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tel-00480660, version 1 - 4 May 2010<br />

Figure II-2: Sea Surface Temperature (SST) and Chlorophyll-a processed from SeaWiFS images of the Bay<br />

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of Biscay from January 2006 to September 2008. Data represent averages of a 1° square area at Station<br />

WH (44-45°N, 2-3°W).............................................................................................................................. 51<br />

Figure II-3: Temperature difference between the water surface and 100 m water <strong>de</strong>pth (∆T0-100) as a measure<br />

of stratification of the upper water column, with strong stratification at large ∆T0-100 and a well mixed<br />

water column at small ∆T0-100. .................................................................................................................. 52<br />

Figure II-4: Number of stained (cytoplasm bearing, living) planktic foraminifera per cubic meter of sampled<br />

sea water (dark grey: size fraction >150 µm; light grey: size fraction 100-150 µm), in comparison to<br />

chlorophyll-a concentration (mg m -3 , black line) and salinity (PSU, grey line) at Stations WH, A, B, and<br />

D, from March to November..................................................................................................................... 54<br />

Figure II-5: Standing stocks of living planktic foraminifera per cubic meter of seawater at Stations WH, A,<br />

B, and D, from March to November. ........................................................................................................ 55<br />

Figure II-6: Percentage of living PF of the 100-150 µm size fraction at Stations WH, A, B, and D, from<br />

March to November. ................................................................................................................................. 56<br />

Figure II-7: Number of empty (<strong>de</strong>ad) planktic foraminiferal tests per cubic meter of sampled sea water<br />

(black: size fraction >150 µm; grey: size fraction 100-150 µm) at Stations WH, A, B, and D, from<br />

March to November. Temperature (°C) is shown by the black line. ........................................................ 57<br />

Figure II-8: Chlorophyll-a (mg.m -3 ) in the Bay of Biscay, from SeaWiFs images<br />

(http://oceancolor.gsfc.nasa.gov): a) April 2007, before PECH 3 (Table II-1), showing high<br />

phytoplankton pro<strong>du</strong>ction in the central part of the Bay of Biscay. b) November 2007, before PECH 4,<br />

showing enhanced phytoplankton pro<strong>du</strong>ction along the coast of the south-eastern Bay of Biscay, in<br />

comparison to April, and low phytoplankton pro<strong>du</strong>ction in the central Bay of Biscay. Sampling locations<br />

are indicated by black dots (Fig. II-1)....................................................................................................... 59<br />

CHAPITRE III<br />

Partie A<br />

Figure III-1 : Concentration moyenne <strong><strong>de</strong>s</strong> <strong>foraminifères</strong> <strong>planctoniques</strong> vivants (en spécimen/m 3 ) aux Stations<br />

WH, A, B, et D, <strong>de</strong> Mars à Novembre. ..................................................................................................... 70<br />

Figure III-2 : Photographie au microscope électronique à balayage <strong>de</strong> l’espèce G. bulloi<strong><strong>de</strong>s</strong> provenant <strong>du</strong> site<br />

internet EMIDAS (http://www.emidas.org).............................................................................................. 72<br />

Figure III-3 : Répartition verticale <strong><strong>de</strong>s</strong> <strong>de</strong>nsités <strong>de</strong> G. bulloi<strong><strong>de</strong>s</strong> aux Stations WH, A, B, et D, <strong>de</strong> Mars à<br />

Novembre. Profil <strong>de</strong> chlorophylle-a (courbe noire, mg/m 3 ) ; profil <strong>de</strong> salinité (courbe grise, PSU). ...... 73<br />

Figure III-4 : Photographie au microscope électronique à balayage <strong>de</strong> l’espèce G. calida provenant <strong>du</strong> site<br />

internet EMIDAS (http://www.emidas.org).............................................................................................. 74<br />

Figure III-5 : Répartition verticale <strong><strong>de</strong>s</strong> <strong>de</strong>nsités <strong>de</strong> G. calida aux Stations WH, A, B, et D, <strong>de</strong> Mars à<br />

Novembre. Profil <strong>de</strong> chlorophylle-a (courbe noire, mg/m 3 ) ; profil <strong>de</strong> salinité (courbe grise, PSU). ...... 75<br />

Figure III-6: Photographie au microscope électronique à balayage <strong>de</strong> l’espèce N. pachy<strong>de</strong>rma <strong>de</strong>xtre<br />

provenant <strong>du</strong> site internet EMIDAS (http://www.emidas.org). ................................................................ 76<br />

Figure III-7: Répartition verticale <strong><strong>de</strong>s</strong> <strong>de</strong>nsités <strong>de</strong> N. pachy<strong>de</strong>rma <strong>de</strong>xtre aux Stations WH, A, B, et D, <strong>de</strong><br />

Mars à Novembre. Profil <strong>de</strong> chlorophylle a (courbe noire, mg/m 3 ) ; profil <strong>de</strong> salinité (courbe grise,<br />

PSU).......................................................................................................................................................... 77

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