Titlebook: Biotic Interactions in Recent and Fossil Benthic Communities; Michael J. S. Tevesz,Peter L. McCall Book 1983 Springer Science+Business Med

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Biological Determinants of Present and Past Sessile Animal Distributionsailable and to decrease where they are not. In the latter case, resources may simply not be present, or perhaps more commonly, availability of resources may be decreased below tolerable levels by other organisms better able to exploit them, or by predators and physical disturbances that limit their

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Biotic Interactions and Siliceous Marine Phytoplanktonet studies of phytoplankton evolution have largely ignored biotic interactions, whereas studies of phytoplankton ecology have largely ignored evolutionary constraints. This review will attempt to integrate the opposing and complementary selective forces experienced by phytoplankton due to biotic and

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Biotic Interactions in Benthic Foraminiferaic. Over 40,000 species now have been described, of which approximately 4000 are living today (Tappan, 1971). They occur in all modern marine communities, and have also been found living in brackish and fresh water (Arnal, 1958; Boltovskoy and Lena, 1971; Resig, 1974). Foraminifera are especially di

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Algal Symbiosis and Its Recognition in the Fossil Recordd one or both partners have structural and/or behavioral adaptations that foster the association. In extreme cases of symbiosis, the reproductive systems of the partners are linked, so that continuation of the symbiosis is almost automatic; in these cases there are strong analogies with the meiotic