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holoplankton

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holoplankton [‚häl·ō′plaŋk·tən]
(zoology)
Organisms that live their complete life cycle in the floating state.
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Kreiser, University of Southern Mississippi, Hattiesburg, MS 39406 Ship ballast water is a major source of introductions of coastal marine species, particularly of holoplankton and meroplankton with relatively long-lived planktonic larvae.
ZOOLOGY AND ENTOMOLOGY by Journal of the Mississippi Academy of Sciences
Seasonal composition and food web relationships of marine organisms in the nearshore zone--including components of the ichthyoplankton, meroplankton, and holoplankton.
Effects of year and region on the abundance and size of age-0 walleye ... by Wilson, Matthew T. / Fishery Bulletin
Such animals are termed holoplankton, while the temporary residents of the plankton (such as the larval forms) are called meroplankton.
Zooplankton diversity: a bizarre - and changing - array of life forms by Davis, Cabell S.; Ashjian, Carin J.; Alatalo, Philip / Oceanus
 
 
 
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