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Large Marine Ecosystems: Patterns, Processes,
and Yields Part One: Perturbations and Yields of Large
Marine Ecosystems The Weddell Sea: A High Polar Ecosystem, by Gotthilf Hempel Chapter 2 Environmental Influence on Recruitment and Biomass Yields in the Norwegian Sea Ecosystem, by Bjornar Ellertsen, Petter Fossum, Per Solemdal, Svein Sundby, and Snorre Tilseth Chapter 3 Fluctuation in the Cod Biomass of the West Greenland Sea Ecosystem in Relation to Climate, by Holger Hovgård and Erik Buch Chapter 4 The Caribbean Sea: A Large Marine Ecosystem in Crisis, by William J. Richards and James A. Bohnsack Chapter 5 Productivity and Fisheries Potential of the Banda Sea Ecosystem, by Jenne J. Zijlstra and Martien A. Baars Part Two: Biodynamics of Large Marine Ecosystems Introduction to Part Two: Biodynamics of Large Marine Ecosystems, by B. J. Rothschild Chapter 6 Biodynamics of the sea: Preliminary Observations on High Dimensionality and the Effect of Physics on Predator-Prey Interrelationships, by B. J. Rothschild and T. R. Osborn Chapter 7 Physical-Optical-Biological Scales Relevant to Recruitment in Large Marine Ecosystems, by Thomas D. Dickey Chapter 8 Direct Simulation of the Effects of Turbulence on Planktonic Contact Rates, by Thomas Osborn, Hidekatsu Yamazaki, and Kyle Squires Chapter 9 Application of Molecular Techniques to the Study of Recruitment Problems, by Dennis Powers, Fred Allendorf, and Thomas T. Chen Chapter 10 Application of Image Analysis in Demographic Studies of Marine Zooplankton of Large Marine Ecosystems, by Mark S. Berman Chapter 11 Growth, Survival, and Recruitment in Large Marine Ecosystems, by Geoffrey C. Laurence Chapter 12 Perspectives on Larval Fish Ecology and Recruitment Processes: Probing the Scales of Relationships, by Christopher T. Taggart and Kenneth T. Frank Part Three: Theory and Management of Large Marine Ecosystems Introduction to Part Three: Theory and Management of Large Marine Ecosystems, by L. M. Alexander and B. D. Gold Chapter 13 Scaling Pattern and Process in Marine Ecosystems, by Robert E. Ricklefs Chapter 14 Physical and Biological Scales, and the Modelling of Predator-Prey Interactions in Large Marine Ecosystems, by Simon Levin Chapter 15 Biomass Potential of Large Marine Ecosystems: A Systems Approach, by Nicholas J. Bax and Taivo Laevastu Chapter 16 Productivity, Perturbations, and Options for Biomass Yields, by Kenneth Sherman Chapter 17 Geographic Perspectives in the Management of Large Marine Ecosystems, by Lewis M. Alexander Chapter 18 Interrelationships of Science and Law in the Management of Large Marine Ecosystems, by Martin H. Belsky |