Productive upwelling zones such as the southern Benguela can exhibit phytoplankton
biomass variability over several orders of magnitude, from near oligotrophic offshore waters to …

… , but increasing this value results in higher a ∗ ϕ , while we have found 0.027 m 2 mg −1 to
be … index, p is the density, k r is the component refractivity and m the proportional mass. With …

… tion was varied between 2.5 and 80 /»M. TO study the dependence on GSH concentration, …
We gratefully thank Ms M.Staaff for typing this manuscript and the Swedish Cancer Society …

… On average Secchi disk depth was less than 2 m (maximum of approx. 8 m for a few clear
water … The initial value of a gd (440) was 2.5 m −1 and ranged between 0.2 and 6.0 m −1 . …

… 5 cm thick, and is overlain by 0.6 m gray marl and 2 m peat. Clay is probably same as outcropping
nearby on Robinsons Head from which shells at alt 36 m were dated at 13,500 ą 210 …

There is a pressing need for improved bio-optical models of high biomass waters as
eutrophication of coastal and inland waters becomes an increasing problem. Seasonal boom …

Synoptic scale knowledge of the size structure of phytoplankton communities can offer insight
in to primary ecosystem diversity and biogeochemical variability from operational to the …

… Thanks to Curtis Mobley for assistance with Hydrolight and the examiners of Lisl Robertson
Lain’s PhD thesis for their valuable comments. Input from two anonymous reviewers of this …

The particle size distribution (PSD) of suspended particles in near-surface seawater is a key
property linking biogeochemical and ecosystem characteristics with optical properties that …

This pair of papers examines and describes the state action necessary to make markets
function as environmental policy instruments and as strategies of governance. They do this …