, G., Lokahbharathi, P. A., and Shanta Nair, 2009. DNA barcoding of Chaetognatha. Presented at MarBOL Symposium and Workshop, Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution, Woods Hole, MA. Nair, V. R., Rajesh, G., Francis, K. X., and Nair, S. Molecular identification of the Genus