Document of dataset 3475

Dataset record

Type
Dataset
title in English
NEFSC Deepwater Marine Mammal 2002
Description in English
The cruise was conducted during 16 July 2 - August 2002. The area of operation was the western North Atlantic Ocean in the vicinity of Bear Seamount, located at approximately 39o 55' North latitude, 067o 25' West longitude, and along the continental slope south of George’s Bank. The cruise objectives were twofold:
    (1) to explore the biodiversity in the vicinity of Bear Seamount and to collect nekton (especially fish and cephalopod) specimens in bottom and midwater samples from the maximum depths possible and (2) to collect information on the distributional relationship between cetaceans, particularly beaked whales and sperm whales, oceanographic features, and potential prey.
    Abstract in English
    Survey conducted in summer 2002 near Bear Seamount to study the biodiversity and its relation with cetaceans.
    License
    https://spdx.org/licenses/CC-BY-NC-4.0.html
    bibliographicCitation
    David Potter, National Marine Fisheries Service. 2002. CRUISE REPORT; Cruise No. DE 02-06; Joint Deepwater Systematics and Marine Mammal Survey
    Version
    1

    Temporal coverage

    Temporal
    Start date
    2002-07-18
    End date
    2002-08-01

    Geographical coverage

    Spatial
    A, North Atlantic

    Themes

    theme
    Biology > Mammals
    Biology > Reptiles

    Taxonomic terms

    Taxon keywords
    Cetacea
    Testudines

    Ownerships

    contributor
    Northeast Fisheries Science Center
    contactPoint
    Debra Palka
    contactPoint
    National Marine Fisheries Service

    Dataset references

    record
    Spatial Ecological Analysis of Megavertebrate Populations

    Document metadata

    date created
    2012-11-22
    date modified
    2012-11-22