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The natural h~story of ctenophores from the Resolute Passage area of the Canadlan High Arctic was examined in 1985 and 1986 The seasonal abundance of 3 ctenophore species, Mertensia ovum, Beroe cucums, and Bolinopsis infundibulum, are reported M ovum was by far the most abundant accounting for 88 9 % of all ctenophores collected, and because of its abundance received the most study The M ovum population developed similarly in both years reaching a maximum abundance of 911 m-2 in early June 1986 The lipofuscin age-pigment technique suggested that M ovum can l ~ v e for at least 3 yr Gut contents showed A4 ovum to be an opportunistic feeder, but the copepods Pseudocalanus acuspes Calanus glacialis and C hyperhoreus and the amphipod Parathemlsto libellula formed most of the d ~ e t M ovum was estimated to consume between 4 and 10 % d.' of the standlng crop of macrozooplankton in Resolute Passage

Natural history of ctenophores in the Resolute Passage area of the Canadian High Arctic with special reference to Mertensia ovum