Biological Oceanography

To discuss tests of these speciation hypotheses, some different background is required: paleontological ...

sedimentation rates over much of the ocean, as low as 1 cm 1000 yr−1, coupled with mixing (“bioturbation” ...

Ericson and Wollin’s (1968) plots of the number of G. menardii per gram of sediment vs. distance ...

(^) What happened to the stock of G. menardii during the glacial epochs, when it appears to ...

patterns has provided the answer. Mapping the Zoogeography of the Past (^) During the 1970s, the CLIMAP program st ...

period, or mixing by bioturbation of some G. menardii group fossils from interglacial layers (^) (After McIn ...

Speciation, Again (^) The most instructive CLIMAP comparison for those interested in pelagic speciation processes is ...

Many more and very interesting applications of this approach to questions of climatic history ...

this relationship further in Chapter 16. Does Speciation Really Occur in This Way? (^) Do disjunct population ...

abundant in the centers of oligotrophic gyres, and E. hyalinus dominant at the gyre edges and in adjacent ...

(^) Do more contiguous populations spread across wide ocean basins also diverge? The general within-gyre simi ...

(^) Apart from distribution maps for foraminiferan and other microfossils sedimented in glacial eras, is t ...

include proteins (and protein parts) coded in the nucleus. Such changes in mtDNA must be matched by change ...

Gulf Stream; 2 S. setosa: a shallow-seas form, usually the dominant in most of the nearshore ...

(^) The shifts in isotherms could result either from a change in advection of cold water to the south an ...

indicator species provide the answer. For example, Euphausia pacifica is endemic in the subarctic Pacific and north ...

(^) The notion of species populations remaining established in source regions, then being transported el ...

Oregon (USA) corresponding to the seasons. During summer, the very nearshore zone usually has a copepod ...

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Chapter 11 Biome and province analysis of the oceans Longhurst’s Analysis (^) Alan Longhurst was among t ...