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A checklist of algal species found in the East Siberian Sea in May 1987

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A checklist of microalgae found in sea-ice in the East Siberian Sea in May 1987 has been compiled. A total of 122 taxa have been identified, consisting of 101 taxa in 18 genera of pennate diatoms, 14 taxa in 8 genera of centric diatoms, 4 taxa in 3 genera of dinoflagellates (including Ebria sp.), and 2 taxa in 1 genus of chrysophytes (silicoflagellates); choanoflagellates (Craspedomonadales) were found in one sample.

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Okolodkov, Y.B. A checklist of algal species found in the East Siberian Sea in May 1987. Polar Biol 13, 7–11 (1993). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00236578

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