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The composition and abundances of populations of planktonic ostracods have been analysed from a day and a night series of stratified samples collected from the Gulf of Oman during the Northeast monsoon to a maximum depth of 2000 m. The profiles show that the ostracods were strongly affected by the intense Oxygen Minimum Zone (OMZ), which at the time extended down through much of the water column from 80–1000 m. Comparisons with similar profile data at similar latitude in the Northeast Atlantic demonstrate the overwhelming impact of the OMZ on the distributions of the planktonic ostracods. Forty-two species were identified from the Gulf of Oman, far fewer than the 61 species collected in the Northeast Atlantic. The ostracods are detritivores and probably play an important role in modifying midwater fluxes of organic material.

international journal of marine biology and research

Bathymetric Distribution of Planktonic Ostracods (Ostracoda; Crustacea) in the Gulf of Oman (Northwest Indian Ocean) in relation to the Oxygen Minimum Zone