Site map - Marine Planktonic Copepods

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	External morphology patterns of marine planktonic copepods Introduction Morphologie générale Morphologie des diverses parties du corps et des appendices Dimensions Formes Principales modifications structurelles Les antennules Les antennes Le cadre buccal : Labrum et labium Les Mandibules Les Maxillules ou premières maxilles Les Maxilles (Maxilla) ou secondes maxilles Les Maxillipèdes Les pattes natatoires Variation du nombre des segments corporels Nomenclature des parties du corps et Métamérie Structures et organes tégumentaires Organes visuels Variations de la morphologie Sex-ratio Gynandromorphisme et intersexualité Accouplement Parthénogénèse Caractéristique de la ponte Les formes larvaires La durée du développement La croissance Régénération Anomalies Classification et Phylogénie Références Photothèque Figures : Fig. G1A \| Fig. G1B \| Fig. G2 \| Fig. G3 \| Fig. G4 \| Fig. G5 \| Fig. G6 \| Fig.G 7 \| Fig. G8 \| Fig. G9 \| Fig. G10 \| Fig. G11 \| Fig. G12 \| Fig. G13 \| Fig. G14 \| Fig. G15 \| Fig. G16 \| Fig. G17 \| Fig. G17B \| Fig. G18 \| Fig. G19 \| Fig. G20 \| Fig. G21 \| Fig. G22
	Taxonomic Classification : list of orders, superfamilies, families, sub-families, genera and sub-genera (1892-2017)
	Diversity and Geographic Distribution Interactive Distribution Maps Global Overview of Diversity and Geographic Distribution of Pelagic Copepoda : Abstract Introduction Presentation Diversity Main marine currents The different oceanic zones : Summary of the species - Marine currents and other maps Cosmopolitanism and endemism Species indicative of continental drift Species whose localization is difficult to explain Anthropic mechanisms Conclusion Figures : Fig. C1A \| Fig. C1B \| Fig. C2 \| Fig. C3 Geographic Distribution of Pelagic Copepods in the Mediterranean : Abstract Introduction Presentation Discussions Remarks Conclusion References Figures : Fig. C1 \| Fig. C2
	Search in Copepod Database Lists species of Copepods by geographical zones : 3 : Sub-Antarctic Subzone 1 : Atlantic Sub-Antarctic Subzone 2 : Indian Sub-Antarctic Subzone 3 : Pacific Sub-Antarctic 4 : Antarctic Subzone 1 : Atlantic Antarctic Subzone 2 : Indian Antarctic Subzone 3 : Pacific Antarctic 5 : South Africa (E & W), Namibia 6 : Gulf of Guinea (sensu lato): Angola-Liberia 7 : Venezuela, Caribbean Sea, Gulf of Mexico, Caribbean, Florida, Sargasso Sea 8 : Cape Verde Is., Canary Is., Madeira Is., Azores, Bay of Biscay, Ibero-Moroccan Bay 9 : Ireland, English Channel, Faroe, Norway, North Sea, Baltic Sea Subzone 1 : North Sea 10 : Southern Iceland, southern Greenland (E & W), Strait of Davis, Labrador Sea 11 : Cape Cod, Nova Scotia, Island of Newfoundland 12 : Central South-Atlantic (Tristan da Cunha-Trinidad-St Helena-N Ascension) 13 : Brazil-Argentina 14 : Mediterranean Sea, Black Sea Subzone 1 : Alboran Sea Subzone 2 : Basin SW - Balearic Islands Subzone 3 : Tyrrhenian Sea Subzone 4 : The Western Mediterranean (Basin NE-NW) Subzone 5 : South-East and Malta Subzone 6 : Ionian Sea Subzone 7 : Adriatic Sea Subzone 8 : Egeen sea-Rhodos Subzone 9 : Levant Basin Subzone 10 : Black Sea 15 : Red Sea 16 : Indian Ocean 17 : Gulf of Thailand, Malaysia-Indonesia-Philippines 18 : Australia (E), Great Barrier Reef, Tasman Sea, New Zealand, New Caledonia 19 : Central Tropical Pacific 20 : Eastern Tropical Pacific (Central America, Galapagos, Northern Peru) 21 : China Seas, Vietnam Subzone 1 : South China Sea Subzone 2 : East China Sea Subzone 3 : Yellow Sea Subzone 4 : Bohai Sea 22 : Japan Sea, Japan 23 : North West Pacific (Sea of Okhotsk-Kuril Islands-Kamtchatka-Sea of Bering) 24 : North East Pacific (Gulf of Alaska, "P" station, British Columbia) 25 : California-Gulf of California 26 : Chile (sensu lato) 27 : Arctic Ocean
	Bibliography Bibliography before 1988 Bibliography since 1988
	Appendices Faunas and References List of the authors studied up to 2017 (Systematic and Zoogeographical aspects only) References of the authors concerning dimensions of the Copepoda Map of the 25 geographical zones Geographical glossary (French-English) and distinctive stations
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	Claude Razouls