Zooplankton Web Links Please notify us of dead links below or if you have additional links of interest to submit. bjohnson@zooplankton-online.net Chesapeake and Coastal Bay Life- Photos and information on many phytoplankton species common in the Chesapeake and coastal Mid-Atlantic. The zooplankton coverage has only a few species as of June 05. Zooplankton of the Open Sea- Photos from Harbor Branch Oceanographic Institute. The Academy of Natural Sciences, Rotifer Collection Search- Photos and information- if you know the genus and/or species name. Planktonic Ciliate Project on the Internet ”The user-friendly guide to coastal planktonic ciliates” - Based in the UK, but many species occur along the western Atlantic coast. Detailed information and photos for many species. Go to the Contents page to access them by name. Introduction to the Dinoflagellata- Information on the structure, biology, and classification of dinoflagellates. Marine Planktonic Diatoms of the Northeast, U.S. Coast. A compilation of a contemporary fauna- Checklists of the fauna with descriptions and other information useful in identification. Phytoplankton data from the northern Chesapeake Bay- Lists the dominant species in monthly surface and bottom samples from a variety of Maryland locations. Southeast Phytoplankton Monitoring Network- A South Carolina-based effort active in both monitoring and education. Jellyfish Dock Watch- From Dauphin Island Sea Lab, Alabama. Identification and data. The Jelly Connection- Image Quest Jellyfish- From South Carolina Marine Resources Sea Science Series. The Biology of Copepods- Morphology and Systematics- From South Carolina Marine Resources Sea Science Series. The Biology of Copepods- Morphology and Systematics- by Carl von Ossietzsky at the University of Oldenburg. The Virtual Copepod Page- Emphasis is on Behavior and includes video clips. The World of Copepods- A research oriented page By the Invertebrate Zoology Department at the Smithsonian Museum of Natural History The Plankton Net- Plankton Ecology, Marine Biology and Biological Oceanography Homepage. Extensive links. Siphonophores - A comprehensive introduction to these strange colonial cnidarians provided by Casey Dunn who is currently doing postdoctoral research on cnidarians in Hawaii. This site is intended for both a general and scientific audience.

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