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Functional Response of Larvae to Temperature
Changes
Tim Chaffey, Satoshi Mitarai, Brian Kinlan, Michael O’Donnell,
Mary O’Connor (UNC)
LARVAL TRAJECTORIES ON SST
• Larvae mostly move along SST contours, due to Geostrophic balance– Particle’s temperature
change should be mainly due to mixing and diffusion
• But, sometimes larvae cross temp contours– Geostrophic balance
does not always hold– Leads to significant jump
in temperature
TEMPERATURE CHANGE DURING PLD
Summer Winter(Temperature change that each settler undergoes during its PLD)
Temperature change during PLD (C) Temperature change during PLD (C)
Universal Relationship between PLD and Temperature
• From Brian’s talk last week --
ln(PLD) = B0 + 0.16*ln(T) - 0.28*(ln(T))2
• 0.16 and 0.28 are are derived by averaging all the data across species.
• B0 is calculated for each species using the PLD at 15oC.
Four Scenarios
• Constant - Constant PLD (20-40 days) derived from constant temperature (13oC)
• Start - Constant PLD derived from each particle’s starting temperature.
• Instant - Fluctuating PLD derived from particle’s present temperature.
• Avg. - Evolving PLD derived from a running mean of the temperature particle experiences.
Hypothetical PLD-Temperature Dependence
Extreme - Mean PLD defined by Mean PLD = -10*T+160
@ 10oC Mean PLD = 60 days (40-80 days)
@ 15oC Mean PLD = 10 days (13-6 days)
Extreme Case Refresh
• Compare the Constant case to an Extreme case.– Constant - Constant PLD range (20-40
day) derived from constant temperature (13oC)
– Extreme - Mean PLD defined by Mean PLD = -10*T+160
@ 10oC Mean PLD = 60 days (40-80 days) @ 15oC Mean PLD = 10 days (13-6 days)
Discussion
• Settling particles are being advected along same water parcel from start to settlement.
• If P