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| 8 | Puccinelli\",\"orcid\":\"0000-0002-6144-6650\",\"affiliation\":\"Royal | 8 | Puccinelli\",\"orcid\":\"0000-0002-6144-6650\",\"affiliation\":\"Royal | ||
| 9 | Netherlands Institute for Sea | 9 | Netherlands Institute for Sea | ||
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| 11 | Puccinelli - Royal Netherlands Institute for Sea Research - ORCID: | 11 | Puccinelli - Royal Netherlands Institute for Sea Research - ORCID: | ||
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| 15 | "deposit_date": "2024-09-27", | 15 | "deposit_date": "2024-09-27", | ||
| 16 | "depositor": "Eleonora Puccinelli", | 16 | "depositor": "Eleonora Puccinelli", | ||
| 17 | "distribution_date": "2024-09-27", | 17 | "distribution_date": "2024-09-27", | ||
| 18 | "distributor": "Research Data Management(NIOZ Royal Netherlands | 18 | "distributor": "Research Data Management(NIOZ Royal Netherlands | ||
| 19 | Institute for Sea Research)", | 19 | Institute for Sea Research)", | ||
| 20 | "doi_date_published": "2024-09-28", | 20 | "doi_date_published": "2024-09-28", | ||
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| 30 | "notes": "Knowledge of the trophic ecology of zooplankton is | 30 | "notes": "Knowledge of the trophic ecology of zooplankton is | ||
| 31 | essential for evaluating their functional roles in marine food webs | 31 | essential for evaluating their functional roles in marine food webs | ||
| 32 | and nutrient cycling since they represent the link between primary | 32 | and nutrient cycling since they represent the link between primary | ||
| 33 | producers and higher trophic levels. Here we investigated the fatty | 33 | producers and higher trophic levels. Here we investigated the fatty | ||
| 34 | acid (FA) composition of different zooplankton size classes and | 34 | acid (FA) composition of different zooplankton size classes and | ||
| 35 | selected species collected at the vicinity of the Sub-Antarctic | 35 | selected species collected at the vicinity of the Sub-Antarctic | ||
| 36 | Kerguelen Islands in late austral summer 2018 as part of the MOBYDICK | 36 | Kerguelen Islands in late austral summer 2018 as part of the MOBYDICK | ||
| 37 | research project. The analysis revealed that zooplankton FA | 37 | research project. The analysis revealed that zooplankton FA | ||
| 38 | composition varied significantly across size classes and species but | 38 | composition varied significantly across size classes and species but | ||
| 39 | not among stations. Larger zooplankton generally had higher total FA | 39 | not among stations. Larger zooplankton generally had higher total FA | ||
| 40 | (TFA) amounts per dry weight (22.1 \u00b1 3.0 vs. 61.9 \u00b1 11.8 mg | 40 | (TFA) amounts per dry weight (22.1 \u00b1 3.0 vs. 61.9 \u00b1 11.8 mg | ||
| 41 | g-1). Essential FAs (EFA) accounted for 40.5 \u00b1 0.8 % of TFA, with | 41 | g-1). Essential FAs (EFA) accounted for 40.5 \u00b1 0.8 % of TFA, with | ||
| 42 | 22:6n-3 (DHA) and 20:5n-3 (EPA) being the most prominent. Diatom | 42 | 22:6n-3 (DHA) and 20:5n-3 (EPA) being the most prominent. Diatom | ||
| 43 | trophic markers (TM) were abundant in larger zooplankton size classes, | 43 | trophic markers (TM) were abundant in larger zooplankton size classes, | ||
| 44 | while non-diatom TM were more prevalent in smaller size classes. The | 44 | while non-diatom TM were more prevalent in smaller size classes. The | ||
| 45 | FA-based nutritional quality index (NQI) of zooplankton was positively | 45 | FA-based nutritional quality index (NQI) of zooplankton was positively | ||
| 46 | correlated with EFA, and it was higher than the NQI of phytoplankton | 46 | correlated with EFA, and it was higher than the NQI of phytoplankton | ||
| 47 | concurrently collected, indicating its better nutritional quality | 47 | concurrently collected, indicating its better nutritional quality | ||
| 48 | compared to primary producers. This study highlights the importance of | 48 | compared to primary producers. This study highlights the importance of | ||
| 49 | size and species-specific dietary preferences in determining | 49 | size and species-specific dietary preferences in determining | ||
| 50 | zooplankton FA profiles and the high nutritional quality of this group | 50 | zooplankton FA profiles and the high nutritional quality of this group | ||
| 51 | collected during late austral summer, which significantly contribute | 51 | collected during late austral summer, which significantly contribute | ||
| 52 | to our understanding of zooplankton's ecological role in marine food | 52 | to our understanding of zooplankton's ecological role in marine food | ||
| 53 | webs in the Southern Ocean.", | 53 | webs in the Southern Ocean.", | ||
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| 121 | "title": "MOBYDICK Zooplankton Fatty Acid", | 145 | "title": "MOBYDICK Zooplankton Fatty Acid", | ||
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