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The Biological Productivity of North Atlantic Shelf Areas

其他書名	A Symposium Held in Kiel, 2-5 March 1982
出版	ICES, 1984
URL	http://books.google.com.hk/books?id=Dts257X-9RIC&hl=&source=gbs_api

註釋Contents: Symposium on biological productivity of continental shelves in the temperate zone of the North Atlantic: introduction -- The dominant space and time scales of variability in the physical and biological fields on continental shelves -- Significant time scales of long-term variability in the plankton and the environment -- Temporal and spatial distribution of ichthyoplankton communities of the Scotian Shelf relation to biological, hydrological, and physiographic features -- Phytoplankton of the northeastern continental shelf of the United States in relation to abundance, composition, cell volume, seasonal, and regional assemblages -- Variability and productivity in the Southern Bight of the North Sea -- Nitrogen cycling and budget in Belgian coastal waters: North Sea areas with and without river inputs -- Review of upwelling off the southeastern United States and its effect on continental-shelf nutrient concentrations and primary productivity -- Coastal upwelling off the Rias Bajas, northwest Spain: I. Hydrographic studies -- Coastal upwelling off the Rias Bajas, northwest Spain: II. Benthic studies -- Distribution and density of the benthic fauna in the southern North Sea in relation to bottom characteristics and hydrographic conditions -- Food-web structure on the Scotian Shelf, eastern Canada: a study using 13C as a food-chain tracer -- Energy flow in comparable aquatic ecosystems from different climatic zones -- Seasonal stages characterizing the annual cycle of an inshore pelagic system -- The importance of the spring phytoplankton bloom for the benthic system of Kiel Bight -- The role of small heterotrophs (bacteria and protozoa) in a shelf ecosystem -- Trophic dynamics in the enclosed, brackish Baltic Sea -- Growth production of the Baltic fish community -- Production and utilization of organic matter in a Baltic ecosystem off Tvarminne, southwest coast of Finland -- Long-term phosphate and nitrate trends in the Baltic Proper and some biological consequences: a contribution to the discussion concerning the eutrophication of these waters -- Some observations on energy transfer through the North Sea and Georges Bank food webs -- The unbalance of phytoplankton and copepods in the North Sea -- Ecological factors affecting weight, feeding, and production of five dominant copepods in the Southern Bight of the North Sea -- An investigation of the low level of fish production in the Irish Sea -- Structure of Georges Bank ecosystem -- Phytoplankton primary production on the northwestern Atlantic shelf -- Trophic dynamic models in light of current resource inventory data and stock assessment results.