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Development of Long-Term Retention of carbon in their bodies. However, they are often ignored in deep-sea models because of the difficulty of quantifying these roles. This paper summarizes previous work on deep-sea zooplankton carbon utilization, presents new data on deep-sea zooplankton feeding rates in relation to various environm

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Maria S. Zaragoza,Donna Dahlgren,Jean Muenchmmarized. Abundance and biomass in the deep Atlantic, Pacific and Indian Oceans generally range between 100 and 1000 x 10. individuals m. and 10 to 400 mg C m., respectively. Both decrease significantly with increasing water depth. Relationships between abundance and biomass of meiofauna are discuss