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ULTRASTRUCTURE AND ECOLOGY OF PERISPIRA-OVUM (CILIOPHORA, LITOSTOMATEA) - AN AEROBIC, PLANKTONIC CILIATE THAT SEQUESTERS THE CHLOROPLASTS, MITOCHONDRIA, AND PARAMYLON OF EUGLENA-PROXIMA IN A MICRO-OXIC HABITAT
Authors: JOHNSON PW DONAGHAY PL SMALL EB SIEBURTH JM
Citation: Pw. Johnson et al., ULTRASTRUCTURE AND ECOLOGY OF PERISPIRA-OVUM (CILIOPHORA, LITOSTOMATEA) - AN AEROBIC, PLANKTONIC CILIATE THAT SEQUESTERS THE CHLOROPLASTS, MITOCHONDRIA, AND PARAMYLON OF EUGLENA-PROXIMA IN A MICRO-OXIC HABITAT, The Journal of eukaryotic microbiology, 42(3), 1995, pp. 323-335
NOCTURNAL METHANE ACCUMULATION IN THE PYCNOCLINE OF AN ANOXIC ESTUARINE BASIN
Authors: SCRANTON MI DONAGHAY P SIEBURTH JM
Citation: Mi. Scranton et al., NOCTURNAL METHANE ACCUMULATION IN THE PYCNOCLINE OF AN ANOXIC ESTUARINE BASIN, Limnology and oceanography, 40(4), 1995, pp. 666-672
PLANKTONIC METHANE PRODUCTION AND OXIDATION WITHIN THE ALGAL MAXIMUM OF THE PYCNOCLINE - SEASONAL FINE-SCALE OBSERVATIONS IN AN ANOXIC ESTUARINE BASIN (VOL 100, PG 3, 1993)
Authors: SIEBURTH JM DONAGHAY PL
Citation: Jm. Sieburth et Pl. Donaghay, PLANKTONIC METHANE PRODUCTION AND OXIDATION WITHIN THE ALGAL MAXIMUM OF THE PYCNOCLINE - SEASONAL FINE-SCALE OBSERVATIONS IN AN ANOXIC ESTUARINE BASIN (VOL 100, PG 3, 1993), Marine ecology. Progress series, 104(1-2), 1994, pp. 210-210
THE IMPORTANCE OF EPISODIC EVENTS IN CONTROLLING THE FLUX OF METHANE FROM AN ANOXIC BASIN
Authors: SCRANTON MI CRILL P DEANGELIS MA DONAGHAY PL SIEBURTH JM
Citation: Mi. Scranton et al., THE IMPORTANCE OF EPISODIC EVENTS IN CONTROLLING THE FLUX OF METHANE FROM AN ANOXIC BASIN, Global biogeochemical cycles, 7(3), 1993, pp. 491-507
C1 BACTERIA IN THE WATER COLUMN OF CHESAPEAKE BAY, USA .1. DISTRIBUTION OF SUBPOPULATIONS OF O2-TOLERANT, OBLIGATELY ANAEROBIC, METHYLOTROPHIC METHANOGENS THAT OCCUR IN MICRONICHES REDUCED BY THEIR BACTERIAL CONSORTS
Authors: SIEBURTH JM
Citation: Jm. Sieburth, C1 BACTERIA IN THE WATER COLUMN OF CHESAPEAKE BAY, USA .1. DISTRIBUTION OF SUBPOPULATIONS OF O2-TOLERANT, OBLIGATELY ANAEROBIC, METHYLOTROPHIC METHANOGENS THAT OCCUR IN MICRONICHES REDUCED BY THEIR BACTERIAL CONSORTS, Marine ecology. Progress series, 95(1-2), 1993, pp. 67-80
C1 BACTERIA IN THE WATER COLUMN OF CHESAPEAKE BAY, USA .2. THE DOMINANT O2-TOLERANT AND H2S-TOLERANT METHYLOTROPHIC METHANOGENS, COENRICHEDWITH THEIR OXIDATIVE AND SULFATE-REDUCING BACTERIAL CONSORTS, ARE ALLNEW IMMUNOTYPES AND PROBABLY INCLUDE NEW TAXA
Authors: SIEBURTH JM JOHNSON PW MACARIO AJL DEMACARIO EC
Citation: Jm. Sieburth et al., C1 BACTERIA IN THE WATER COLUMN OF CHESAPEAKE BAY, USA .2. THE DOMINANT O2-TOLERANT AND H2S-TOLERANT METHYLOTROPHIC METHANOGENS, COENRICHEDWITH THEIR OXIDATIVE AND SULFATE-REDUCING BACTERIAL CONSORTS, ARE ALLNEW IMMUNOTYPES AND PROBABLY INCLUDE NEW TAXA, Marine ecology. Progress series, 95(1-2), 1993, pp. 81-89
C1 BACTERIA IN THE WATER COLUMN OF CHESAPEAKE BAY, USA .3. IMMUNOLOGICAL RELATIONSHIPS OF THE TYPE SPECIES OF MARINE MONOMETHYLAMINE-OXIDIZING AND METHANE-OXIDIZING BACTERIA TO WILD ESTUARINE AND OCEANIC CULTURES
Authors: SIEBURTH JM JOHNSON PW CHURCH VM LAUX DC
Citation: Jm. Sieburth et al., C1 BACTERIA IN THE WATER COLUMN OF CHESAPEAKE BAY, USA .3. IMMUNOLOGICAL RELATIONSHIPS OF THE TYPE SPECIES OF MARINE MONOMETHYLAMINE-OXIDIZING AND METHANE-OXIDIZING BACTERIA TO WILD ESTUARINE AND OCEANIC CULTURES, Marine ecology. Progress series, 95(1-2), 1993, pp. 91-102
PLANKTONIC METHANE PRODUCTION AND OXIDATION WITHIN THE ALGAL MAXIMUM OF THE PYCNOCLINE - SEASONAL FINE-SCALE OBSERVATIONS IN AN ANOXIC ESTUARINE BASIN
Authors: SIEBURTH JM DONAGHAY PL
Citation: Jm. Sieburth et Pl. Donaghay, PLANKTONIC METHANE PRODUCTION AND OXIDATION WITHIN THE ALGAL MAXIMUM OF THE PYCNOCLINE - SEASONAL FINE-SCALE OBSERVATIONS IN AN ANOXIC ESTUARINE BASIN, Marine ecology. Progress series, 100(1-2), 1993, pp. 3-15
MERCURY BIOGEOCHEMICAL CYCLING IN A STRATIFIED ESTUARY
Authors: MASON RP FITZGERALD WF HURLEY J HANSON AK DONAGHAY PL SIEBURTH JM
Citation: Rp. Mason et al., MERCURY BIOGEOCHEMICAL CYCLING IN A STRATIFIED ESTUARY, Limnology and oceanography, 38(6), 1993, pp. 1227-1241
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