The coralline genus Clathromorphum foslie emend adey biological, physiological, and ecological factors controlling carbonate production in an arctic/subarctic climate archive
Walter H. Adey, Jochen Halfar, and Branwen Williams.
- 41 pages illustrations (some color) 28 cm.
- Smithsonian contributions to the marine sciences number 40 .
- Smithsonian contributions to the marine sciences no. 40. .
Format not distributed to depository libraries,
Includes bibliographical references and index.
The Subarctic Shallow Benthos and Cold-Water Carbonates -- The Distribution of Clathromorphum Species -- Biology and Ecology of Clathromorphum Species -- Calcification -- The need for an Arctic-Subarctic Archive -- Corallines as Climate Proxies -- Clathromorphum compactum (North Atlantic, Labrador Sea, and Arctic) -- Clathromorphum nereostratum (Aleutian Islands) -- Specimen Preparation -- Terminology -- Reproduction. Reproduction in Clathromorphum compactum ; Reproduction in Clathromorphum nereostratum ; Cellular and Anatomical Structure ; Biologically Induced Etching as a Source of Information -- Growth Rate -- Wall structure and Calcification -- Ecology and Geomorphology -- Tissue Irregularity. Chiton Grazing ; Sea Urchin Grazing ; Conceptacle Breakout ; Death Due to Disease -- Discussion. Climate Archives ; Mechanisms of Calcification ; Primary Production and Growth Rates ; Interfilament Calcification ; Conceptacle-Based Growth analyses ; Changing Ocean pH.
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Coralline algae. Government publications Ecology--Cold regions. Algae--Effect of temperature on.