Zooplankton of the open Baltic: Extended Atlas - IOW

Setala & Kivi (2003), Johansson et al. (2004), Vannini et al. (2005), Granskog
et al. (2006), van Beusekom et al. (2007);
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WBS, Western Baltic Sea (Kieler Bight): after Sauerbrey (1928), Kahl
(1930-1935, 1933), Bock (1960), Fenchel (1967, 1968, 1969), Hirche (1974),
Smetacek (1981), Klinkeberg & Shuman (1994), Palm & Dobberstein (2000),
Gerlach (2000), Aberle et al. (2007), Moorthi et al. (2008);
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NBS, Northern Baltic Sea (Archipelago Sea, Bothnian Sea): after Lindquist
(1959), Hedin (1974, 1975), Kivi & Setala (1995), Uitto et al. (1997), Olli et
al. (1998), Garstecki et al. (2000), Schmidt et al. (2002), Setala (2004),
Samuelsson et al. (2006);
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SBS, Southern Baltic Sea (Gdansk Basin and North-Rugian Bodden): after
Biernacka (1948, 1952, 1962, 1963), Czapik & Jordan (1976, 1977), Boikova
(1984, 1989), Wiktor & Krajewska-Sołtys (1994), Witek (1998), Jakobsen &
Montagnes (1999), Dietrich & Arndt (2000), Rychert (2008);
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EBS, Eastern Baltic Sea (Gulf of Finland, including the freshwater Neva
Bay): after Vuorinen et al. (1945), Khlebovich (1987), Kivi & Setala (1995),
Smurov & Fokin (1999), Setala (2004), Visse (2007), this study.
(*) – Synonyms
(**) – First record
( P ) – Typical planktonic ciliates
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