Titlebook: Marine Organisms as Indicators; Dorothy F. Soule,G. S. Kleppel Book 1988 Springer-Verlag New York Inc. 1988 Ocean.environment.invertebrate

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4612-3752-5Ocean; environment; invertebrates; marine; plankton; pollution; reefs

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Zooplankton: Scales of Biological and Physical Events,of authors (e.g., Angel 1984, Mackas et al. 1985, Tett and Edwards 1984, Horne and Platt 1984, Denman and Powell 1984). Legendre and Demers (1984) have also surveyed the recent literature and pointed out that most studies:

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,Community — Environmental Relationships in the Benthos: Applications of Multivariate Analytical Tecs in the marine environment. Such activities include disposal of wastewater, sewage, sludge, and dredged materials; drilling for oil and natural gas; and construction activities in the nearshore zone. Benthic organisms are often affected by such activities, since this habitat serves as a major sink for such disposed materials.

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The Use of Planktonic Organism Distribution as an Indicator of Physical Variability in Marine EnvirThis chapter is a statement of one physical oceanographer’s perspective on the use of plankton as a class of indicator organisms. The perspective taken is naive and somewhat theoretical with regard to biological considerations, but offers a degree of simplicity in order to clarify objectives and approaches to the study of physical variability.