AAAAAA

   
Results: 1-11 |
Results: 11
A PREDICTIVE MODEL OF BACTERIAL FORAGING BY MEANS OF FREELY RELEASED EXTRACELLULAR ENZYMES
Authors: VETTER YA DEMING JW JUMARS PA KRIEGERBROCKETT BB
Citation: Ya. Vetter et al., A PREDICTIVE MODEL OF BACTERIAL FORAGING BY MEANS OF FREELY RELEASED EXTRACELLULAR ENZYMES, Microbial ecology, 36(1), 1998, pp. 75-92
CONSTANCY OF BACTERIAL ABUNDANCE IN SURFICIAL MARINE-SEDIMENTS
Authors: SCHMIDT JL DEMING JW JUMARS PA KEIL RG
Citation: Jl. Schmidt et al., CONSTANCY OF BACTERIAL ABUNDANCE IN SURFICIAL MARINE-SEDIMENTS, Limnology and oceanography, 43(5), 1998, pp. 976-982
DIGESTIVE ENVIRONMENTS OF BENTHIC MACROINVERTEBRATE GUTS - ENZYMES, SURFACTANTS AND DISSOLVED ORGANIC-MATTER
Authors: MAYER LM SCHICK LL SELF RFL JUMARS PA FINDLAY RH CHEN Z SAMPSON S
Citation: Lm. Mayer et al., DIGESTIVE ENVIRONMENTS OF BENTHIC MACROINVERTEBRATE GUTS - ENZYMES, SURFACTANTS AND DISSOLVED ORGANIC-MATTER, Journal of marine research, 55(4), 1997, pp. 785-812
THE EFFECTS OF BACTERIA ON THE FLOW BEHAVIOR OF CLAY SEAWATER SUSPENSIONS
Authors: DADE WB SELF RL PELLERIN NB MOFFET A JUMARS PA NOWELL ARM
Citation: Wb. Dade et al., THE EFFECTS OF BACTERIA ON THE FLOW BEHAVIOR OF CLAY SEAWATER SUSPENSIONS, Journal of sedimentary research, 66(1), 1996, pp. 39-42
ACOUSTIC REMOTE-SENSING OF BENTHIC ACTIVITY - A STATISTICAL APPROACH
Authors: JUMARS PA JACKSON DR GROSS TF SHERWOOD C
Citation: Pa. Jumars et al., ACOUSTIC REMOTE-SENSING OF BENTHIC ACTIVITY - A STATISTICAL APPROACH, Limnology and oceanography, 41(6), 1996, pp. 1220-1241
BIOAVAILABILITY OF SEDIMENTARY CONTAMINANTS SUBJECT TO DEPOSIT-FEEDERDIGESTION
Authors: MAYER LM CHEN Z FINDLAY RH FANG JS SAMPSON S SELF RFL JUMARS PA QUETEL C DONARD OFX
Citation: Lm. Mayer et al., BIOAVAILABILITY OF SEDIMENTARY CONTAMINANTS SUBJECT TO DEPOSIT-FEEDERDIGESTION, Environmental science & technology, 30(8), 1996, pp. 2641-2645
INFLUENCES OF TURBULENCE ON SUSPENSION-FEEDING BY PLANKTONIC PROTOZOA- EXPERIMENTS IN LAMINAR SHEAR FIELDS
Authors: SHIMETA J JUMARS PA LESSARD EJ
Citation: J. Shimeta et al., INFLUENCES OF TURBULENCE ON SUSPENSION-FEEDING BY PLANKTONIC PROTOZOA- EXPERIMENTS IN LAMINAR SHEAR FIELDS, Limnology and oceanography, 40(5), 1995, pp. 845-859
BIOAVAILABLE AMINO-ACIDS IN SEDIMENTS - A BIOMIMETIC, KINETICS-BASED APPROACH
Authors: MAYER LM SCHICK LL SAWYER T PLANTE CJ JUMARS PA SELF RL
Citation: Lm. Mayer et al., BIOAVAILABLE AMINO-ACIDS IN SEDIMENTS - A BIOMIMETIC, KINETICS-BASED APPROACH, Limnology and oceanography, 40(3), 1995, pp. 511-520
IN-VITRO AMINO-ACID AND GLUCOSE-UPTAKE RATES ACROSS THE GUT WALL OF ASURFACE DEPOSIT FEEDER
Authors: SELF RFL JUMARS PA MAYER LM
Citation: Rfl. Self et al., IN-VITRO AMINO-ACID AND GLUCOSE-UPTAKE RATES ACROSS THE GUT WALL OF ASURFACE DEPOSIT FEEDER, Journal of experimental marine biology and ecology, 192(2), 1995, pp. 289-318
IN-SITU CHEMICAL INHIBITION OF BENTHIC DIATOM GROWTH AFFECTS RECRUITMENT OF COMPETING, PERMANENT AND TEMPORARY MEIOFAUNA
Authors: HENTSCHEL BT JUMARS PA
Citation: Bt. Hentschel et Pa. Jumars, IN-SITU CHEMICAL INHIBITION OF BENTHIC DIATOM GROWTH AFFECTS RECRUITMENT OF COMPETING, PERMANENT AND TEMPORARY MEIOFAUNA, Limnology and oceanography, 39(4), 1994, pp. 816-838
LOW-DENSITY PARTICLES AS POTENTIAL NITROGENOUS FOODS FOR BENTHOS
Authors: MAYER LM JUMARS PA TAGHON GL MACKO SA TRUMBORE S
Citation: Lm. Mayer et al., LOW-DENSITY PARTICLES AS POTENTIAL NITROGENOUS FOODS FOR BENTHOS, Journal of marine research, 51(2), 1993, pp. 373-389
Risultati: 1-11 |