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The calanoid copepod,    Acartia   bispinosa    Carl, 1907, is reported for the first time in the Red Sea, where it is found to be an important copepod in the mesozooplankton community structure of the Sharm El-Maya Bay. Female and male are fully redescribed and illustrated of as the mouthparts of this species have never previously been described and figured.    Acartia   bispinosa    was collected in the plankton samples throughout the year and showed two peaks of abundance, a pronounced one in April (4234 individuals m -3 ), and second smaller peak during November (1784 individuals m -3 ). The average total length of females varied between 1.32 and 1.53 mm at the end of June and January respectively. For males, the average total length fluctuated between 1.07 and 1.16 mm at end of June and March respectively. Temperature showed an inverse relationship with the body length ( P  &gt; 0.001) and seemed to be one of the prime factors affecting the body length of both sexes.

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First report of the presence of    Acartia   bispinosa    Carl, 1907 (  Copepoda  ,   Calanoida  ) in a semi-enclosed Bay (Sharm El-Maya), northern Red Sea with some notes on its seasonal variation in abundance and body size