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Eggs of 3 calanold copepods Acartla tonsa, Centropages hamatus and Labldocera aestlva were exposed to elther anoxla or anoxla/sulflde Mean sulflde concentrations ranged from 283 to 352 IvI Vlablllty, determined at 4 d intervals for 32 d and judged as hatchlng success under normoxla was variable, but generally decllned w ~ t h increasing tlme of exposure Values for hatchlng success were transformed to problts to determine the medlan lethal t ~ m e s of exposure to anoxia and anoxla/sulfide and 95% confidence limlts We observed no slgnlf~cant difference in the mortality of eggs exposed to anoxla/sulfide compared to anoxla alone and suggest that eggs switch to anaeroblc metabolism when exposed to anoxla

Impact of anoxia and sulfide on the viability of eggs of three planktonic copepods