Biological Oceanography

The memorable message from both of these elaborate dilution studies is that microzooplankton grazin ...

escape control by microzooplankton grazing and bloom (reviewed by Sherr & Sherr 2009). Fig. 9.8 Micrograph ...

increases in Hdinos. Regarding the February 1999 Lauderia bloom, they state, “surprisingly, this ...

there are many cases of ∼10–40% residuals of the once unfished or lightly fished stocks of large pelagic p ...

feeding) fish species (cod, haddock, flatfish) and small pelagic fish (herring and others), ...

1972 to 1994 for sectors of the northwest Atlantic shelf from eastern Nova Scotia to the Labrador Sea ( ...

for a catalogue of other, possible examples of top-down cascade. There are multiple- step trophic c ...

through life, in some cases with egg production of adults sustaining output efficiencies nearly equivale ...

approximately measured as stock estimates, while the ratio (P/B)i can be a sum across age classes of year-on-y ...

(^) Next, concern for sustaining both fisheries production (to generate food, money, and jobs) and ecosystem ...

assessments.VPA) (Fig. 9.13a), and of (ii) fisheries catches off Namibia. The fitting was to year-by-year bio ...

(^) This model and others like it are being used as a basis for “ecosystem-based management” of ...

Chapter 10 Biogeography of pelagic habitats Throughout the history of biology, ideas of broad scope have ...

(^) When that systematist assigns a name to a set of animals newly recognized as very similar and also dis ...

particularly from mesopelagic and deeper levels, while others, including euphausiids and chaetognaths, appear to ...

Fig. 10.2 Global distribution patterns of Clausocalanus species: (a) C. parapergens and C. furcatus, exam ...

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(^) The first shows the distribution of samples. Contours on the other maps show the zones in which ...

The term “bi-antitropical” refers to living on either side of the equatorial tropics but not in them. (^) C. li ...