Aquatic Sciences Meeting, Albuquerque 2001
SS12 To Sink or Not to Sink: The Role of Zooplankton for Export and Retention of Fecal Pellets and Aggregates (Environmental Connections)
Date: Friday, February 16, 2001 Location: Aztec
8:30:00 AM
Turner, J T ZOOPLANKTON FECAL PELLETS, ORGANIC AGGREGATES AND SINKING PHYTOPLANKTON: UPDATE AND REVIEW
9:00 AM
Urban-Rich, J THE LEAKY PELLET: WHAT DOES IT MEAN FOR CARBON CYCLING?
9:15 AM
Svensen, C
; Nejstgaard, J C
SEDIMENTATION OF COPEPOD FAECAL PELLETS DETERMINED BY CALANOID-CYCLOPOID INTERACTIONS? EVIDENCE FROM ENCLOSED ECOSYSTEMS
9:30:00 AM
Goldthwait, S A
; Yen, J
; Alldredge, A L IMPACT OF EUPHAUSIID SWIMMING ON MARINE SNOW SIZE AND FLUX
10:00 AM
Olesen, M How small vertical loss rates can lead to exceptional high primary production in a stratified coastal system
10:15 AM
Bauerfeind, E
; Gonzales, H
; Haupt, O
; Peinert, R
CONTRIBUTION OF FAECAL MATTER TO PARTICULATE CARBON EXPORT. CASE STUDIES FROM THE SEASONALLY ICE-COVERED GREENLAND SEA.
10:30:00 AM
Dam, H G
; Feinberg, L R
MATERIALS FOR MODELING ZOOPLANKTON FECAL PELLET FLUX IN THE OCEANS: REANALYSIS OF ALLOMETRIC RELATIONSHIPS RELATED TO PELLET SINKING
10:45 AM
Jackson, G A INCORPORATING JOINT ALGAL AND FECAL PELLET AGGREGATION AND RESULTING FLUX FROM THE SURFACE MIXED LAYER
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