Marine Biology of Polar Regions and Effects of Stress on Marine Organisms

Partial table of contents: MARINE BIOLOGY OF POLAR REGIONS. On the Biology of Polar Seas, Particularly the Southern Ocean (G. Hempel). A Model of Phytoplankton in the Marginal Sea-Ice Zone of the Barents Sea (D. Slagstad). The Influence of Ice and Hydrographic Conditions on the Development of Phytoplankton in the Barents Sea (F. Rey and H. Loeng). EFFECTS OF STRESS ON MARINE ORGANISMS. Responses to Environmental Stress: Tolerance, Resistance and Adaptation (B. Bayne). Zoobenthos Survival During Severe Winters on High and Low Tidal Flats in the Dutch Wadden Sea (J. Beukema). Response of a Planktonic Brackish Water Community to Single and Combined Additions of Ammonium and Phosphate in a Factorial Mesocosm Experiment (T. Tamminen, et al.). Increased Swimming Activity of the Sand Goby, Pomastochistus Minutus, Exposed to Low Concentrations, of Water Soluble Fraction of North Sea Crude Oil (L. Reiersen and J. Berge). The Distribution of Fish in the Oslofjord and Its possible Relationship to Pollution (R. Nash).Gray, J. S. is the author of 'Marine Biology of Polar Regions and Effects of Stress on Marine Organisms', published 1985 under ISBN 9780471904656 and ISBN 0471904651.