Titlebook: Spatial Pattern in Plankton Communities; John H. Steele Book 1978 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1978 fields.nuclear physics.phy

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Some Comments on Plankton Patches, cannot be ignored. They have different life spans which must have an effect on their spatial distributions. Also, we must consider the food chain relations between organisms as a factor affecting spatial structure and this involves aspects such as the size distribution of the plants and animals and

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Spectral Analysis of Spatial Structure in Phytoplankton Populations,tinuous measurement of chlorophyll concentration from a moving ship (Lorezen, 1966). Chlorophyll is used as the relative index of phytoplankton abundance, and it can be assayed continuously by Lorenzen’s . fluorescence technique (see Platt and Denman, in press). Adaptation of this methodology to the

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Collection and Analysis of Underway Data and Related Physical Measurements,the power and resolution of the analysis methods we can apply to that data. Much of our recent understanding of the spatial variability in the planktonic community has been achieved from the analysis of series of essentially continuous measurements, taken either at a point in space or along a vertic

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The Application of Particle Counting to an Understanding of the Small-Scale Distribution of Plankto for, as Platt, Denman and Jassby (1977) considered, the spatial heterogeneity of plankton is an essential element for system stability and it provides the raw materials by which new system structures can emerge, through the nonlinearities in the state equations. The continuous measurement of chloro

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The Application of Some Stochastic Processes to the Study of Plankton Patchiness,ness. For a number of reasons it has replaced earlier statistical models that were based on the distribution of counts/sample (Cassie, 1963). Firstly, the statistical distributions used to analyze the distribution of counts/sample (e. g. Neyman type A and Negative Binomial) assumed that the clusters

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Biological Effects of Vertical-Horizontal Interactions,se, and how horizontal variation in the timing of these patterns leads to horizontal structure. My main concern is with vertical current shear, and the ways in which it can influence the development of patterns, in combination with two other vertical processes: Zooplankton migration and turbulent mi

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Mixing and Stabilization of Phytoplankton Distributions on the Northwest European Continental Shelfcontinental shelf is an area of generally large tide with associated currents frequently exceeding 1 m sec.. It has been estimated that approximately 10% of the total global dissipation of the M. tide in shallow seas occurs on the northwest European shelf. It is interesting to note that this large t

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Patterns and Processes in the Time-Space Scales of Plankton Distributions, the terrestrial and littoral environments. It has been more difficult to observe in the pelagic realm simply because we cannot see into the ocean. Thus we must depend upon sampling to gain an impression of the space-time scales of pattern in this habitat. Despite the difficulties, enough sampling o

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