Faunal turnover and spatial structuring of Pseudotanaidae (Crustacea; Tanaidacea) in the North Pacific deep sea

Key Points

• Faunal turnover was significant, demonstrating variations in species distribution across habitats.
• Key evidence showed notable changes in community structure at different depths in the North Pacific.
• The analysis involved comprehensive sampling and statistical modeling to assess species dynamics.
• Findings may indicate broader ecological implications, requiring further exploration of deep-sea habitats.