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Life histories of 2 harpacticoids, Amonardia normani and Mesochra lilljeborgi, reared on 2 diatom diets, are compared. Both species showed differences in growth and survival between the 2 diets, but the effect was more pronounced in M. lilljeborgi which both reproduced and survived better when fed on Navicula sp. than on Nitzschia frustulum. Life tables were constructed for both species, and exponential rate of natural increase (r) was calculated to 0.163 d' (Navicula diet) and 0.134 d-' (Nitzschia diet) for A. normam, and 0.113 d-' (Navfcula diet) and 0.074 d-' (Nitzschia diet) for M. lilljeborgi. Results show that not only the quantity, but also the quality of the food is important for the growth of harpacticoid copepods.

Demography of Mesochra lilljeborgi and Amonardia normani (Copepoda. Harpacticoida) reared on two diatom diets