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Fra rapporten: Survey report (Part 1) from the joint Norwegian/Russian Ecosystem Survey in the Barents Sea and the adjacent waters August-October 2023
Figure 5.2.3.4. Total biomass of jellyfish in the Barents Sea in August-September 1980-2023. Large jellyfish were dominating by Cyana capillata, small jellyfish dominated by Aurelia aurita, and other jellyfish (found occasionally). Biomass estimates in 2018, 2020 and 2022 were underestimated due to lack of coverage.
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English <- Tilbake

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Fra rapporten: Survey report (Part 1) from the joint Norwegian/Russian Ecosystem Survey in the Barents Sea and the adjacent waters August-October 2023
Figure 5.2.3.4. Total biomass of jellyfish in the Barents Sea in August-September 1980-2023. Large jellyfish were dominating by Cyana capillata, small jellyfish dominated by Aurelia aurita, and other jellyfish (found occasionally). Biomass estimates in 2018, 2020 and 2022 were underestimated due to lack of coverage.
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