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VerticalVertical DistributionDistribution ofof ParalarvalParalarval GonatidGonatid SquidsSquids inin thethe NortheastNortheast PacificPacific

JohnJohn BowerBower andand ShogoShogo TakagiTakagi HokkaidoHokkaido UniversityUniversity JapanJapan BerryteuthisBerryteuthis B. anonychus B. magister EogonatusEogonatus E. tinro GonatidaeGonatidae GonatopsisGonatopsis G. borealis G. japonica G. makko G. octopedatus G. okutanii GonatusGonatus G. berryi G. californiensis G. kamtschaticus G. madokai G. onyx G. oregonensis G. pyros G. ursubrunae Gonatid

:: paralarvaparalarva

:: adultadult Gonatid squids

:: paralarvaparalarva

:: adultadult Gonatid squids

:: paralarvaparalarva

:: adultadult Paralarval surveys are useful for: Paralarval surveys are useful for:

1)1) determiningdetermining adultadult distributiondistribution patternspatterns Paralarval surveys are useful for:

1)1) determiningdetermining adultadult distributiondistribution patternspatterns 2)2) identifyingidentifying spawningspawning areasareas Paralarval surveys are useful for:

1)1) determiningdetermining adultadult distributiondistribution patternspatterns 2)2) identifyingidentifying spawningspawning areasareas 3)3) estimatingestimating populationpopulation abundancesabundances Paralarval surveys are useful for:

1)1) determiningdetermining adultadult distributiondistribution patternspatterns 2)2) identifyingidentifying spawningspawning areasareas 3)3) estimatingestimating populationpopulation abundancesabundances 4)4) describingdescribing lifelife historieshistories Paralarval surveys are useful for:

1)1) determiningdetermining adultadult distributiondistribution patternspatterns 2)2) identifyingidentifying spawningspawning areasareas 3)3) estimatingestimating populationpopulation abundancesabundances 4)4) describingdescribing lifelife historieshistories BUT,BUT, depthdepth--distributiondistribution datadata areare neededneeded StudyStudy objectivesobjectives StudyStudy objectivesobjectives

1)1) describedescribe thethe verticalvertical distributiondistribution ofof paralarvaeparalarvae inin thethe northeastnortheast PacificPacific StudyStudy objectivesobjectives

1)1) describedescribe thethe verticalvertical distributiondistribution ofof paralarvaeparalarvae inin thethe northeastnortheast PacificPacific

2)2) examineexamine thesethese patternspatterns inin relationrelation toto thethe thermoclinethermocline StudyStudy objectivesobjectives

1)1) describedescribe thethe verticalvertical distributiondistribution ofof paralarvaeparalarvae inin thethe northeastnortheast PacificPacific

2)2) examineexamine thesethese patternspatterns inin relationrelation toto thethe thermoclinethermocline

3)3) describedescribe paralarvalparalarval sizesize vs.vs. depthdepth patternspatterns OshOshorooro MaruMaru 60

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Sampling depth (m) Sampling depth 1999 2000 2001 200 200 Summary of all collected in the 1999- 2001 vertical distribution study. Taxon Family # anonychus Gonatidae 181 borealis Gonatidae 53 spp. Gonatidae 48 Gonatus type A Gonatidae 12 Gonatus madokai Gonatidae 3 Chiroteuthis sp. Chiroteuthidae 3 Japatella diaphana Bolitaenidae 2 Gonatidae 1 Gonatus pyros Gonatidae 1 Chiroteuthis calyx Chirtoteuthidae 1 Unidentified 4 All taxa 309 Summary of all cephalopods collected in the 1999- 2001 vertical distribution study. Taxon Family # Gonatidae 181 Gonatidae 53 Gonatus spp. Gonatidae 48 Gonatus type A Gonatidae 12 Gonatus madokai Gonatidae 3 Chiroteuthis sp. Chiroteuthidae 3 Japatella diaphana Bolitaenidae 2 Gonatus onyx Gonatidae 1 Gonatus pyros Gonatidae 1 Chiroteuthis calyx Chiroteuthidae 1 Unidentified 4 All taxa 309 AllAll cephalopodscephalopods Density (No./1000 m3) 0 30 60 90 120 0 20

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200 AllAll cephalopodscephalopods Density (No./1000 m3) 0 30 60 90 120 0 20

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(Okutani, 2001) Berryteuthis Gonatopsis borealis anonychus

(Okutani, 2001) Berryteuthis Gonatopsis borealis Gonatus spp. anonychus

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paralarvae from 7 spp. remain undescribed

(Okutani, 2001) BerryteuthisBerryteuthis anonychusanonychus Density (No./1000 m3) 0 20 40 60 80 100 0 20

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200 GonatusGonatus sppspp.. Density (No./1000 m3) 0 10 20 30 0 20

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200 GonatopsisGonatopsis borealisborealis Density (No./1000 m3) 0 10 20 30 0 20

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0 2 4 6 8 10 12 length (mm) AllAll cephalopodscephalopods

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0 2 4 6 8 10 12 Mantle length (mm) BerryteuthisBerryteuthis anonychusanonychus

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•• mostmost (96%)(96%) paralarvaeparalarvae atat <<5050 mm depthdepth SummarySummary

•• mostmost (96%)(96%) paralarvaeparalarvae atat <<5050 mm depthdepth

•• distributiondistribution patternspatterns variedvaried amongamong gonatidgonatid taxataxa

•• BerryteuthisBerryteuthis anonychusanonychus -- 00 mm

•• GonatusGonatus sppspp.. -- 2020 mm

•• GonatopsisGonatopsis borealisborealis -- 5050 mm SummarySummary

•• mostmost (96%)(96%) paralarvaeparalarvae atat <<5050 mm depthdepth

•• distributiondistribution patternspatterns variedvaried amongamong gonatidgonatid taxataxa

•• nono evidenceevidence ofof diurnaldiurnal verticalvertical migrationmigration SummarySummary

•• mostmost (96%)(96%) paralarvaeparalarvae atat <<5050 mm depthdepth

•• distributiondistribution patternspatterns variedvaried amongamong gonatidgonatid taxataxa

•• nono evidenceevidence ofof diurnaldiurnal verticalvertical migrationmigration

•• probableprobable ontogeneticontogenetic verticalvertical descentdescent inin

GonatopsisGonatopsis borealisborealis andand GonatusGonatus sppspp.. SummarySummary

•• mostmost (96%)(96%) paralarvaeparalarvae atat <<5050 mm depthdepth

•• distributiondistribution patternspatterns variedvaried amongamong gonatidgonatid taxataxa

•• nono evidenceevidence ofof diurnaldiurnal verticalvertical migrationmigration

•• probableprobable ontogeneticontogenetic verticalvertical descentdescent inin

GonatopsisGonatopsis borealisborealis andand GonatusGonatus sppspp..

•• descriptionsdescriptions neededneeded forfor paralarvaeparalarvae <5<5 mmmm MLML CURRENTCURRENT PROJECT:PROJECT: GeneticGenetic speciesspecies identificationidentification ofof hatchlinghatchling gonatidgonatid paralarvaeparalarvae OBJECTIVES:OBJECTIVES: 1)1) toto useuse molecularmolecular analysisanalysis toto confirmconfirm thethe speciesspecies identificationsidentifications ofof B.B. anonychusanonychus andand G.G. borealisborealis 2)2) toto useuse molecularmolecular analysisanalysis toto assignassign mymy GonatusGonatus sppspp.. morphotypesmorphotypes toto thethe appropriateappropriate speciesspecies CURRENTCURRENT PROJECT:PROJECT: GeneticGenetic speciesspecies identificationidentification ofof hatchlinghatchling gonatidgonatid paralarvaeparalarvae OBJECTIVES:OBJECTIVES: 1)1) toto useuse molecularmolecular analysisanalysis toto confirmconfirm thethe speciesspecies identificationsidentifications ofof B.B. anonychusanonychus andand G.G. borealisborealis 2)2) toto useuse molecularmolecular analysisanalysis toto assignassign mymy GonatusGonatus sppspp.. morphotypesmorphotypes toto thethe appropriateappropriate speciesspecies PLAN:PLAN: 1)1) samplingsampling ofof hatchlingshatchlings andand adultsadults 2)2) describingdescribing paralarvalparalarval morphologymorphology 3)3) molecularmolecular analysisanalysis ofof 16S16S andand COICOI genesgenes AcknowledgementsAcknowledgements

AlexanderAlexander ArkhipkinArkhipkin

TsutomuTsutomu IkedaIkeda

TsunemiTsunemi KuboderaKubodera

KirKir NesisNesis

RichardRichard YoungYoung

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