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page 2 ORGANIZERSThe Local organizing CommitteeThe Program CommitteeASLO officers

page 3 WELCOMEFuture ASLO meetings

page 4 GENERAL INFORMATIONSponsorsExhibitorsConference venue

page 6 CopenhagenPractical informationsBella Center and how to get there (important)Coffee and lunchMap of room locationsRegistration and hospitality desk

page 7 SPECIAL EVENTS

page 8 Social ProgramESLOASLO Minorities Program

page 9 Outstanding students poster awardsInstructions for presenters and chairs

page 10 Program at a glance

page 11 Index : Special sessions and contributed sesseins

THE MEETING PROGRAM

page 13 Monday June 5

page 31 Tuesday June 6

page 51 Wednesday June 7

page 71 Thursday June 8

page 91 Friday June 9

page 107 Author index - special session and contributed sessions

page 115 Workshops

page 121 POSTERS

page 164 Author index - posters

page 178 Participants

Contents

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The Local Morten Søndergaard (co-chair), Freshwater Biological Laboratory,Organizing University of Copenhagen ([email protected])Committee Bo Riemann (co-chair), National Environmental Research Institute ([email protected])

Tom Fenchel, Marine Biological Laboratory,University of Copenhagen ([email protected])Bente Lomstein, Microbial Ecology, University of Aarhus ([email protected] )Kirsten Christoffersen, Freshwater Biological Laboratory,University of Copenhagen ([email protected])Wilhelm Granéli, Dept. of Limnology, University of Lund ([email protected])Frede Thingstad, Dept. of Marine Microbiology,University of Bergen ([email protected])

Program Bo Riemann (co-chair), National Environmental Research Institute, Denmark ([email protected])Committee Tom Fenchel (co-chair), University of Copenhagen, Denmark ([email protected])

for the Donald Canfield, University of Odense, Denmark ([email protected])ASLO 2000 Meinhard Simon, University of Oldenburg,Germany ([email protected])

meeting Michael Landry: University of Hawaii at Manoa, USA ([email protected])George A. Jackson, Texas A & M University, USA ([email protected])Peter A. Jumars, University of Washington, USA ([email protected])Serge Y. Maestrini, C.R.E.M.A.-L´Houmeau (CNRS-IFREMER), France ([email protected])Gerhard J. Herndl, Netherlands Inst. Sea Res., The Netherlands ([email protected])Marta Estrada, Inst. de Ciens. del Mar., Spain ([email protected])M. Omori, Tokyo University of Fisheries, Japan ([email protected])Stephen Maberly, Windermere Laboratory, Great Britain ([email protected])Dag O. Hessen, University of Oslo, Norway ([email protected])Susan Kilham, Drexel University, USA ([email protected])

ASLO elected President: Thomas C. Malone, University of Marylandofficers Secretary: Asit Mazumder, University of Victoria

and board Treasurer: Russel A. Moll, University of Michiganof directors Past-president: Diane M. McKnight, University of Colorado

President-elect: William M. Lewis, Jr., University of ColoradoMembers-at-large: Louis Legendre, Laval UniversitySaran Twombley, University of Rhode IslandMichael J. Vanni, Miami UniversityJohn J. Cullen, Dalhousie UniversityHeidi M. Nepe, Massachusetts Institute of TechnologyJohn J. Melack, University of California, Santa BarbaraJames W. Moffett, Woods Hole Oceanographic InstitutionMargaret M. Squires, Simon Fraser University

Professional Executive Director: Jonathan T. Phinney,Staff Business Manager: Helen Schneider

Editors Editor-in-chief: Everett J. Fee (Limnology & Oceanography)ASLO web editor: Paul Kemp

Published in Denmark by ASLOThe publishers are not responsible for the statements madeand the opinions given in the papers.

Copyright © 2000 by the publishers. All rights reserved. No part of theprogramme may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system,or transmitted in any form without prior permission from the publishers.

Reprint Abstracting is permitted with credit to the source.permission Copying, reprint or republication permission, write to:

American Society of Limnology and Oceanography5400 Bosque Blvd., Suite 680Waco, TX 76710-4446 USA

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Welcome

Welcome ASLO and the Local Organizing Committee welcome you to this first ASLO meetingoutside North America. The theme of the meeting is Research Across Boundaries andthe Special Session Conveners and all those submitting abstracts have in a creative waytaken advantage of the broad title. The Program Committee has by endorsing thecurrent list of plenary speakers and special sessions also helped to create an excitingagenda for the meeting.

To have an ASLO meeting outside North America is a challenge and an experiment.Many procedures had to be different from those we are used to and the most uncertainquestions were, how many will show up? and will the meeting become a Europeanevent? With about 1400+ participants and about 35% from USA and Canada themeeting has from this perspective become a success. Compared with our expectationslate 98 and early 99 (some called it dreams) we now have about double the number ofpeople hoped for. This has not been without troublesome moments.

We invite you to join the meeting with an open mind, listen to the many exiting talks,learn from the tutorials in the special sessions and plenary talks, participate in thediscussions at the various workshops, and to enjoy the about 600 posters organized intwo poster sessions Tuesday and Thursday afternoon.

You may also find time to enjoy Copenhagen.

ASLO The business meeting is scheduled for Monday 17.30 in Hall A2BusinessMeeting

Future For more information about the meetings, go to the ASLO website: http://www.aslo.orgASLO

meetingsIf you are interested in organizing a future ASLO meeting, contact:Asit Mazumder, ASLO Meetings Committee Chair, University of [email protected]

Aquatic Sciences (ASLO) 2001 meeting B making connections in the twenty-firstcentury.Feb. 12-16, 2001 B Albuquerque, New MexicoMeeting co-chairs: Saran Twombly, Univ. of Rhode Island ([email protected])Joe Ackerman, Univ. Northern British Columbia ([email protected])

Aquatic Sciences (ASLO) 2002 meetingSummer 2002 B Victoria, British Columbia, Canada

Aquatic Sciences (ASLO) 2003 meetingFeb. 10-14, 2003 - Albuquerque, New Mexico

Nutrient over-enrichment in coastal waters: Global patterns of cause and effects.October 11-13, 2000.A SCOR, ASLO, and ERF jointly sponsored symposium. Look at the NAS, ASLO,or ERF websites

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Sponsors The City of Copenhagen (join the reception at the City Hall)of SAS (Scandinavian Airline System)

the meeting The Faculty of Natural Sciences, University of CopenhagenThe Faculty of Natural Sciences, University of AarhusThe Carlsberg Foundation (scientists from developing countries)The Danish Ministry of Foreign Affairs, DANIDA and Office of Eastern Europe(scientists from Eastern Europe and developing countries)Joint Committee of the Nordic Natural Science Research Councils (young scientistsfrom the new Baltic states)Göteborgs Marina Forskningscentrum (GMF)Ocean Sciences Division of the National Science Foundation, and NOAA (minority program)

Exhibition Meet the companies and research institutions in Hall A1. In the hall you will also find theposters. The exhibition will be open: Monday 5 June to Thursday 8 June 08.30-17.00 hrs.and Friday 9 June 08.30-14.00 hrs.The following companies and research institutions are represented:The Danish Fisheries Research InstituteThe National Environmental Research Institute, DenmarkThe Danish Environmental AgencyUnisenseKC-Equipment, DenmarkHydros-Bios Apparatebau GmbHbbb-MoldaenkeTurner designOphelia PublicationsUwitec - Richard NiederreiterBlackwell ScienceHeinz WalzNational Research Council, CanadaDanish Hydralic InstituteEuropean Commission, Research DirectorateU.S. OceanEnvironmental Isotope LaboratoryEstuarine Research Federation, USAFreshwater Biological AssociationAmerican Society of Limnology and OceanographyAlec Electronics Co Ltd., JapanUniversitetsbogladen, DenmarkKluwer Academic Publisher, The Netherlands

Conference The conference is taking place inVenue Bella Center

Center BoulevardDK-2300 Copenhagen SDenmarkTelephone: 3252 8811Fax: 3251 9656

Room The following rooms will be used:location Ground floor:

A1: Exhibition and poster area. Coffee and lunch is served here.A2: Plenary Hall and session room.A3: Session roomAuditorium: Session roomFoyer: Registration and hospitality desk, cloakroom, telephones and toilets.

1st floor Room 16: Slide deskRoom 17-22: Session roomBella Vista I: Session roomBella Vista II+III: Session roomRoom 2: Scientific Secretariat

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Map of room locations

BellaVista I

BellaVista II

BellaVista III

Room Room16 17

Room Room Room Room Room18 19 20 23 24 Room Room 21 22

Auditorium

IT + Internetcafé

entrance1st floor

Slide desk

Scientific secretariat

entranceBella Center

Conference secretariat Registration

Hall A2 Hall A3

Hall A1

ExhibitionPosters

LunchCoffee

Auditorium

Before and after the conference:

DIS Congress Service

Copenhagen A/S

Herlev Ringvej 2 C

2730 Herlev

Denmark

Tel: +45 4492 4492

Fax +45 4492 50950

E-mail:[email protected]

DIS Congress Service

Copenhagen A/S

Bella Center

Center Boulevard

DK-2300 Copenhagen S

Tel: 3247 2952

Bella Center1st floor

Bella Centerground floor

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Copenhagen Copenhagen is among the world’s ten most visited congress cities. Facilities for professional congresses and meetings are naturally an important reason for this high placing onthe world ranking list. But the city also has an enormous number of places of interest,attractions and cultural events. Being able to switch off and find inspiration between longdays of meetings is a necessity for being able to achieve a successful event. Accompanyingpersons will have a unique opportunity to experience the capital of Europe’s oldestkingdom and it’s surroundings.

Copenhagen was established in 1167, when Bishop Absalon built a citadel and walls toprotect the small settlement of Havn, which was important for landing herring catchesfrom Øresund. The ruins of Absalon’s citadel can now be seen within Christiansborg Castle.Throughout the Middle Ages, Copenhagen grew rapidly, and in 1343, King Valdemar madeit the capital city. During the fifteenth century, Copenhagen became the most importantcity in the country. Trade thrived, the university was founded in 1479, and the city becamethe royal seat of residence. Copenhagen’s medieval atmosphere lives on in the Latin quateraround the university.

Today, Copenhagen is a pleasant, bustling capital city, which in 1996 was named as theEuropean city of culture. It is fast becomming a driving force in Europe in terms ofenvironment, business and living standards.

The city has a lot of beautiful and interesting sites. Amalienborg (residence of the Danishroyal family), Christiansborg (housing the government), Tivoli, Nyhavn, Strøget, the LittleMermaid, the Old Stock Exchange, Rosenborg Castle, the Navy Church etc. All sites arelocated in the city area and can easily be reached by foot.

The Danish people are friendly and the public atmosphere is relaxed and informal.Everyone speaks English (it’s a required subject in our schools) and visitors will find, thatthey get a good service and good value at restaurants, hotels and shops.

How to Bella Center is located approx. 6 kilometers outside the centre of Copenhagen.get to From the Central Station in Bernstorffsgade (opposite Tivoli Garden), bus no. 46 to Bella

Bella Center Center run every 20 min. Extra busses will run during rush-hours (morning and afternoon).and to A buscard allowing free use of the public bus- and train service from Monday 5 June to

Copenhagen Friday 9 June within the city centre is available for each participant. You will find thecity buscard in the registration material along with your name badge etc.

From Bella Center bus no. 46 leaves just outside the Main Entrance.

Parking Adjacent to the Bella Center there is plenty of parking space.

Coffee and Coffee will be served in the poster and exhibition area, Hall A1 at approx. 10.30-11.00 hrs.lunch and 15.30-16.00 hrs. every day.

Lunch can be bought in A1 as well. Bella Center will sell lunchboxes with sandwiches, fruit,cheese softdrinks etc. or you are welcome to visit the restaurant “Mart Club”.

Registration The Registration / Hospitality Desk is located in the foyer in fron of Hall A1. The openinghospitality hours are:

desk- opening Sunday, 4 June 15.00-20.00 hrs.

hours Monday, 5 June 07.30-17.00 hrs.Tuesday, 6 June 08.00-17.00 hrs.Wednesdag, 7 June 08.00-14.00 hrs.Thursday, 8 June 08.00-17.00 hrs.Friday, 9 June 08.00-15.00 hrs.

Participants are kindly asked to collect their badge, tickets, programme and abstract bookduring the above mentioned opening hours.

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Sunday June 410.00 - 17.00 Workshop 5 in Room 19: Sensor Technology for Remote Interactive

Experiments in Aquatic Environments

10.00 - 17.00 Workshop 7+2 in Room 20: Development and application of tracermethodologies for marine and freshwater biogeochemical studies

17.00 - 19.00 Get-together Reception in the foyer

Monday 5 June08.30 - 10.30 Opening in Hall A2

Welcome by Birthe Weiss, Minister for Research and Information Technology

ASLO AwardsPlenary talk by Allan G. Hildrew

11.00 - 17.00 Student Session in Room 19

17.30 - 19.30 ASLO Business Meeting in Hall A2

Tuesday 6 June08.30 - 09.30 Plenary talk in Hall A2 by Carlos Duarte

13.30 - 15.30 Workshop 8 in Room 17: Application oriented marine science and the role of ICES

13.30 - 15.30 Workshop 6 in Room 18: Fixed links across the Danish Straits, a challenge for science andmanagement

16.00 - 16.15 Sven Auken, Minister for Environment and Energy opens the first Poster session in Hall A1

16.15 - 18.00 First Poster session in Hall A1 (all presenters of posters in Section 1 are present)

17.00 ESLO meeting in Room 20 (see ESLO message below)

Wednesday 7 June08.30 - 09.30 Plenary talk in Hall A2 by Mary I. Scranton

12.30 - 13.15 Lunch talk in Room 19: Brian Steves: Workshop on invasive species databases

Thursday 8 June08.30 - 09.30 Plenary talk in Hall A2 by Tom Fenchel

13.30 - 15.30 Workshop 3 in Room 17: Ocean Science Education Partnerships:How can research institutions impact informal education?

16.00 - 18.00 Poster Session (all presenters of posters in Section 2 are present)

Friday 9 June08.30 - 09.30 Plenary talk in Hall A2 by Marten Scheffer

16.00 Meeting close

Special events

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Workshop 1 The Response of Northeast and Northwest Atlantic Shelf Ecosystems to ClimateVariability and Change. This workshop is scheduled for Friday Evening and Saturdaymorning and takes place at the University of Copenhagen, see the workshop program.

Saturday: Field trip to Max-Planck Institute (ticketed event)

Social Program17.00 - 19.00 Sunday 4 June

Get-together reception at Bella Center (incl. in registration)A light buffet with Danish specialities, beer and wine will be served.Dress: Informal.

18.00 - 19.30 Wednesday 7 JuneReception at the City Hall of CopenhagenThe reception is hosted by the Lord Mayor of Copenhagen. It will start at 18.00 hrs. exactlyand participants are therefore kindly asked to be precise. A light buffet will be served.Dress: Informal.Tickets are provided during registration.Important: Due to restrictions from the fire authorities, the number of invitations has beenreduced. Please go to the Registration desk and collect an invitation if you wish toparticipate. We ask for your understanding and apologize for any inconvenience caused.

19.00 - 21.00 Tuesday 6 JuneBoattrip and Dinner (optional)A unique way to see many of the old beautiful sites in Copenhagen while enjoying af 2course dinner on board one of the canal boats.Dress: InformalPrice: DKK 475 / person incl. wine.

ESLO European Society of Limnology and Oceanography Information MeetingAn information meeting of the European Society of Limnology and Oceanography (ESLO)will be held on Tuesday, 6 June 2000 at 1700 in Room 20. ESLO is presently being formedas a membership based non-profit organisation to promote multi-disciplinary researchacross the range of aquatic sciences and to provide a forum for communication forEuropean limnologists and oceanographers. An open discussion regarding the intent, goalsand form of the Society will occur and a presentation of how the interim board of ESLOintends to move forward with building this organisation.Further information can be found at http://www.eslo.org.

ASLO This year will be the convening of the 11th annual ASLO Minorities Program. The initiativeminorities is a joint undertaking between Hampton University and ASLO, and is funded by the Ocean

programme Sciences Division of the National Science Foundation, and for the first time this year, NOAA.The addition of NOAA funding is due to the hard work of Sue Weiler, and will be used tosupport more graduate students. Minority students will attend a pre-conference workshop,field trip, and give presentations in a student symposium. Dr. Henry Williams will give thekeynote address at the pre-conference workshop, at 6:30 PM on June 3. The Sunday willbe devoted to fieldtrips to Freshwater and Marine laboratories, including ship and boattime.

All ASLO participants are invited to the student symposium, to be held at Monday 5June from 11.00 a.m. in Room 19 of the Bella Center.

The students will be aided in navigating their way through the conference by ASLOmembers who have volunteered to be meeting mentors. Anyone wishing to serve as a

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meeting mentor for a few of the students should contact: Dr. Ben Cuker, MarineScience Department, HamptonUniversity, Hampton, VA 23668, phone (757) 727-5884, FAX (757) 727-5740,[email protected]

Outstanding ASLO will present awards for the best 10% of the posters presented by student members.Student Posters in all areas of aquatic science are appropriate, including theory, modeling, and

Poster laboratory or field experimentation. To be eligible, the student must be an ASLO memberAwards and first author on research that has not been presented previously at ASLO or other

scientific meetings. Presentations will be judged on the basis of innovation/scientificinsight, quality of experimental design/methods, and clarity/effectiveness of presentation.All posters submitted by first author students will be considered for the student posterawards. There is no need to apply. We encourage senior participants to enter the PosterAward Selection Committee. The judging committee is headed by Bente Lomstein and theaward winners will be announced Thursday afternoon and Friday morning atthe plenary session.

Instructions for oral sessions, Poster presenters and session chairsMeeting rooms All meeting rooms will be equipped with a slide projector, an overhead projector, a

pointer, and a screen. If you have requested additional equipment while submittingyour abstract please confirm this with the staff at the registration/information desk.You will be charged accordingly.

Oral sessions Each presenter is allotted 15 min for hers/his presentation including questions. This willbe strictly enforced to facilitate movements between other sessions/events. Please allowat least 3 min for questions/discussion.

Slide desk A slide desk is located in “Room 16” at the Bella Centre and will be open during thefollowing hours:Sunday 4 June 15.00 - 20.00 hrs.Monday 5 June - Thursday 8 June 07.30 - 18.00 hrs.Friday 9 June 07.30 - 16.30 hrs.

Carrousels, labels etc. will be available. Presenters are responsible for preparing their owncarrousel and must finally hand it to the slide desk staff not later then 11/2 hour beforetheir session starts. We encourage all speakers to deliver their slides the day before theirpresentation. All slides will be taken to the appropriate sessions by the staff.Please remember to pick up your slides at the end of the day at the slide desk.

Oral session Chairs must strictly maintain the schedule so it is possible to move among the ninechairs concurrent sessions. Timers are present in each session room and should be used. It is

recommended to notify speakers after 10 min. If a presentation is cancelled, the timeslot can be used to discussions or a break, but NOT for the next presentation. Noexceptions.

Poster sessions There are two poster sessions: Tuesday (June 6) between 16.00 and 18.00 and Thursday(June 8) between 16.00 and 18.00. There will be a cash bar during the poster sessions justoutside the entrance to Hall A1 (exhibition and poster area).Poster presenters have received information about which session their poster is allotted toby the letter of acceptance. Lists of poster presentations can be seen in the scientificprogram. Each poster board is 1.39 m (height) by 1.23 m (width). Only pins may be usedfor mounting. These are available in the poster area and at the Registration desk.Posters for the Tuesday session should be mounted Sunday afternoon (15.00-20.00 hrs.) orMonday morning and must be removed Wednesday (June 6) before 13.30.Posters for Thursday session must be mounted Wednesday (June 6) between 13.30 and18.00 and must be removed Friday (June 9) at 16.00.

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09.00 10.00 11.00 12.00 13.00 14.00 15.00 16.00 17.00 18.00Morning hours Afternoon hours

Monday Opening Hall A2 ●

SS 03 Room 17 ● SS 12 Hall A3 ●

SS 07 Hall A3 ● SS 21 Hall A2 ●

SS 21 Hall A2 ● SS 26 Room 18 ●

SS 25 Bella Vista II+III ● SS 27 Room 20 ●

SS 27 Room 20 ● SS 38 Room 17 ●

SS 45 Room 18 ● SS 41 Bella Vista II + III ●

CS 19 Bella Vista I ● CS 19 Bella Vista I ●

CS 27 Auditorium ● CS 27 Auditorium ●

ASLO Hall A2 ●

Tuesday Plenum Hall A2 ●

SS 01 Bella Vista I ● SS 01 Bella Vista I ●


SS 05 Room 19 ● SS 15 Room 20 ●

SS 09 Hall A3 ● SS 20 Bella Vista I+II ●


SS 20 Bella Viste II+III ● SS 33 Auditorium ●

SS 21 Hall A2 ● CS 16 Room 19 ●

SS 24 Room 17 ● ESLO Room 20 ●

SS 27 Room 20 ●

SS 33 Auditorium ●

CS 14 Bella Vista I ●

CS 17 Room 17 ●

CS 27 Auditorium ● PostersHall A1 ●

Wednesday Plenum Hall A2 ●

SS 08 Hall A3 ● SS 02 Bella Vista II+III ●

SS 19 Bella Vista II+III ● SS 08 Hall A3 ●

SS 32 Room 18 ● SS 16 Room 20 ●


SS 43 Auditorium ● SS 37 Hall A2 ●


CS 22 Room 19 ● SS 43 Auditorium ●

CS 23 Room 17 ● CS 10 Room 19 ●

CS 26 Bella Vista I ● CS 20 Bella Vista I ●

PostersHall A1 ●

Thursday Plenum Hall A2 ●

SS 10 Hall A3 ● SS 11 Hall A3 ●

SS 17 Room 19 ● SS 17 Room 19 ●

SS 22 Room 18 ● SS 22 Room 18 ●

SS 23 Bella Vista II+III ● SS 35 Room 20 ●


SS 37 Hall A2 ● SS 40 Bella Vista I ●

SS 40 Bella Vista I ● SS 42 Auditorium ●

SS 42 Auditorium ● CS 06 Bella Vista II+III ●

CS 01 Room 17 ●

CS 02 Room 17 ●

CS 20 Bella Vista I ● Posters Hall A1 ●

Friday Plenum Hall A2 ●


SS 13 Hall A3 ● SS 34 Bella Vista II+III ●


SS 31 Bella Vista I ● SS 44 Auditorium ●

SS 34 Bella Vista I+II ● CS 05 Room 18 ●

SS 36 Room 17 ● CS 25 Room 20 ●

SS 39 Room 19SS 44 AuditoriumCS 25 Room 20 ●

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Index : Special sessions and contributed sesseins

SS 01 The interface between theory and field experiment:

getting beyond yes-or-no answers

No. 01 - 05 ...............................................................page 32

No. 06 - 11 ...............................................................page 44

SS 02 Thermodynamics of aquatic systems

No. 01 - 05 ...............................................................page 61

SS 03 Astrolimnology: Measuring the quality of lakes

from heaven

No. 01 - 06 ...............................................................page 14

SS 04 Sensor technology for remote interactive

experiments in aquatic environments

No. 01 - 09 ...............................................................page 33

SS 05 High resolution pigment distribution processes and fate

No. 01 - 09 ...............................................................page 34

SS 06 Microorganisms in stream systems

No. 01 - 09 ...............................................................page 92

SS 07 Sub-aquatic and sub-aerial biofilms- myth or reality

No. 01 - 07 ...............................................................page 15

SS 08 Microbial diversity and community structure

in aquatic environments - regulating

mechanisms in different habitats

No. 01 - 09 ...............................................................page 52

No. 10 - 20 .......................................................................... page 62

SS 09 Bacterioplankton communities in lakes and oceans

- Functional and structural similarities and differences

No. 01 - 09 ...............................................................page 35

SS 10 Microbe-particle interactions in pelagic ecosystems

No. 01 - 09 ...............................................................page 72

SS 11 Microbial microscale patchiness: chemosensory

behavior of bacteria

No. 01 - 08 ...............................................................page 82

SS 12 The significance and control of water column

respiration in aquatic systems

No. 01 - 11 ...............................................................page 23

SS 13 Microbial ecology of the Arctic Oceans

No. 01 - 09 ...............................................................page 93

SS 14 Crossing the membrane boundary between

life and death: The biogeochemistry of lysis and

EOC production by phytoplankton and bacteria

No. 01 - 08 ............................................................. page 45

SS 15 Organic matter as a linkage between terrestrial and

freshwater ecosyst

No. 01 - 05 ...............................................................page 39

No. 06 - 11 ...............................................................page 46

SS 16 Transport and transformation of DOM from land to sea

No. 01 - 10 ...............................................................page 63

SS 17 Approaches to regional monitoring and

assesment of surface water quality

No. 01 - 09 ............................................................... page 73

No. 10 - 15 ............................................................... page 83

SS 18 Integrating river basins: Linking fluxes between

catchments, rivers and estuaries

No. 01 - 09 ............................................................... page 94

No. 10 - 18 ............................................................ page 101

SS 19 Lakes in flood-pulsed environments

No. 01 - 10 ............................................................... page 53

SS 20 The role of aquatic macrophytes in lakes

No. 01 - 09 ............................................................... page 36

No. 10 - 14 ........................................................................ page 47

SS 21 Aquatic species invasions

No. 01 - 07 ............................................................... page 16

No. 08 - 18 ............................................................... page 24

No. 19 - 28 ............................................................... page 37

No. 28 - 34 ............................................................. page 48

SS 22 Quantitative links between past and present

- Paleolimnological contributions to

contemporary process studies

No. 01 - 09 ............................................................... page 74

No. 10 - 15 ............................................................... page 84

SS 23 The recovery of freshwater ecosystems from

acidification: the role of air, land and

sediment boundaries

No. 01 - 10 ............................................................... page 75

SS 24 Sustainable use and management of

international fresh waters

No. 01 - 06 ............................................................... page 38

SS 25 Ecological Processes and Ecosystems:

Functioning towards water purification

No. 01-07 .................................................................page 17

SS 26 Role of aquatic colloids in the speciation,

bioavailability and fate of trace elements,

nutrients and contaminants

No. 01 - 12 ............................................................... page 25

SS 27 Climate and Aquatic systems

No. 01 - 07 ............................................................... page 18

No. 09 - 18 .......................................................................... page 26

No. 19 - 22 .......................................................................... page 39

SS 30 What is controlling the distribution of seagrasses?

No. 01 - 11 ............................................................... page 64

SS 31 Influence of primary producers on nutrient

cycling in coastal marine area

No. 01 - 11 ............................................................... page 95

SS 32 Biogeochemical processes in estuaries

No. 01 - 09 ............................................................. page 54

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SS 33 Coastal embayments as important land-margin

ecosystems: Fate and transformations of

reactive nutrients

No. 01 - 05 ............................................................. page 40

No. 06 - 14 ............................................................. page 49

SS 34 Biochemistry of food quality in relation to

production across pelagic systems

No. 01 - 07 ............................................................... page 96

No. 08 - 14 ............................................................ page 102

SS 35 Small-scale physical-biological interactions

in the plankton

No. 01 - 09 ............................................................... page 76

No. 10 - 18 ............................................................... page 85

SS 36 Physical and chemical influence on the life history

of marine and freshwater organisms:

The consequence of environmental change

No. 01 - 06 ............................................................... page 97

No. 07 - 11 ............................................................ page 103

SS 37 Spatial and temporal scales controlling

plankton dynamics

No. 01 - 09 ............................................................... page 55

No. 10 - 16 ............................................................... page 65

No. 17 - 26 ............................................................... page 77

No. 27 - 32 ............................................................... page 86

SS 38 Biological, chemical, physical and sedimentological

interactions in polynyas

No. 01 - 11 ............................................................... page 27

SS 39 Benthic filter-feeding and plankton dynamics-

importance of currents and mixing

No. 01 - 09 ............................................................. page 98

SS 40 Bioturbation: the water-sediment interface is under control

No. 01 - 05 ............................................................... page 78

No. 06 - 14 ............................................................... page 87

SS 41 Chemical ecology of freshwater and marine benthos

No. 01 - 10 ............................................................... page 28

SS 42 The microbial ecology and biogeochemistry of

aquatic sediments

No. 01 - 03 ............................................................... page 66

No. 04 - 13 ............................................................... page 79

No. 14 - 23 .......................................................................... page 88

SS 43 Oxic-anoxic boundary phenomena

No. 01 - 09 ............................................................... page 56

No. 10 - 13 .......................................................................... page 67

SS 44 Biogeochemical processes and their microenvironmental

controls at the sediment-water interface

No. 01 - 09 ............................................................... page 99

No 10 - 14 ............................................................. page 104

SS 45 Biogas cycling and emission along the aquatic

continuum: From freshwater to coastal zone

No. 01 - 07 ...............................................................page 19

SS 46 The Response of Northeast and Northwest

Atlantic Shelf Ecosystems to

Climate Variability and Change

No. 01 - 09 ...............................................................page 57

Contributed sessions

CS 01 African fresh water systems

No. 01 - 03 ...............................................................page 80

CS 02 Methods

No. 01 - 04 ...............................................................page 80

CS 05 Arctic / Antarctic Ecology

No. 01 - 08 ........................................................... page 105

CS 06 Benthos and biodiversity

No. 01 - 10 ...............................................................page 89

CS 10 Biomanipulation and applied ecology

No. 01 - 07 ...............................................................page 68

CS 14 Extreme environments (e.g. saline lakes,

high/low temperatures)

No. 01 - 05 ............................................................. page 41

CS 16 Microbial food web interactions

No. 01 - 08 ...............................................................page 50

CS 17 Optics

No. 01 - 03 ...............................................................page 42

CS 19 Phytoplankton ecology

No. 01 - 08 ...............................................................page 20

No. 09 - 20 ...............................................................page 29

CS 20 Plankton and nutrient dynamics

No. 01 - 11 ...............................................................page 69

No. 12 - 13 ............................................................. page 81

CS 22 Stable isotopes

No. 01 - 05 ............................................................. page 58

CS 23 Streams

No. 01 - 05 ...............................................................page 59

CS 25 Aquatic chemistry and ecotoxicology

No. 01 - 10 ............................................................ page 100

No. 11 - 16 .......................................................... page 106

CS 26 UV-radiation and the aquatic biota

No. 01 - 11 ...............................................................page 60

CS 27 Zooplankton ecology

No. 01 - 08 ...............................................................page 21

No. 09 - 20 ...............................................................page 30

No. 21 - 24 ...............................................................page 43

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Hall A2 Opening of the ASLO 2000 meeting

08.30 - 08.35 Welcome to CopenhagenThomas C Malone, President of ASLO

Morten Søndergaard (co-chair of ASLO 2000)

08.35 - 08.45 OpeningBirthe Weiss, Minister for Research and Information Technology

08.45 - 09.30 ASLO 2000 AwardsLifetime Achievement Award: Ramon Margalef, Universidad de Barcelona.Presented by Carlos Duarte, Instituto Mediterráneo de Estudios Avanzados, CSIC-Univ.,Palma de Mallorca, Spain

G. Evelyn Hutchinson Award: Paul Falkowski, Rutgers University.Presented by Edward Laws, University of Hawaii, USA

Lindeman Award: Dennis McGillicuddy, Woods Hole Oceanographic Institute.Presented by Peter Franks, Scripps Institute of Oceanography,USA

09.30 - 10.30 Plenary talkchaired by Wilhelm Granéli

Allan G. HildrewSchool of Biological Sciences, Queen Mary & Westfield College, University of London

DISCOVERING THE HABITAT BOUNDARIES FOR AQUATIC INSECTSAbstractFreshwaters are patchy habitats, often separated by long distances or substantial barriers.Dispersal between them is poorly understood but, for aquatic insects, is presumablyachieved mainly by the terrestrial adult. It is likely that dispersal between catchments is arelatively rare event, at least for the weaker flying species, and is extremely difficult toobserve using conventional techniques, and genetic markers offer the best opportunityto measure its extent. I will review the results of conventional and genetic studies of thespatial population structure of aquatic insects, at both the within- and between-catchmentscale. Early results for a patchily distributed caddis fly suggest that the number of breedingfemales in local larval habitats is small and dispersal sufficient to homogenise geneticallylocal populations separated by distances less than about 50 miles.

17.30 ASLO Business meeting

Scientific programme, Monday June 5

10.30 - 11.00 Coffee break

Morning sessions - page 12 to 19

13.00 - 14.00 Lunch


Afternoon sessions - page 20 to 27

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Room 17 Special session

11.00 - 12.45 SS 03 Astrolimnology: Measuring the quality of lakes from heaven

Chairman: Patrick L Brezonik

11.00 - 11.30 03-01 APPLICATIONS OF REMOTE SENSING AND SATELLITE IMAGERY IN LIMNOLOGY: BASICCONCEPTS AND TECHNIQUESP Brezonik, J Schalles

11.30 - 11.45 03-02 REFLECTANCE SPECTROSCOPY AND PATTERNS OF OPTICALLY ACTIVE CONSTITUENTS INTURBID AND HIGH DOC RIVER AND COASTAL WATERS OF GEORGIA (USA)J Schalles, Y Yacobi, M Takacs, J Alberts

11.45 - 12.00 03-03 ANALYSIS OF LAKE QUALITY TRENDS BY SATELLITE IMAGERY IN THE ALEXANDRIA LAKESAREA (ALA) OF MINNESOTA, USAE Day, P Brezonik

12.00 - 12.15 03-04 REMOTE SENSING OF VIRALLY INDUCED CYANOBACTERIAL COLLAPSE IN SHALLOW,EUTROPHIC LAKESH Gons

12.15 - 12.30 03-05 INTEGRATING REMOTE SENSING MODELLING AND IN SITU DATA IN THE MONITORING OF(TOXIC) ALGAL BLOOMSB Ibelings, R Vos, F Los

12.30 - 12.45 03-06 REMOTE MONITORING INLAND WATER QUALITY: POSSIBILITIES AND LIMITATIONSY Yacobi, A Gitelson, J Schalles, D Rundquist

13.00 - 14.00 Lunch

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Hall A3 Special session

11.00 - 13.00 SS 07 Sub-aquatic and sub-aerial biofilms- myth or reality

Chairmen: W E Krumbein and D M Paterson

11.00 - 11.30 07-01 BIOFILMS MICROBIAL MATS, STROMATOLITES - A SYSTEMATIC AND HISTORICAL OVERVIEW -W Krumbein

11.30 - 11.45 07-02 SUBAERIAL BIOFILMS - PRINCIPLES AND ECOLOGYA Gorbushina

11.45 - 12.00 07-03 GROWTH AND SURVIVAL OF HARPACTICOID COPEPODS GRAZING ON BENTHICMICROALGAE ASSEMBLAGES.M Caramujo, E Van der Grinten, W Admiraal

12.00 - 12.15 07-04 MICROBIAL COMMUNITIES IN ENVIRONMENTS OF CONTRASTING WATER AVAILABLITYWATER AVAILABILITYF Garcia-Pichel

12.15 - 12.30 07-05 EFFECTS OF COPPER TOXICITY ON THE PHOTOSYNTHETIC ACTIVITY OF RIVER BIOFILMS.C Barranguet, M Plans, W Admiraal

12.30 - 12.45 07-06 THE IMPORTANCE OF TRANSIENT BIOFILMSD Paterson

12.45 - 13.00 07-07 PRODUCTION OF EXTRACELLULAR POLYMERIC SUBSTANCES (EPS) BY THE BENTHICDIATOM CYLINDROTHECA CLOSTERIUM IN RELATION TO IRRADIANCE ANDTEMPERATUREK Wolfstein, L Stal

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Hall A2 Special Session

11.00 - 13.00 SS 21 Aquatic species invasions

Chairmen: David Reid, Hugh Maclsaac and Gregory M Ruiz

11.00 - 11.30 21-01 INVASION BIOLOGY IN THE 21ST CENTURY: PATTERNS, MECHANISMS, AND CHALLENGESG Ruiz, P Fofonoff, J Carlton, M Wonham, A Cohen, A Hines

11.30 - 11.45 21-02 QUATIC INVASIVE SPECIES POLICY IN THE UNITED STATES: FROM LEGISLATION TOMOBILIZATIONS J Yozell

11.45 - 12.00 21-03 THE POLITICAL AND SOCIAL CONTROL OF AN INVASIVE INTRODUCED SPECIES: THE CASEOF CAULERPA TAXIFOLIA IN THE NORTHERN MEDITERRANEAN SEAA Meinesz, T Thibaut

12.00 - 12.15 21-04 PONTO-CASPIAN MYSID, HEMIMYSIS ANOMALA, DISTURBS SILICON CYCLE IN THEBIESBOSCH WATER STORAGE RESERVOIRS (THE NETHERLANDS)H Ketelaars, C Carpentier

12.15 - 12.30 21-05 LONGITUIDINAL SHIFTS IN ZOOPLANKTON COMMUNITIES IN THE OHIO RIVER (USA): DOZEBRA MUSSELS AFFECT SPECIES STRUCTURE?J Jack, J Thorp

12.30 - 12.45 21-06 ERADICATING THE MUSSEL MYTILOPSIS SP. FROM AUSTRALIAN Bax

12.45 - 13.00 21-07 ROLE OF THE ALIEN SPECIES CERCOPAGIS PENGOI (CRUSTACEA: CLADOCERA) IN THEZOOPLANKTON COMMUNITY OF THE GULF OF FINLAND (BALTIC SEA)I Telesh, P Bolshagin, P Krylov

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Bella Vista II+III Special session

11.00 - 13.00 SS 25 Ecological Processes and Ecosystems: Functioning towards water purification

Chairmen: Sergei A Ostroumov, Steve McCutcheon and Christian Steinberg

11.00 - 11.30 25-01 ECOLOGICAL PROCESSES AND ECOSYSTEMS: FUNCTIONING TOWARDS WATERPURIFICATIONS A Ostroumov

11.30 - 11.45 25-02 CLAY AND THE MOVEMENT OF METAL INTO FOOD FISHESO Lind, L D Valos-Lind

11.45 - 12.00 25-03 MICROBIAL VS. DISSOLVED HUMIC MATTER PHOTOSENSITIZED DEGRADATION OFCYANOTOXINSC E Steinberg

12.00 - 12.15 25-04 EFFICIENCY OF HIGH AND LOW DIVERSITY TIDAL MARSH ECOSYSTEMS IN BUFFERINGGROUNDWATER NITROGEN INPUTSJ Stevenson, J Cornwell, K Sundberg, J Dewar

12.15 - 12.30 25-05 NITROGEN TRAPPING IN NATURAL AND RESTORED FORESTED FLOODPLAINS OF THE UPPERRHINE VALLEYI Brettar, J Sanchez-Perez, M Trémoliéres

12.30 - 12.45 25-06 COMPARISON OF PELAGIC AND LITTORAL MICROBIAL DEGRADATION POTENTIALS IN LAKECONSTANCEH Güde, S Rolinski, M Sala

12.45 - 13.00 25-07 DEFINING A MODERN INTERFACE BETWEEN WATER QUALITY ENGINEERING AND AQUATICECOSYSTEMS RESEARCHS Ostroumov, S McCutcheon

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11.00 - 13.00 SS 27 Climate and Aquatic systems

Chairmen: Stephen C Maberly, Jean-Pierre Gattuso, Jeffrey Polovina and Keith Brander

11.00 - 11.30 27-01 CLIMATE CHANGE, WEATHER PATTERNS AND AQUATIC SYSTEMSS Maberly, J Gattuso

11.30 - 11.45 27-02 SEASONAL CHANGES IN THE SENSITIVITY OF PHYTO- AND ZOOPLANKTON TOSHORT-TERM AND LARGE SCALE WEATHER PATTERNSU Gaedke, D Straile, E Böuerle

11.45 - 12.00 27-03 PHYTOPLANKTON COMMUNITY STRUCTURE IN A LARGE BOREAL LAKE IN RELATION TOCLIMATIC CONDITIONS AND CHANGES IN LAKEÏS TROPHICL Arvola, A Palomöki

12.00 - 12.15 27-04 HYDRODYNAMICS OF LAKE TANGANYIKA, EAST AFRICA: LAKE SURFACE WARMING ANDDECREASE OF ANNUAL UPWELLING IN 1993-1996P Verburg, R Hecky

12.15 - 12.30 27-05 CLIMATE-DRIVEN CHANGES OF SPRING PLANKTON DYNAMICS, AND THE SENSITIVITY OFPOLYMICTIC LAKES TO THE NORTH ATLANTIC OSCILLATIOND Gerten, R Adrian

12.30 - 12.45 27-06 PREDICTING THE EFFECT OF CHANGING ATOMOSPHERIC CO2 ON SEAGRASSDISTRIBUTIONSS Palacios, R Zimmerman

12.45 - 13.00 27-07 SEASONALITY OF NUTRIENTS IN LAKE ERKEN - EFFECTS OF WEATHER CONDITIONSK Pettersson

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11.00 - 13.00 SS 45 Biogas cycling and emission along the aquatic continuum:From freshwater to coastal zone

Chairmen: Michel Frankignoulle, Jack Middelburg, Niels Iversen and Richard Coffin

11.00 - 11.30 45-01 BIOGAS TRANSFER IN ESTUARIESL Dong, D Nedwell, G Underwood, D Thornton, J Middelburg, N Iversen

11.30 - 11.45 45-02 NITROUS OXIDE PRODUCTION IN SEDIMENTS OF THE RIVER COLNE ESTUARY,ENGLAND:THE CENTRAL ROLE OF NITRITEL Dong, D Nedwell, G Underwood, D Thornton, J Middelburg, N Iversen

11.45 - 12.00 45-03 CARBON DIOXIDE IN MACROTIDAL ESTUARIESG Abril, M Frankignoulle

12.00 - 12.15 45-04 IN SITU QUANTIFICATION OF METHANE BUBBLE POOL DYNAMICS IN A BOREAL PEATLANDUSING TDR PROBESG Granberg

12.15 - 12.30 45-05 THE PREFERENTIAL DIFFUSION OF CO2AQ IN COASTAL MARINE ENVIRONMENTS ASREVEALED BY PH AND PCO2 MICROELECTRODES MEASUREMENTSW Cai

12.30 - 12.45 45-06 SEDIMENT RHEOLOGICAL PROPERTIES IN BUBBLE GROWTHB Johnson, B Boudreau, R Maass, B Gardiner

12.45 - 13.00 45-07 DISSOLVED INORGANIC CARBON IN THE MID-ATLANTIC BIGHTP Vlahos, D Wallace, R Chen

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Bella Vista I Contributed session

11.00 - 13.00 CS 19 Phytoplankton ecology

Chairmen: Edna Granéli, Per Juhl Hansen, Tamar Zohary

11.00 - 11.15 19-01 EFFECT OF SALINITY AND COASTAL WATERS ON GROWTH AND TOXIN CONTENT OFALEXANDRIUM MINUTUMD Grzebyk

11.15 - 11.30 19-02 PHOSPHORUS FROM INGESTED BACTERIA DECREASES TOXICITY IN THE MIXOTROPHICPRYMNESIUM PATELLIFERUM (HAPTOPHYCEAE)C Legrand, N Johansson, G Johnsen, K Borsheim, E Granéli

11.30 - 11.45 19-03 PLANKTOTHRIX PROLIFICA - ITS TOXICITY VARIATIONS IN TIME AND ITS IMPACT ONVEGETABLES IRRIGATED WITH MODERATELY INTOXICATED WATERE Willén, G Ahlgren, D Lindgren

11.45 - 12.00 19-04 QUANTIFICATION OF LIFE HISTORY TRANSFORMATION RATES OF NON-TOXIC PFIESTERIAPISCICIDAJ Anderson, D Stoecker, R Hood, X Zhang

12.00 - 12.15 19-05 N- OR P- DEFICIENCY FAVOURS THE DOMINANCE OF PHYTOPLANKTON SPECIESPRODUCING ALLELOPATHIC SUBSTANCESE. Granéli, N Johansson

12.15 - 12.30 19-06 TRANSIENT CHANGES IN CHLOROPHYLL A FLUORESCENCE FOLLOWING NITROGENRESUPPLY - A DIAGNOSTIC TOOL FOR ASSESSING NITROGEN LIMITATIONIN PHYTOPLANKTON?E Young, J Beardall

12.30 - 12.45 19-07 VARIABILITY IN PHYTOPLANKTON VERTICAL DISTRIBUTION IN AN EMBAYMENT OF A TIDALFRESHWATER RIVER.S Mitrovic, L Bowling, R Buckney

12.45 - 13.00 19-08 DEPENDENCE ON A PHAGOTROPHICALLY DERIVABLE GROWTH FACTOR IN THE PLASTIDICDINOFLAGELLATE GYRODINIUM RESPLENDENSA Skovgaard

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Auditorium Contributed session

11.00 - 13.00 CS 27 Zooplankton ecology

Chairmen: Karl Rothhaupt, Markku Viitasalo and Torkel Gissel Nielsen

11.00 - 11.15 27-01 FITNESS CONSEQUENCES OF METAMORPHOSIS IN A FRESHWATER COPEPODS Twombly, N Tisch

11.15 - 11.30 27-02 DIEL VERTICAL MIGRATION OF DAPHNIDS IN RELATION TO CHANGING FISH BIOMASS INAN ALPINE LAKEM Winder, P Spaak

11.30 - 11.45 27-03 A NEGLECTED PREDATOR ON WATER FLEAS: THE WATER MITE EYLAIS DISCRETA (ACARI:HYDRACHNIDIA)S Scheidegger

11.45 - 12.00 27-04 PREFERENTIAL UPTAKE OF CILIATES BY EUDIAPTOMUS GRACILISK O Rothhaupt, H Ehret

12.00 - 12.15 27-05 PREDATION, FOOD CONCENTRATION, AND THE EVOLUTION OF OPTIMAL BODY SIZE INDAPHNIAH Riessen

12.15 - 12.30 27-06 PARASITE-MEDIATED COMPETITON IN DAPHNIAK Bittner, K Rothhaupt

12.30 - 12.45 27-07 EFFECTS OF FISH KAIROMONE AND TEMPERATURE ON DAPHNIDS DIFFERING INMIGRATORY BEHAVIORS Lass, P Spaak

12.45 - 13.00 27-08 THE MORPHOLOGY OF THE DAPHNIA EPHIPPIA: PHYLOGENETIC CONSTRAINTS ORADAPTATION?R Billiones, K Schwenk, B Streit

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Room 19 ASLO 2000 STUDENT SYMPOSIUM - Sponsored by the ASLO Minorities Program

All ASLO Members Invited

Session Chairs: Melanie Moore, Hampton UniversityMartha Rodriguez, California State University

11:00 Treda Smith, USEPA, How oysters affect microzooplankton grazing activity.

11:15 Deidre Gibson, Skidaway Inst. of Oceanography. Feeding, growth, and reproduction rates of thedoliolid, Dolioletta gegenbauri (Tunicata, Thaliacea).

11:30 Andrea Balderas, Boston Univ., A residential study of the fish species that utilize the seagrassbeds in the Indian River Lagoon.

11:45 Victoria Ballard, M. H. Howard -Jones, M. E. Frischer, P.G. Verity, and M. R. Gilligan. SavannahState Univ., The use of the vital stain and probe (VSP) method to determine the physiologicalactivity of bacteria in the marine environment.

12:00 Brandy Smith, Savannah State Univ., Rates of denitrification and oxygen concentrations inChoptank River sediment bioturbated by Leptocheirus plumulosus.

12:15 Celere Leonard, A. F. Hollnad and C. A. Barans, Tuskegee Univ., Validation of the tolerance of anestuarineoligochaete to low levels of dissolved oxygen.

12:30 Aurora Marin, Univ. of Kansas, The environment of a Permian vertebrate burrow communityfrom Kansas.

12:45 Natasha Hatton, Hampton Univ., Analysis of stream flow components in a first-order coastalplain watershed.

13:00 - 14.00 Lunch

14:00 Rocio Hernandez, Stephen F. Austin Univ., Heavy metal analysis of six streams in Angelina Forest.

14:15 Brian Roth, R. A. Derrig-Green, J. Gonzales and G. D. Quick. Univ. of Wisconsin, Evaluatingcommunity response to repair or removal of dams.

14:30 Tamieka-Nicole Armstrong. Univ. of New England, Does light help Coxliella digest algal pigments?

14:45 Chloe Deodato, Univ. North Carolina, Wilmington, Interactions between tow symbiotic algae inone anemone host subjected to UV stress.

15:00 Shawn Arellano, Univ. of Kansas, Effect of UV radiation on the ascidian Styela gibsii.

15:15 Eufemia Palomino, R. Jaffione, W. Brocukow and F. Chavez. Moss Landing Lab.Optical proper-ties of central California coastal waters during upwelling season and attempts at closure.

15:30 - 16.00 Break

16:00 Juan Torres and R.A. Armstrong, Univ. of Puerto Rico, Optical characteristics of Puerto Rican reefwaters.

16:15 Deanna Wynn, Bennett College, Nematocysts: Can they be used for taxonomic purposes?

16:30 K’wasi Barnes, Univ. of Virgin Islands, Effects of temperature on the recolonization of bleachedsea anemone, Aiptasia pallida, by algal symbionts.

16:45 Rodolefo Gallardo, Univ. of Maryland, Eastern Shore, Symbiotic relationships between scallopsand sponges in the Puget Sound.

17:00 Letise Houser, Brown Univ., The role of DMS and acrylate in the chemical defense of systems ofmacroalgae.

17:15 Chanda Jones, Texas A&M Univ., Does imposition of nutritional stress induce C. oregonesis andC. magister crab larvae to ingest toxic dinoflagellate, Alexandrium fundyense?

17:30 Lorena Escobar, Univ. of Arizona, Symbiotic algae as food source for two protists.

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14.00 - 17.30 SS12 The significance and control of water column respiration in aquatic systems

Chairmen: Erik M Smith, Paul del Giorgio and P J Leb Williams

14.00 - 14.30 12-01 THE STUDY OF PLANKTON COMMUNITY RESPIRATION - PHOENIX OR DEAD DUCKP Williams

14.30 - 14.45 12-02 CONTRIBUTION OF BACTERIA TO PLANKTONIC BIOMASS AND RESPIRATION IN LAKES ANDOCEANB Biddanda, J Cotner

14.45 - 15.00 12-03 BACTERIAL GROWTH AND RESPIRATORY CARBON TURNOVER ON SUSPENDED ORGANICAGGREGATESH Ploug, H Grossart

15.00 - 15.15 12-04 CALCULATION OF THE CHEMICAL NATURE OF BACTERIAL RESPIRATION SUBSTRATESFROM OXYGEN AND AMMONIA DYNAMICSP J Williams, R Rodrigues,

15.15 - 15.30 12-05 BACTERIAL RESPIRATION IN TIDAL MARSHES AND ESTUARIES: UNCOUPLING FROMBACTERIAL PRODUCTIONP del Giorgio, R Newell

15.30 - 16.00 Coffee

16.00 - 16.15 12-06 MICROPLANKTON COMMUNITY RESPIRATION AND PRODUCTION IN THE GULF OF TRIESTE(NORTHERN ADRIATIC SEA).S Fonda Umani, V Barbariol, P Del Negro, M Cabrini, A Beran

16.15 - 16.30 12-07 ALGAL AND BACTERIAL RESPIRATION IN AN AMAZONIAN FLOODPLAIN LAKEF Roland, L Vidal

16.30 - 16.45 12-08 VARIABILITY IN PLANKTON RESPIRATION ALONG THE ESTUARINE GRADIENT OFCHESAPEAKE BAYE Smith, W Kemp

16.45 - 17.00 12-09 TEMPORAL AND SPATIAL UNCOUPLING IN PRIMARY PRODUCTION AND RESPIRATION INTHE SUBTROPICAL NORTH ATLANTICW G Harrison

17.00 - 17.15 12-10 PHOTIC DEPTH, PRODUCTION/ RESPIRATION RATIOS AND TROPHIC TRANSFER IN AQUATICECOSYSTEMSW Kemp, E Smith, J Petersen

17.15 - 17.30 12-11 METABOLISM MEASUREMENT AND PARTITIONING ACROSS ECOSYSTEM COMPONENTSC Hopkinson, J Vallino

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14.00 -17.30 SS 21 Aquatic species invasions


14.00 - 14.15 21-08 SPATIO-TEMPORAL DISTRIBUTION OF VIABLE HETEROTROPHIC PROTISTS IN BALLASTWATER AND SEDIMENTS DURING A TRANSATLANTIC VOYAGEN Hülsmann, B Galil, R Baier

14.15 - 14.30 21-09 DREISSENA BUGENSIS (ANDR.) RANGE EXPANSION IN THE VOLGA RIVER AND IN THENORTHERN CASPIAN SEA: FURTHER INVASION PERSPECTIVES FOR THE BALTIC SEA REGIONM I Orlova, Y Starobogatov, G Biochino

14.30 - 14.45 21-10 PATTERNS OF MARINE INVASIONS AT MULTIPLE SCALES IN AUSTRALIAC Hewitt

14.45 - 15.00 21-11 AUSTRALIA’S NEW NATIONAL FRAMEWORK FOR MANAGING MARINE PEST INCURSIONSR Thresher

15.00 - 15.15 21-12 LIVING AMONG OYSTERS: THE COMMERCIAL OYSTER INDUSTRY AS A VECTOR FORMOLLUSCAN INTRODUCTIONS, A RETROSPECTIVE ANALYSIS OF INVASION SUCCESSAND FAILUREA Miller

15.15 - 15.30 21-13 ECOLOGY AND BALLAST MEDIATED TRANSPORT OF VIBRIO CHOLERAET Rawlings, G Ruiz, F Dobbs, L Drake, T Mullady, A Huq, R Colwell

15.30 - 16.00 Coffee

16.00 - 16.15 21-14 SOURCES FOR WORLDWIDE INVASIONS OF THE EUROPEAN SHORE CRAB: INFERENCESFROM MICROSATELLITE DNA VARIATIONJ Geller, M Bagley

16.15 - 16.30 21-15 MULTIPLE INVASIONS OF THE GREAT LAKES BY PONTO-CASPIAN SPECIES: ECOLOGICALHOMOGENIZATION IN PROGRESSA Ricciardi, H MacIsaac

16.30 - 16.45 21-16 IMPACTS OF THE BAIKALIAN AMPHIPOD, GMELINOIDES FASCIATUS, ON LITTORALCOMMUNITIES IN EASTERN EUROPEAN FRESHWATER ECOSYSTEMSV Panov, T Timm, E Kurashov, I Denison, N Zaporozhec

16.45 - 17.00 21-17 THE IMPACTS OF THE NONINDIGENOUS EUROPEAN SHORE CRAB _CARCINUS MAENAS_ON NATIVE AND NONNATIVE SPECIES IN CENTRAL CALIFORNIAE Grosholz, G Ruiz

17.15 - 17.30 21-18 INVASIVE NORTH AMERICAN CRAYFISH CAUSING PROBLEMS IN EUROPEAN FRESHWATERECOSYSTEMS: HOW TO MAKE THE BEST OF A BAD SITUATION?M Pöckl

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Room 18 Special Session

14.00 - 17.45 SS 26 Role of aquatic colloids in the speciation, bioavailability and fate of traceelements, nutrients and contaminants

Chairmen: Peter H Santschi and Kevin J Wilkinson

14.00 - 14.30 26-01 ROLE OF AQUATIC COLLOIDS IN THE SPECIATION, BIOAVAILABILITY AND FATE OF TRACEELEMENTS, NUTRIENTS AND CONTAMINANTSK Wilkinson, P Santschi

14.30 - 14.45 26-02 COLLOIDAL ORGANIC MATTER IN MARINE ENVIRONMENTS: SOURCES, TURNOVER TIMEAND BIOAVAILABILITYL Guo, P Santschi

14.45 - 15.00 26-03 COAGULATION OF NOM BY FERRIC IONS: COMPLEXATION VS HYDROLYSISJ V Bottero

15.00 - 15.15 26-04 THE ELECTRON-OPTICAL SPECIATION OF NATIVE COLLOIDS IN AQUATIC ECOSYSTEMS:RELEVANCE TO THE TRANSPORT, BIOAVAILABILITY AND FATE OF CONTAMINANTSG Leppard

15.15 - 15.30 26-05 RELATING AQUATIC COLLOID PROPERTIES TO METAL SPECIATION AND BIOAVAILABILITYJ Buffle, K Wilkinson, S Stoll, M Fillela

15.30 - 16.00 Coffee

16.00 - 16.15 26-06 FLFFF-ICPMS: A NEW TECHNIQUE FOR THE STUDY OF CONTINUOUS SIZE DISTRIBUTIONSOF COLLOIDAL TRACE METALS IN NATURAL WATERSM Hassellov, K Andersson, D Turner

16.15 - 16.30 26-07 THE INFLUENCE OF IRON AND ORGANIC MATTER MOITIES ON THE CHEMICAL SPECIATIONOF LEAD IN A MEROMICTIC LAKEJ F Gaillard, M Taillefert, C Lienemann, D Perret

16.30 - 16.45 26-08 THE CHEMICAL SPECIATION OF ZN IN CONTAMINATED SEDIMENT PARTICLESJ Gaillard, S Webb, G Leppard

16.45 - 17.00 26-09 FATE OF BE-7 IN EPILIMNION OF LAKE LUGANO IN SUMMER: TRACING COLLOIDCOAGULATION AND REMOVAL RATES.J Dominik, T Billen, G Goudsmit, J Loizeau, D Perret

17.00 - 17.15 26-10 SIZE FRACTIONATION (COLLOIDAL, DISSOLVED AND PARTICULATE) OF TRACE METALS INTHUR RIVERL Sigg, H Xue, D Kistler, R Schoenenberger

17.15 - 17.30 26-11 UPTAKE OF DISSOLVED ORGANIC CARBON AND TRACE METALS BY ZEBRA MUSSELSN Fisher, H Roditi, S Sanudo-Wilhelmy

17.30 - 17.45 26-12 RATE AND GEOCHEMISTRY OF SEDIMENT FLUXES IN LAVANT AND PECH LAKES, CLYDEFORKS, LANARK COUNTY, ONTARIO, CANADAL El Bilali, P Rasmussen, D Fortin, E Callender

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14.00 - 14.15 27-09 RISING CO2 CONCENTRATION SLOWS DOWN CARBONATE PRODUCTION IN CALCIFYINGMARINE PHYTOPLANKTONU Riebesell, I Zondervan, B Rost

14.15 - 14.30 27-10 EFFECTS OF INCREASED CO2 CONCENTRATION ON LAKE COMMUNITY STRUCTURE:RESULTS OF A GREENHOUSE EXPERIMENT WITHIN THE CLIMFRESHA Ojala, T Saarinen, T Kairesalo

14.30 - 14.45 27-11 ROLE OF CLIMATIC AND WATERSHED DISTURBANCE IN CAUSING BIOGEOCHEMICALRESPONSES IN SHALLOW LAKES ON THE BOREAL PLAIN, ALBERTA,E Prepas, P Siwik, B Pinnel-Alloul, D Planas

14.45 - 15.00 27-12 DECIPHERING PAST RESPONSES OF MARINE ORGANISMS TO CLIMATE.J Bijma, H Spero, D Lea

15.00 - 15.15 27-13 CLIMATE VARIABILITY ALTERS PHYTOPLANKTON SPRING BLOOMT Blenckner

15.15 - 15.30 27-14 TRACER STUDIES OF ATMOSPHERE-OCEAN INTERACTIONP Liss

15.30 - 16-00 Coffee

16.00 - 16.15 27-15 THE INFLUENCE OF THE NAO ON THE TEMPORAL COHERENCE OF LAKES IN WESTERN ANDCENTRAL EUROPED George

16.15 - 16.30 27-16 RATES OF CO2 AND BICARBONATE UPTAKE DURING STEADY-STATE PHOTOSYNTHESIS INMARINE DIATOMS ACCLIMATED TO DIFFERENT CO2S. Burkhardt, D. Sültemeyer, G. Amoroso

16.30 - 17.00 27-17 CLIMATE VARIATION, REGIME SHIFTS, AND FISHERIES IN THE ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC: - ATUTORIALK Brander, J Polovina

17.00 - 17.15 27-18 CHAOS IN THE NORTH PACIFICJ Overland

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14.00 - 17.30 SS 38 Biological, chemical, physical and sedimentological interactions in polynyas

Chairman: Louis Legendre and Heidemarie Kassens

14.00 - 14.30 38-01 POLYNYAS IN CHANGING POLAR SEASL Fortier, M Fortier

14.30 - 14.45 38-02 OCEANOGRAPHY OF THE FLAW POLYNYA IN THE LAPTEV SEA (SIBERIAN ARCTIC)I Dmitrenko, J Hoelemann, V Churun, H Kassens, S Kirillov

14.45 -15.00 38-03 THE EFFECTS OF POLYNYAS AND LEADS ON CLOUD MICROPHYSICAL PARAMETERSDURING FIRE.ACEG Isaac, K Strawbridge

15.00 - 15.15 38-04 PHYTOPLANKTON AWAKENING IN THE LAPTEV SEA POLYNYA (RUSSIAN ARCTIC) INSPRING 1999K Tuschling, K Meiners, M Schmid, J He

15.15 -15.30 38-05 PHYTOPLANKTON PHOTOPROTECTION BY MAAS IN THE NORTHWATER ARCTIC POLYNIA:THE INFLUENCE OF INCIDENT UV, WATER COLUMN STRATIFICATION ANDPHYTOPLANKTON COMPOSITIONS Roy, I Laurion

15.30 - 16.00 Coffee

16.00 - 16.15 38-06 ANNUAL DYNAMICS OF PRIMARY- AND BACTERIAL PRODUCTION IN THE DISKO BAY,WESTERN GREENLANDT Nielsen, H Thomsen, B Hansen, H Levinsen, S Madsen

16.15 - 16.30 38-07 TROPHIC COUPLING OF THE MICROBIAL AND METAZOAN FOOD WEBS IN THE NORTHWATER POLYNYA (NOW)D Deibel, P Saunders, R Rivkin, J Pakulski, M Anderson, J Acuna, H Bussey

16.30 - 16.45 38-08 OVERWINTERING DYNAMICS OF CALANOID COPEPODS IN THE NORTH WATER: NEWINSIGHTS FROM 24 MONTHS OF SEDIMENT TRAP COLLECTIONSM Fortier, L Fortier, M Ringuette, B Hargrave, I Walsh, H Hattori, H Sasaki, M Sampei

16.45 - 17.00 38-09 BACTERIAL FORAGING WITH EXTRACELLULAR ENZYMES AT SUBZERO TEMPERATURE INTWO ARCTIC POLYNYAS: IMPLICATIONS TO BACTERIA AND TO PARTICLE FLUXJ Deming, A Huston

17.00 - 17.15 38-10 NEAR-BOTTOM SUSPENDED PARTICULATES AND BENTHIC-PELAGIC COUPLING IN THENOW POLYNYAJ Grant

17.15 - 17.30 38-11 ESTIMATING THE EXPORT OF CARBON THROUGH MARINE BIRDS IN THE NORTH WATERN Karnovsky, G Hunt, Jr., L Fortier, K Falk, K Hobson

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14.00 -17.15 SS 41 Chemical ecology of freshwater and marine benthos

Chairmen: Elisabeth M Gross and and Mark Hay

14.00 - 14.30 41-01 CURRENT TOPICS IN THE CHEMICAL ECOLOGY OF THE FRESHWATER AND MARINEBENTHOSE Gross

14.30 - 14.45 41-02 RESPONSES TO ODORANTS IN THE BRITTLE-STAR AMPHIURA FILIFORMIS INTERPRETEDWITH MULTIVARIATE ANALYSISE Selander

14.45 - 15.00 41-03 CHEMICAL COMMUNICATION DURING MATE GUARDING IN THE HARPACTICOID COPEPODTIGRIOPUS JAPONICUSJ Ting, T Snell

15.00 - 15.15 41-04 MACROPHYTE CHEMICAL DEFENSES: CONTRASTS OF MARINE AND FRESHWATERSYSTEMSM Hay

15.15 - 15.30 41-05 SELECTIVE HERBIVORY BY THE LITTORAL ISOPOD IDOTEA BALTICA AMONG SEAWEEDS OFVARYING QUALITYT Honkanen, N Heikkil, V Jormalainen

15.30 - 16.00 Coffee

16.00 - 16.15 41-06 OCCURRENCE AND MODE OF ALLELOPATHIC ACTION IN CYANOBACTERIAL BIOFILMS.F Jüttner

16.15 - 16.30 41-07 FISHY COMMUNICATIONS: FISHES EXUDE DUBIOUS MESSANGER SUBSTANCES AND YETDAPHNIDS SMELL ITH Boriss, M Boersma, K Witlshire

16.30 - 16.45 41-08 CHEMOTAXIS OF NEMATODES TO VOLATILE ORGANIC COMPOUNDS (VOC) OF BENTHICCYANOBACTERIAC Höckelmann, F Jüttner

16.45 - 17.00 41-09 CHEMICALLY-MEDIATED SEARCH BEHAVIOR: CHARACTERIZING THE OLFACTORYSTIMULUS FIELD FOR BLUE CRABST Keller, M Weissburg

17.00 - 17.15 41-10 EFFECTS OF BLUE-GREEN ALGAL METABOLITES ON MACRO- AND MESOCONSUMERS:CYANOBACTERIA AS EQUIVALENTS OF TRUE ALGAE IN TROPICAL REEFSE Cruz-Rivera

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14.00 - 17.30 CS 19 Phytoplankton ecology

Chairmen: Edna Granéli, Per Juhl Hansen, Tamar Zohary

14.00 - 14.15 19-09 SIZE FRACTIONATION OF MICROCYSTIS AERUGINOSA IN A HYPEREUTROPHIC LAKER Kurmayer, G Ali, I Chorus

14.15 - 14.30 19-10 PLANKTONIC NITROGEN-FIXING CYANOBACTERIA: ECOLOGICAL CONTROLS AND CROSS-SYSTEM CONSEQUENCESF Chan, R Howarth, R Marino, M Pace

14.30 - 14.45 19-11 DEPENDANCY OF NOSTOC FLAGELLIFORME (CYANOPHYCEAE) ON POTASSIUM FOR THEIRPHOTOSYNTHETIC RECOVERY.B. Qiu

14.45 - 15.00 19-12 TO BLEACH OR NOT TO BLEACH? - ACCLIMATION OF CYANOBACTERIA TOENVIRONMENTAL STRESSR Schwarz, A Grossman

15.00 - 15.15 19-13 TRICHODESMIUM THE UR-CYANOBACTERIUM?I Berman-Frank, J Cullen, R Sherrell, Z Kolber, P Falkowski

15.15 - 15.30 19-14 Viable Phytoplankton pools in aphotic coastal marine sedimentsA B Josefson, J Hansen

15.30 - 16.00 Coffee

16.00 - 16.15 19-15 GROWTH AND DIVISION OF GLOEOTRICHIA ECHINULATA IN THE WATER COLUMNWITHOUT INFLUENCE OF RECRUITMENT FROM THE SEDIMENTSI Karlsson

16.15 - 16.30 19-16 EFFECTS OF IRRADIANCE AND NUTRIENTS ON LIGHT ABSORPTION, CELL-SIZE ANDPIGMENTATION ON FOUR SPECIES OF MARINE PHYTOPLANKTONP Staehr, P Henriksen, S Markager

16.30 - 16.45 19-17 PHYTOPLANKTON SIZE-STRUCTURE AND PRODUCTIVITY IN THE OLIGOTROPHIC OCEANE Marañón, P Holligan, R Barciela, N González, B Mouriño, M Pazo, M Varela

16.45 -17.00 19-18 THIN LAYERS OF PSEUDO-NITZSCHIA IN A FJORD IN THE SAN JUAN ISLANDS,WASHINGTON USAJ Rines, P Donaghay, M Dekshenieks, J Sullivan

17.00 -17.15 19-19 MECHANISMS CAUSING A DEEP-WATER CHLOROPHYLL MAXIMUM: EXPERIMENTALEVIDENCEW Lampert, K Wiltshire

17.15 - 17.30 19-20 SPECIES SUCCESSION AMONG MARINE PHYTOPLANKTON: THE ROLE OF pHP Hansen, L Ejbye-Schmidt

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14.00 - 14.15 27-09 REGULATION OF DAPHNIA POPULATION DYNAMICS: RESULTS FROM A LONG-TERM STUDYD Straile

14.15 - 14.30 27-10 STRUCTURE AND TROPHIC TRANSFER EFFICIENCY IN PELAGIC COMMUNITIES OF LAKESP Kasprzak, R Koschel

14.30 - 14.45 27-11 DIAPAUSE OF CYCLOPS VICINUS: DIRECT LIFE HISTORY RESPONSE TO FOOD LIMITATIONB Santer, A Hansen

14.45 - 15.00 27-12 DIRECT AND INDIRECT EFFECTS OF THE NOTONECTID BUENOA MACROTIBIALIS ONZOOPLANKTON OF A SHALLOW PONDS Hampton, J Gilbert, C Burns

15.00 - 15.15 27-13 THE DAILY AND SEASONAL PATTERNS OF ZOOPLANKTON SPATIAL DISTRIBUTIONS: THEROLES OF FISH AND MACROPHYTESM Norton, B Pinel-Alloul, D Boisclair, P Legendre

15.15 - 15.30 27-14 SEASONAL DYNAMICS IN DAPHNIA MORPHOLOGY AND CLONAL STRUCTURE: PROXIMATEFACTORS FOR EYE SIZE VARIATIONS Giessler, M Pawlowski

15.30 - 16.00 Coffee

16.00 - 16.15 27-15 THE ROLE OF YOLK PROTEIN DYNAMICS AND PREDATOR KAIROMONES FOR THE LIFEHISTORY OF DAPHNIA MAGNAH Stibor

16.15 - 16.30 27-16 INFLUENCE OF TEMPERATURE ON LIFE HISTORY CHARACTERS IN TWO FRESHWATERCYCLOPOIDS (COPEPODA, CRUSTACEA) INHABITINGTEMPORARY WATERSD Frisch, B Santer

16.30 -16.45 27-17 DOM PRODUCTION BY MARINE COPEPODS: EFFECT OF PHYTOPLANKTON BIOMASS ANDCELL SIZEE Møller, T Nielsen

16.45 -17.00 27-18 ZOOPLANKTIVORY IN THE BALTIC SEA: A COMPARISON OF PREY SELECTIVITY IN HERRINGAND MYSID SHRIMPSM Viitasalo, J Flinkman, M Viherluoto

17.00 -17.15 27-19 COMPARISON OF EFFECTS OF VERTEBRATE AND INVERTEBRATE PLANKTIVORY ON THE ST.LAWRENCE RIVER PELAGIC FOOD WEBJ Thorp, A Casper

17.15 - 17.30 27-20 PREDATOR-PREY INTERACTIONS FOR LARVAL COD (GADUS MORHUA) AND COPEPODS(ACARTIA TONSA) IN CALM AND TURBULENT WATERJ Rasmussen, B MacKenzie

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Tuesday June 6

Hall A2

08.30 - 09.30 Plenary talkchaired by Kirsten Christoffersen

Carlos M. DuarteInstituto Mediterráneo de Estudios Avanzados,CSIC-Univ., Palma de Mallorca, Spain.

LAND USE AND COASTAL ECOSYSTEMS

AbstractCoastal ecosystems, the interfaces between land and ocean, play adisproportionate role on the productivity and nutrient and carbon cycling of theglobal ocean relative to its size, and are, therefore, key components of thebiosphere. The control on the functions of coastal ecosystems are complex, sinceit includes effects from both the connected oceanic and terrestrial ecosystems. Inparticular, the influence of terrestrial systems on coastal ecosystems isintimately linked to land use. Changes in land use, even if occurring at greatdistances from the ocean, may prompt major changes in coastal ecosystems.The link between land use and the status and change of coastal ecosystems areillustrated at scales ranging from local to global, to emphasize the need for anintegrated management of coastal ecosystems that explicitly addresses land andocean effects on coastal ecosystems.

Hall A116.00 - 16.15 Opening of the poster sessions

Sven AukenMinister for Environment and Energy welcomes you to Denmark

16.15-18.00 Poster Session

Programme Tuesday June 6


8 morning sessions - page 30 to 41

12.30 - 13.30 Lunch


6 afternoon sessions - page 42 to 48

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Bella Vista I Special session

11.00 - 12.30 SS 01 The interface between theory and field experiment: getting beyond yes-or-noanswers

Chairman: Orlandoi Sarnella and Sebastian Diehl

11.00 -11.30 01-01 TUTORIAL. THE INTERFACE BETWEEN THEORY AND FIELD EXPERIMENT: GETTING BEYONDYES-OR-NO ANSWERSS Diehl, O Sarnelle

11.30 - 11.45 01-02 WHY, WHEN AND HOW SHOULD MINIMAL MODELS BE TESTEDG Englund, J Moen

11.45 - 12.00 01-03 PRESS PERTURBATION EXPERIMENTS AND THE INDETERMINACY OF ECOLOGICALINTERACTIONS: EFFECTS OF EXPERIMENTAL DURATION AND TAXONOMIC RESOLUTIONJ Attayde, L Hansson

12.00 - 12.15 01-04 MODELLING BACTERIAL PRODUCTION IN THE SEA: THE PROBLEM OF ORGANIC CARBONSUPPLYT Thingstad, H Havskum, E Berdalet

12.15 - 12.30 01-05 COMPETITION FOR LIGHT: THEORY AND EXPERIMENTSJ Huisman

12.30 - 13.30 Lunch

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Room 18 Session

09.30 - 12.30 SS 04 Sensor technology for remote interactive experiments in aquatic environments

Chairmen: Kendra Daly, H Lawrence Clark, Gwyn Griffiths and John Delaney

09.30 - 10.00 04-01 IN SITU CHEMICAL SENSORS FOR SEA WATER: A REVIEWK B Johnsson

10.00 - 10.15 04-02 OPTICAL SENSORS FOR OCEAN MONITORINGS Draxler

10.15 - 10.30 04-03 AN AUTONOMOUS, MOORED PROFILER: THE OCEANIC REMOTE CHEMICAL/OPTICALANALYZER (ORCA)J Dunne, S Emerson, A Devol

10.30 - 11.00 Coffee

11.00 - 11.15 04-04 NEW MEASUREMENTS OF BIO-OPTICAL AND CHEMICAL PROPERTIES FROM THE BERMUDATESTBED MOORINGT Dickey, N Bates, E Boyle, M Degrandpre, H Jannasch, L Merlivat, C Moore, K Turner,R Wanninkhof

11.15 - 11.30 04-05 4-D SYSTEMS FOR ASSESSING EPISODIC EVENTS IN COASTAL WATERSP Donaghay, M Dekshenieks, A Hanson, D Holliday, J Sullivan, C Moore, J Zaneveld

11.30 - 11.45 04-06 THE USE OF DNA MICROARRAYS TO CHARACTERIZE ENVIRONMENTAL MICROBIALDIVERSITYD Stahl, J Kelly, L Sappelsa, S Bavykin, A Mirzabekov

11.45 -12.00 04-07 DEVELOPMENT OF A CYANOBACTERIAL FE-RESPONSIVE BIOSENSOR BY GENETIC FUSIONMETHODSG Bullerjahn, K Rice, S Kochendoerfer, R McKay

12.00 - 12.15 04-08 IN SITU SENSORS USING VOLTAMMETRIC SOLID STATE MICROELECTRODES DETECTSULFUR SPECIATION AT HYDROTHERMAL VENTSG Luther, M Taillefert, S Cary, D Nuzzio

12.15 - 12.30 04-09 IN SITU DETERMINATION OF SULFIDE SPECIATION CORRELATES WITH MACROFAUNALDISTRIBUTION IN DEEP-SEA HYDROTHERMAL VENT COMMUNITIESS Cary, T Rozan, C DiMeo, G Luther

12.30 - 13.30 Lunch

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09.30 - 12.30 SS 05 High resolution pigment distribution processes and fate

Chairman: Fauzi Mantoura

09.30 - 10.00 05-01 HIGH RESOLUTION PIGMENT DISTRIBUTION PROCESSES AND FATE.R F C Mantoura

10.00 - 10.15 05-02 IDENTIFYING AND QUANTIFYING PHYTOPLANKTON GROUPS BY PIGMENTS IN COASTALAREASL Schlüter, F Møhlenberg, H Havskum

10.15 - 10.30 05-03 PHYCOBILIN FLUORESCENCE IN THE BALTIC SEA AND THE CONSEQUENCES ON BLOOMDETECTIONJ Seppälä, S Babichenko, A Leeben

10.30 - 11.00 Coffee

11.00 - 11.15 05-04 SPATIAL AND TEMPORAL VARIABILITIES OF PHYTOPLANKTON COMMUNITY STRUCTURE INTHE NORTHERN NORTH PACIFIC AS DETERMINED BY PHYTOPLANKTON PIGMENTSY Obayashi, E Tanoue, K Suzuki, N Handa, Y Nojiri, C Wong

11.15 - 11.30 05-05 ALGAL POPULATION COMPOSITION AND BIOMASS DETERMINED IN SITU WITH NEWACCESSORY PIGMENT INDUCED FLUORESCENCE METHODSK Wiltshire, M Beutler, B Meyer

11.30 - 11.45 05-06 BIOOPTICS IN DIFFERENT BIOGEOCHEMICAL PROVINCES OF THE SOUTHERN OCEAN ANDITS SIGNIFICANCE FOR ESTIMATING PIGMENT CONCENTRATIONSA Bracher, M Lucas

11.45 - 12.00 05-07 HPLC PIGMENT ANALYSIS IN OCEANOGRAPHY: RECENT ADVANCESS Wright, M Zapata, J Garrido, S Jefrey

12.00 - 12.15 05-08 ABSORPTION SPECTRA OF NODULARIA SPUMIGENA AND APHANIZOMENON FLOS-AQUAEREVEAL CHROMATIC ADAPTATION TO THE LIGHT FIELD IN THE BALTIC SEAS Kratzer

12.15 - 12.30 05-09 EXCEPTIONAL BLOOMS OF CHATTONELLA SPP. (RAPHIDOPHYCEAE) AND GYMNODINIUMCHLOROPHORUM (DINOPHYCEAE) IN DANISH WATERSP Henriksen, H Sørensen, G Hansen

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09.30 - 12.30 SS 09 Bacterioplankton communities in lakes and oceans - Functional andstructural similarities and differences

Chairman: Meinhard Simon

09.30 - 10.00 09-01 BACTERIOPLANKTON COMMUNITIES IN LAKES AND OCEANS: FUNCTIONAL AND STRUCTURAL SIMILARITIES AND DIFFERENCESM Simon, J Pernthaler

10.00 - 10.15 09-02 FUNCTIONAL ANALYSIS OF MARINE PICOPLANKTON COMMUNITIES : AN ENVIRONMENTALGENOMICS APPROACHE DeLong, O Beja, C Preston

10.15 - 10.30 09-03 DIVERSITY AND STRUCTURE OF MICROBIAL COMMUNITIES IN LAKES AND OCEANSF Glöckner, R Amann

10.30 - 11.00 Coffee

11.00 - 11.15 09-04 BACTERIOPLANKTON COMMUNITY COMPOSITION AND ITS IMPACT ON DOMCONSUMPTION IN ESTUARINE AND UPWELLING REGIMESM Cottrell, D Kirchman

11.15 - 11.30 09-05 IMPACTS OF PROTISTAN GRAZING AND VIRAL LYSIS ON MICROBIAL COMMUNITYCOMPOSITION IN A RESERVOIRK Simek

11.30 -11.45 09-06 PREDATOR-SPECIFIC RESPONSES OF EXPERIMENTAL MICROBIAL ASSEMBLAGESJ Pernthaler, T Posch, K Simek, J Vrba, R Psenner, R Amann

11.45 - 12.00 09-07 DISTRIBUTION PATTERNS AND COMMUNITY STRUCTURING FORCESG Zwart, M van Agterveld, K van der Gught

12.00 - 12.15 09-08 IMPORTANCE OF ORGANIC SULFUR TURNOVER AND ASSIMILATION TO BACTERIALCOMMUNITIES IN MARINE AND FRESHWATER SYSTEMS.R Kiene, T Stets, J Bruton, L Linn

12.15 - 12.30 09-09 BACTERIA-SESTON INTERRELATIONSHIPS IN LAKE KINNERET WATERT Berman, A Parparov

12.30 - 13.30 Lunch

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09.30 - 12.30 SS 20 The role of aquatic macrophytes in lakes

Chairman: Erik Jeppesen

09.30 - 10.00 20-01 THE ROLE OF AQUATIC MACROPHYTES IN LAKESE Jeppesen

10.00 - 10.15 20-02 CLEAR-WATER AND TURBID STATES IN A SET OF INTERCONNECTED PONDS: A STUDYINVOLVING FISH, ZOOPLANKTON, MACRO-INVERTEBRATES AND MACROPHYTESL De Meester, K Cottenie, E Michels, S Declerck, W Rommens

10.15 - 10.30 20-03 DAPHNIA IN LITTORAL ZONES: COSTS AND BENEFITS ASSOCIATED WITH DIEL HORIZONTALMIGRATION IN SHALLOW LAKESR Burks, E Jeppesen, D Lodge

10.30 - 11.00 Coffee

11.00 - 11.15 20-04 The effect of bladderwort (Utricularia) predation on their preyS Harms

11.15 - 11.30 20-05 SHALLOW LAKE MšGGELSEE (BERLIN, GERMANY)-ON THE WAY BACK TO MACROPHYTEDOMINANCE?S Körner

11.30 - 11.45 20-06 FACILITATION AMONG PISCIVOROUS PREDATORS - EFFECTS OF PREY HABITAT USEP Eklov, T VanKooten

11.45 - 12.00 20-07 POLYMORPHISM IN PERCH AFFECTS HABITAT SPECIFIC FEEDING EFFICIENCYR Svanback, P Eklov

12.00 - 12.15 20-08 FORAGING BEHAVIOUR OF PLANKTIVORES AS MODIFIED BY SUBMERGED MACROPHYTESJ Manatunge, T Asaeda, D Tilak Priyadarshana

12.15 - 12.30 20-09 SUBMERGED MACROPHYTES IN SHALLOW LAKES: WHAT HAPPENS AS THETEMPERATURE RISES?D Stephen, B Moss, E Becares, M Fernandez-Alaez, J Hietala, T Kairesalo, W van de Bund,E van Donk, S Romo

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09.30 - 12.30 SS 21 Aquatic species invasions


09.30 - 09.45 21-19 INVASION DYNAMICS OF MICROORGANISMS: MICROBIAL ECOLOGY OF BALLAST WATERDURING A TRANS-OCEANIC CRUISEL Drake, G Ruiz, T Mullady, B Galil, D Friedmann, L Ball, F Dobbs

09.45 - 10.00 21-20 RELEASE OF STERILIZED MALES TO CONTROL SEA LAMPREY POPULATIONS IN THELAURENTIAN GREAT LAKESR A Bergstedt

10.00 - 10.15 21-21 THE EXPANSION OF THE FILTER-FEEDING CLADOCERAN LIMNOSIDA FRONTOSA AND THECONSEQUENCES FOR OTHER ZOOPLANKTON SPECIEST Jensen, D Hessen, B Faafeng

10.15 - 10.30 21-22 BIOCIDE USE IN CONTROLLING RELEASE OF AQUATIC SPECIES FROM BALLAST WATERR Moll, L Sano, A Krueger, P Landrum

10.30 - 11.00 Coffee

11.00 - 11.15 21-23 ASSESSING THE IMPORTANCE OF CRYPTOGENIC SPECIES IN ESTUARIESP Fofonoff, G Ruiz, A Hines, J Carlton

11.15 - 11.30 21-24 INVASION DYNAMICS OF MICROORGANISMS: TEMPORAL PATTERNS OF SOLE-CARBON-SOURCE UTILIZATION IN BALLAST WATER DURING A TRANS-OCEANIC CRUISEF Dobbs, K Choi, T Mullady, L Drake

11.30 - 11.45 21-25 POPULATION DYNAMICS AND FOOD-WEB INTERACTIONS OF CERCOPAGIS PENGOI IN THENORTHEASTERN PART OF THE BALTIC SEAH Ojaveer, A Póllumäe, M Simm, A Lankov

11.45 - 12.00 21-26 THE AQUATIC NUISANCE SPECIES PROGRAM OF THE UNITED STATES COAST GUARDR Everett, M McKeown, G Ruiz, W Miller

12.00 - 12.15 21-27 THE EFFECT OF ZEBRA MUSSELS (DREISSENA POLYMORPHA) ON SEDIMENT METABOLISMAND THE RELEASE OF NITROGEN AND PHOSPHORUS TO THE OVERLYING WATERI Grigorovich, H MacIsaac, J Makarewicz, T Kelly, S Afanasiev, A Primak, G ZhdanovaM Mayer, J DeLancey

12.15 - 12.30 21-28 GLOBAL DISTRIBUTION, ECOLOGICAL TRAITS AND POTENTIAL IMPACTS OF THE INVADINGCLADOCERAN CERCOPAGIS PENGOII Grigorovich, H MacIsaac, J Makarewicz, T Kelly, S Afanasiev, A Primak, G ZhdanovaM Mayer, J DeLancey

12.30 - 13.30 Lunch

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11.00 -12.30 SS 24 Sustainable use and management of international fresh waters

Chairman: Maria José Lemios Boavida

11.00 - 11.15 24-01 INTERNATIONAL FRESH WATERS: SUSTAINABLE USE AND MANAGEMENTM Boavida

11.15 - 11.30 24-02 THE PORTUGUESE-SPANISH CONVENTION ON SHARED RIVER BASINS: A FRAMEWORK FORCO-OPERATIONP Serra, A Henriques

11.30 - 11.45 24-03 BOUNDARIES AND ABORDERS - WHERE SCIENCE MEETS REALITY: THE DANUBE, ATRANSBOUNDARY RIVER IN EUROPE (AN IAD CONTRIBUTION)J Bloesch

11.45 - 12.00 24-04 BUILDING TRANSBOUNDARY GOVERNANCE IN THE BALTICS THROUGH EXCHANGE OFINFORMATION WITH THE NORTH AMERICAN GREAT LAKES REGIONJ Wagemakers

12.00 - 12.15 24-05 ESTABLISHMENT OF WATER QUALITY INDICES: PRINCIPLES AND EXPERIENCEA Parparov, K Hambright, A Ostapenia, L Hakanson, V Bulyon

12.15 - 12.30 24-06 REFORMING THE GOVERNANCE OF WATER IN LIGHT OF GLOBAL CLIMATE CHANGE

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09.30 - 09.45 27-19 EMPIRICAL EVIDENCE FOR NORTH PACIFIC REGIME SHIFTS IN 1977 AND 1989Nathan, J Mantua

09.45 - 10.00 27-20 HOW WILL CORAL REEF ECOSYSTEMS REACT TO PROJECTED CHANGES IN SEATEMPERATURE?O Hoeg-Guldberg

10.00 - 10.15 27-21 THE GLOBAL INCREASE IN CO2 AFFECTS CORAL REEF METABOLISMN Leclercq, J Gattuso, J Jaubert

10.15 - 10.30 27-22 CLIMATE VARIABILITY AND MARINE ECOSYSTEM RESPONSEJ Dippner

10.30 - 11.00 Coffee

11.00 - 12.30 SS 15 Organic matter as a linkage between terrestrial and freshwater ecosyst

Chairman: Robert G Wetzel

11.00 - 11.30 15-01 DETRITAL BOWLS, NOT ALGAL BOWLS: COUPLING OF ALLOCHTHONOUS ORGANICMATTER TO HETEROTROPHIC ENERGETIC FLUXES AND REGULATION OF FRESHWATERECOSYSTEMSR G Wetzel

11.30 - 11.45 15-02 ORGANIC MATTER DYNAMICS AT THE GROUND WATER AND SURFACE WATER INTERFACEOF A MOUNTAIN STREAMC Dahm, M Baker

11.45 - 12.00 15-03 IMPORTANCE OF TERRESTRIAL AND OTHER NON-ALGAL CARBON SOURCES TO BACTERIAIN LARGE LAKESJ Cotner, B Biddanda, T Johengen

12.00 - 12.15 15-04 MICROBIAL DEGRADABILITY OF FRESHWATER DOM FROM DIFFERENT SOURCES, ANDUNDER DIFFERENT ENVIRONMENTAL CONDITIONSL Tranvik, D Bastviken, S Bertilsson

12.15 - 12.30 15-05 UTILIZATION AND VARIATION IN DISSOLVED ORGANIC CARBON (DOC): CONNECTIONS OFTERRESTRIAL CARBON WITH THE METABOLISM AND FOOD WEBS OF LAKESM Pace, J Cole, S Carpenter, J Kitchell

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Auditorium Special session

11.00-12.30 SS33 Coastal embayments as important land-margin ecosystems: Fate andtransformations of reactive nutrients

Chairman: Karen J McGlathery and Iris C Anderson

11.00 - 11.30 33-01 COASTAL EMBAYMENTS AT THE LAND MARGIN: FATE AND TRANSFORMATIONS OFREACTIVE NUTRIENTSK McGlathery

11.30 - 11.45 33-02 PATHWAYS AND FATE OF NITROGEN IN MARGINAL BRACKISH ENVIRONMENTSDOMINATED BY MACROALGAEP Viaroli, C Bondavalli, M Naldi, L Taj

11.45 - 12.00 33-03 NITROGEN TRANSFORMATION AND LOSS IN COASTAL LAGOON MESOCOSMSB Nowicki, E Requintina, B Buckley, S Granger, S Nixon

12.00 - 12.15 33-04 MACROALGAL N AND P CONTENT REFLECTS LATITUDINAL GRADIENTS AND WATERRESIDENCE TIMES IN ESTUARIES, BAYS, AND ROCKY SHORES ALONG THE WEST COASTOF THE USP Fong, K Boyer, A Armitage

12.15 - 12.30 33-05 NITROGEN REMOVAL IN SHALLOW COASTAL BAYSTage Dalsgaard, Søren Rysgaard

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09.30 - 10.45 CS 14 Extreme environments (e.g. saline lakes, high/low temperatures)

Chairman: Michael Kühl

09.30 - 09.45 14-01 ECOLOGICAL SUCCESSION OF ZOOPLANKTON SPECIES IN A TEMPORARY RIVER IN A SEMIARID REGION OF BRAZILM Crispim, R Paz, J Barbosa, T Watanabe

09.45 - 10.00 14-02 TOLERANCE OF FLAGELLATED PROTOZOA TO EXTREME ENVIRONMENTAL CONDITIONSPOTENTIALLY ENCOUNTERED AT DEEP-SEA HYDROTHERMAL VENTSM Atkins, M Hanna, E Kupetsky

10.00 - 10.15 14-03 IN SITU STIMULATION OF MICROBIAL SULFATE REDUCTION IN AN ACIDIC MINING LAKE BYADDITION OF ORGANIC SUBSTRATER Frömmichen, W Geller, P Herzsprung, S Kellner, A Lorke, K Wendt-Potthoff

10.15 - 10.30 14-04 SEDIMENT BIOGEOCHEMISTRY AND SOLUTE FLUXES THROUGH THE SEDIMENT-WATERINTERFACE OF GAS-HYDRATE BEARING SEDIMENTS AT THE CASCADIA SUBDUCTION ZONEU Witte, A Boetius, P Linke, O Pfannkuche, D Rickert, H Sahling

10.30 -10.45 14-05 SUBSURFACE WATER TEMPERATURES IN POLAR DESERT STREAMSM Gooseff, D McKnight, P Conovitz

10.30 - 11.00 Coffee

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09.30 - 10.15 CS 17 Optics

Chairman: Colin Reynolds

09.30 - 09.45 17-01 OPTICAL PROPERTIES OF THE CENTRAL CALIFORNIA COAST DURING THE UPWELLINGSEASON AND ATTEMPTS AT CLOSUREE Palomino, R Maffione, W Broenkow, F Chavez

09.45 - 10.00 17-02 BIO-OPTICAL CHARACTERISTICS OF SNOW AND ICE COVER OF NORTHERN LAKES ANDRIVERS: IMPLICATIONS OF GLOBAL CHANGEC Belzile, W Vincent, J Gibson

10.00 - 10.15 17-03 A TECHNIQUE FOR ESTIMATING SPECTRAL PROPERTIES AND TRACING SOURCESIGNATURES OF CHROMOPHORIC DISSOLVED ORGANIC MATTER (CDOM) IN COASTALWATERSC Stedmon, S Markager, H Kaas

10.30 - 11.00 Coffee

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09.30 - 09.45 27-21 HATCHING RATES AND FEEDING BEHAVIOUR OF THE COPEPOD ONCAEA MEDIA IN THE EMEDITERRANEANS Zervoudaki, E Christou, I Siokou-Frangou, T Nielsen

09.45 - 10.00 27-22 INGESTION AND PRODUCTION OF FAECAL PELLETS AND HOUSES BY THEAPPENDICULARIAN OIKOPLEURA DIOICA EXPOSED TO 5 DIFFERENT PHYTOPLANKTON.P Tiselius, K Tönnesson, M Maar, E Friis Møller, S Satapoomin, T Zervoudaki, E Christou,A Sell, J Pedersen.

10.00 - 10.15 27-23 COPEPOD GRAZING ON PHYTOPLANKTON AND PLANKTONIC CILIATES IN THEMEDITERRANEAN SEA A GIANNAKOUROUI Siokou, T Zervoudaki, P Pitta, E Christou

10.15 - 10.30 27-24 SOURCES OF ANNUAL RECRUITMENT OF ACARTIA TONSA (COPEPOD: CALANOIDA) INTHE PECONIC BAY ESTUARY, LONG ISLAND, NEW YORKE Hillebrand, D Lonsdale

10.30 - 11.00 Coffee

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Tuesday June 6 - afternoon


13.30 - 15.00 SS 01 The interface between theory and field experiment: getting beyondyes-or-no answers

Chairmen: Orlando Sarnelle and Sebastian Diehl

13.30 - 13.45 01-06 EFFECTS OF MIXING DEPTH AND BACKGROUND TURBIDITY ON PHYTOPLANKTON:THEORY AND FIELD EXPERIMENTSS Berger, S Diehl, R Ptacnik

13.45 - 14.00 01-07 TEMPERATURE EFFECTS ON EXPORT PRODUCTIONE Laws

14.00 - 14.15 01-08 HOW IMPORTANT IS SPECIES SORTING TO THE RESPONSE OF ECOSYTEMS TOENVIRONMENTAL CHANGE? THEORY AND EXPERIMENTS IN PONDSVal H Smith

14.15 - 14.30 01-09 INTERTIDAL PREDATION DYNAMICS DEPICTED BY CELLULAR AUTOMATA MODELS.C Robles, R Desharnais

14.30 - 14.45 01-10 UNRAVELING THE BIFURCATION STRUCTURE OF A LIVE PREDATOR-PREY SYSTEMG Fussmann, S Ellner, N Hairston

14.45 - 15.00 01-11 CROSSING THE BOUNDARY BETWEEN LABORATORY AND FIELD EXPERIMENTS: FOOD-LIMITED GROWTH IN MARINE FISH LARVAEA Bochdansky, P Grønkjær, W Leggett

15.30 - 16.00 Coffee

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13.30 - 15.45 SS14 Crossing the membrane boundary between life and death:The biogeochemistry of lysis and EOC production by phytoplankton and bacteria

Chairmen: David Bird and Susana Augusti

13.30 - 14.00 14-01 UNDERSTANDING AND QUANTIFYING CELL DEATH: NEW INSIGHTS INTO THEFUNCTIONING OF AQUATIC SYSTEMSS Agustí

14.00 - 14.15 14-02 MORTALITY IN PHYTOPLANKTON: WHAT’S GOING ON INSIDE THE MEMBRANE?J Berges

14.15 - 14.30 14-03 TRANSPARENT EXOPOLYMERIC PARTICLES (TEP) IN NORTH-WESTERN MEDITERRANEANSEA: ABUNDANCE, SIZE DISTRIBUTION AND C:N RATIO.S Beauvais, R Lemee, X Mari, M Pedrotti

14.30 - 14.45 14-04 PROGRAMMED CELL DEATH OF THE BLOOM FORMING DINOFLAGELLATE PERIDINIUMGATUNENSE IS MEDIATED BY CO2 LIMITATION, OXIDATIVE STRESS AND A CONDITIONINGFACTORA Kaplan, A Vardi, T Rozenberg, I Frank-Berman, O Hadas, A Levine

14.45 - 15.00 14-05 TEN YEARS AFTER: REVISITING THE SIGNIFICANCE OF VIRUSES TO MORTALITY ANDCARBON FLOW IN AQUATIC ECOSYSTEMSC Suttle, S Wilhelm

15.00 - 15.15 14-06 THE C:N RATIO OF ORGANIC MATTER IN A SHALLOW SEDIMENT TRAP INCLUDING ITSSOLUBILIZATION PRODUCTSP Kähler, E Bauerfeind

15.15 - 15.30 14-07 SEVERAL TECHNIQUES TO DETERMINE CELL LYSIS DISCUSSED FROM EXAMPLESC Brussaard

15.30 - 15.45 14-08 FACTORS CONTROLLING PHYTOPLANKTON LYSIS RATE IN QUEBEC LAKESD F Bird, M Pominville

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13.30 - 15.00 SS 15 Organic matter as a linkage between terrestrial and freshwater ecosyst

Chairman: Robert G Wetzel

13.30 - 13.45 15-06 ORGANIC MATTER INPUT AND USE DURING SPRING RUNOFF INTO AN ARCTIC LAKEJ Hobbie, G Kling, M Bahr

13.45 - 14.00 15-07 LEACHING OF ORGANIC MATTER FROM FORESTED CATCHMENTS IN FINLANDP Kortelainen, M Ahtiainen, L Finer, T Mattsson, T Sallantaus, S Saukkonen

14.00 - 14.15 15-08 ASSESSMENT OF ORGANIC CARBON BIOAVAILABILITY AMONG HABITATS AND HYDROLOGICAL INPUTS IN THE SACRAMENTO AND SANJoaquin River Delta, W Sobczak, J Cloern, B Cole, T Schraga

14.15 - 14.30 15-09 CADMIUM FREE-ION (CD2+) RELEASE FROM DISSOLVED FULVIC ACID AND NATURALDISSOLVED ORGANIC CARBON AS A FUNCTION OF UVB-DOSE USING AN ION-EXCHANGETECHNIQUEJ Auclair, R Néron, C Fortin

14.30 - 14.45 15-10 NATURAL AND ANTHROPOGENIC INPUT OF DISSOLVED ORGANIC CARBON IN SURFACEWATERSA Sachse, J Gelbrecht, C Steinberg

14.45 - 15.00 15-11 CHANGES IN NUTRIENT MINERALIZATION AND CARBON POOLS DURING MAXIMIZEDDENITRIFICATION IN RIPARIAN WETLANDSL Kamp-Nielsen, T Davidsson, C Hoffmann

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13.30 - 15.00 SS 20 The role of aquatic macrophytes in lakes

Chairman: Erik Jeppesen

13.30 - 14.00 20-10 RESISTANCE AND RESILIENCE OF CHAROPHYTES FOLLOWING AN INCREASE AND AREDUCTION OF P-LOADINGM Meijer, R Portielje, W Joosse, R Noordhuis, M Van den Berg, H Coops, B Ibelings,E Lammens

14.00 - 14.15 20-11 ANALYZING AND PREDICTING THE OCCURRENCE OF AQUATIC MACROPHYTES IN DUTCHSHALLOW LAKES USING LOGISTIC MODELSM Van den Berg, W Joosse, H Coops

14.15 - 14.30 20-12 INCREASE OF CHARA RETURNS STATUS AS WATERBIRD HOTSPOT TO LAKE VELUWE, THENETHERLANDSR Noordhuis, M van den Berg, J Tempel

14.30 - 14.45 20-13 SUBMERGED VEGETATION HAMPERS THE GROWTH AND TOXIN PRODUCTION OFCYANOBACTERIAT Kairesalo, J Horppila, K Kuoppamäki, A Väisänen, J Vaitomaa, K Sivonen

14.45 - 15.00 20-14 THE EFFECTS OF MACROPHYTES ON THE WATER QUALITY DURING A DROUGHT IN ASHALLOW TROPICAL LAKE (L. CHAD)J Lemoalle, S Thomas

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13.30 -15.30 SS 21 Aquatic species invasions


13.30 - 14.00 21-28 TRANSITIONS IN INVADER DEMOGRAPHICS AND PREY COMMUNITY COMPOSITIONFOLLOWING THE INVASION OF HARP LAKE, ONTARIO, CANADA, BY THE SPINY WATERFLEA, BYTHOTREPHESN Yan, A Blukacz, W Sprules, P Kindy, D Hackett

14.15 - 14.30 21-30 MODELING BYTHOTREPHES INVASIONS IN EUROPE AND NORTH AMERICAH MacIsaac, H Ketelaars, I Grigorovich, C Ramcharan, N Yan

14.30 - 14.45 21-31 IMPACTS OF BIOLOGICAL INVASIONS ON FRESHWATER ECOSYSTEMSE Mills, K Holeck

14.45 - 15.00 21-32 UNDERSTANDING PATHWAY COMPLEXITY: CHANGES IN BALLAST WATER BIOTA DURINGTRANSOCEANIC VOYAGESL Smith, B Galil, G Ruiz

15.00 - 15.15 21-33 ALIENS IN THE MEDITERRANEAN: PATTERNS AND INTERACTIONS.B S Galil

15.15 - 15.30 21-34 DEVELOPMENT OF MANAGEMENT AND CONTROL STRATEGIES FOR INTRODUCEDMACROALGAE IN THE AUSTRALIAN REGION.M L Campbell, N J Bax

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13.30 - 15.45 SS 33 Coastal embayments as important land-margin ecosystems: Fate and

transformations of reactive nutrients

Chairmen: Sigrún H Jónasdóttir and Wim C M Klein Breteler

13.30 - 13.45 33-06 IMPACT OF NUTRIENTS AND SEDIMENTS ON AN AUSTRALIAN ESTUARY, MORETON BAY

W Dennison, E Abal

13.45 - 14.00 33-07 TRANSFORMATION OF PARTICLE-BOUND PHOSPHORUS AT THE LAND-SEA INTERFACE

H Jensen, T Bendixen, F Andersen

14.00 - 14.15 33-08 SALT-WATER INTRUSION INTO SHALLOW COASTAL AQUIFERS: IMPACT ON SEDIMENT

NITROGEN AND PHOSPHORUS POOLS AND POTENTIAL FOR ALTERING NUTRIENT FLUXES

S Joye, R Lee

14.15 - 14.30 33-09 MACROALGAL RETENTION AND TURNOVER OF NITROGEN ACROSS A NUTRIENT GRADIENT

IN A SHALLOW COASTAL EMBAYMENT

A Tyler, K McGlathery

14.30 - 14.45 33-10 GRADIENTS OF EUTROPHICATION REVEALED BY STABLE ISOTOPES (D15N, D13C) IN

COASTAL SEDIMENTS OF THE BALTIC SEA.

M Meili, R Carman, M Mörth, P Jonsson

14.45 - 15.00 33-11 INFLUENCE OF SHELLFISH FARMING ACTIVITIES ON THE BIOGEOCHEMICAL COMPOSITION

OF THE WATER COLUMN IN THE THAU LAGOON

P Souchu, A Vaquer, Y Collos, J Deslous-Paoli

15.15 - 15.30 33-13 TRAPPING AND RECYCLING OF ORGANIC MATTER IN A SMALL, TEMPERATE ESTUARY

I Anderson, J Bauer, H Wang

15.30 - 15.45 33-14 A FOUR-YEAR EUTROPHICATION EXPERIMENT IN OPEN LAND-LOCKED BAY II. RESPONSE

ON HETEROTROPHS

Y Olsen

15.30 - 16.00 Coffee

Hall A1

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13.30 - 15.30 CS 16 Microbial food web interactions

Chairman: Klaus Jürgens

13.30 - 13.45 16-01 BACTERIVOROUS AND ALGIVOROUS CILIATES AS A FOOD SOURCE FOR THE ROTIFERBRACHIONUS CALYCIFLORUSS Mohr, R Adrian

13.45 - 14.00 16-02 TROPHIC INTERACTIONS BETWEEN THE MESOZOOPLANKTON AND THE MICROBIAL WEBIN CONTRASTING FOOD WEBSS Wickham, R Adrian, N Butler

14.00 - 14.15 16-03 OUTBREAKS OF MIXOTROPHIC ALGAE: MULTIPLE RESOURCE EXPLOITATION OR COUPLEDPROCESSES?S Watson, E McCauley

14.15 - 14.30 16-04 CONTROL OF PICOPLANKTON IN THE GULF OF AQABA DURING THE SPRING BLOOMU Berninger, S Wickham

14.30 - 14.45 16-05 COMPETITION BETWEEN ALGAE AND BACTERIA FOR PHOSPHORUS AND ITS EFFECTS ONTHE DISSOLVED ORGANIC CARBON (DOC) POOL: STUDIES OF PLANKTONIC FOOD WEBS INMICROCOSMSL Olsen, O Vadstein, H Reinertsen

14.45 - 15.00 16-06 COUPLING THE MICROBIAL FOOD WEB WITH FISH: ARE BACTERIA ATTACHED TOCYANOBACTERIA AN IMPORTANT FOOD SOURCE FOR JUVENILE ROACH?N Kamjunke, T Mehner

15.00 - 15.15 16-07 BACTERIAL LOSSES TO PREDATION IN THE CENTRAL ATLANTIC OCEAN IN SPRING ANDAUTUMN,1995E Vazquez-Dominguez, J Gasol, S Agust¡, D Vaque

15.15 - 15.30 16-08 DIRECT AND INDIRECT EFFECTS OF SEDIMENT RESUSPENSION ON HETEROTROPHICPROTISTAN COMMUNITIEST Garstecki, S Wickham

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Wednesday June 7

Hall A2

08.30 - 09.30 Plenarychaired by Bo Riemann

Mary I ScrantonState University of New York at Stony Brook, USA.

ZONES OF LOW OXYGEN AND THE REDOX TRANSITION LAYER AS BOUNDARIES INAQUATIC ENVIRONMENTS

AbstractThe boundary between oxic and anoxic conditions is a region of opportunity, as well asa barrier, in aquatic environments. Although lowered oxygen concentrations can act as abarrier for many larger organisms, the oxic/anoxic transition zone is also home to manymicrobial species, which take advantage of the relatively close juxtaposition of oxidizedand reduced chemical compounds. Because of the strong chemical gradients, biologicalpopulations become strongly stratified. Results from a variety of oxic/anoxic transitionzones in marine and fresh waters will be discussed.

Program, Wednesday June 7


Morning sessions, page 50 to 58

12.30 - 13.30 Lunch


Afternoon sessions, page 59 to 67

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09.30 - 12.30 SS 08 Microbial diversity and community structure in aquatic environments -regulating mechanisms in different habitats

Chairmen: Michard Christen and Manfred G Höfle

09.30 - 10.00 08-01 COMMUNITY FINGERPRINTING IN AQUATIC ECOSYSTEMSG Muyzer

10.00 - 10.15 08-02 GENETIC DIVERSITY OF EUKARYOTIC PICOPLANKTON IN DIFFERENT OCEANIC REGIONS BYSSU RIBOSOMAL RNA GENE CLONING AND SEQUENCINGC Pedros-Alio, B Diez, R Massana

10.15 - 10.30 08-03 BIODIVERSITY AND OCCURRENCE PATTERNS OF THERMOCOCCUS SP. AT DEEP-SEAHYDROTHERMAL VENTSA Teske, C Wirsen, S Molyneaux, A Gomez, H Jannasch, V Edgcomb, D Kysela

10.30 - 11.00 Coffee

11.00 - 11.15 08-04 MARINE PROKARYOTE DIVERSITY AND SPATIAL SCALE OF COMMUNITY HETEROGENEITYACROSS SURFACE WATERS OF THE PACIFIC OCEANM Demarest, M Moline, C Kitts, A Schaffner

11.15 - 11.30 08-05 A TIME SERIES OF SMALL SUBUNIT RIBOSOMAL RNA GENES FROM UNCULTIVATEDPICOPLANKTON IN MONTEREY BAY, CALIFORNIA.M Suzuki, E DeLong

11.30 - 11.45 08-06 USE OF DENATURING GRADIENT GEL ELECTROPHORESIS (DGGE) TO FOLLOW CHANGES INTHE FRESHWATER MICROBIAL COMMUNITIESK Haukka, E Heikkinen, M Niva, T Kairesalo, K Sivonen

11.45 - 12.00 08-07 DYNAMICS OF COASTAL BACTERIOPLANKTON IN THE NORTH SEA DURING A TIDAL CYCLET Brinkhoff, H Grossart

12.00 - 12.15 08-08 MARINE BACTERIOPHAGE DIVERSITY IN THE SOUTHEASTERN PACIFIC OCEANS Jiang, L Zhang

12.15 - 12.30 08-09 FINGERPRINTING GENETIC DIVERSITY AND METABOLIC ACTIVITY OF BACTERIOPLANKTONIN THE CENTRAL BALTIC BY RIBOSOMAL RNA/DNA ANALYSISB Engelen, I Brettar, M Höfle

12.30 - 13.30 Lunch

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09.30 - 12.45 SS19 Lakes in flood-pulsed environments

Chairman: A D Buijse and B Ibelings

09.30 - 10.00 19-01 FLOODPLAIN LAKES: LIMNOLOGY AND FUNCTIONS IN THE RIVER-FLOODPLAIN SYSTEMW Junk

10.00 - 10.15 19-02 THE INFLUENCE OF MAN-INDUCED CHANGES IN HYDROLOGY AND WATER QUALITY ONTHE ECOLOGICAL STATE OF DANUBE DELTA LAKESM Staras, W Oosterberg, A Buijse, I Navodaru, J Hanganu, H Coops, L Bogdan, B Ibelings,A Constantinescu

10.15 - 10.30 19-03 LIGHT CONTROL OF PHYTOPLANKTON PRODUCTIVITY IN A SHALLOW, FLOOD-PULSEDTROPICAL LAKER Arfi, V Benech

10.30 - 11.00 Coffee

11.00 - 11.15 19-04 FLOODS AND VEGETATION DYNAMICS: A CONCEPTUAL BASIS FOR ECOLOGICALRESTORATION OF FLOODPLAIN LAKESC Amoros, G Bornette

11.15 - 11.30 19-05 RELATION BETWEEN DISCHARGE AND PHYTOPLANKTON DYNAMICS ALONG A RIVER-LAKESYSTEMJ Köhler

11.30 - 11.45 19-06 IMPACT OF WATER-LEVEL FLUCTUATIONS ON THE PERIPHYTON COLONIZATION OFVERTICAL ARTIFICIAL SUBSTRATA IN A TROPICAL LAKE (BROBO, WESTAFRICA)S Thomas, P Cecchi, D Corbin, J Lemoalle

11.45 - 12.00 19-07 DISTRIBUTION AND ABUNDANCE OF MACRO-AUTOTROPHS AMONG LAKES OF THEMACKENZIE DELTAM Squires, L Lesack

12.00 - 12.15 19-08 ECOLOGICAL FUNCTIONING OF LAKES IN THE FLOODPLAIN OF THE RIVER RHINEA Buijse, B Ibelings, G van Geest, F Roozen, H Coops, R Roijackers, M Scheffer

12.15 - 12.30 19-09 EFFECTS OF TOPOGRAPHIC POSITION ON THE ECOLOGY OF LAKES IN THE MACKENZIEDELTA AND POTENTIAL RESPONSES TO GLOBAL CHANGEL Lesack, M Squires, C Teichreb, P Marsh

12.30 - 12.45 19-10 ZOOPLANKTON DYNAMICS IN RIVER-LAKE ECOSYSTEM (SPREE, GERMANY)N Walz, H Kim

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09.30 - 12.30 SS 32 Biogeochemical processes in estuaries

Chairmen: James McManus and Gar P Klinkhammer

09.30 - 10.00 32-01 DISSOLVED MANGANESE AND THE TURBIDITY MAXIMUM: HIGH-RESOLUTION DATA FROMTHE COLUMBIA RIVER ESTUARYG Klinkhammer, J McManus

10.00 - 10.15 32-02 SEASONAL DYNAMICS OF SUSPENDED, SETTLING, AND RECENTLY SEDIMENTED PARTICULATE ORGANIC MATTER IN A DROWNED RIVER ESTUARYE Clesceri, M Alperin, C Martens, D Albert, M Cotte

10.15 - 10.30 32-03 TEMPORAL AND SPATIAL VARIATIONS IN MICROBIAL BIOGEOCHEMISTRY OF A COASTALPLAIN ESTUARYM Schwartz, A Beauregard, A Parker, J Sharp

10.30 - 11.00 Coffee

11.00 - 11.15 32-04 TEMPORAL VARIATION IN PARTICULATE AND DISSOLVED TRACE METALS IN THETILLAMOOK BAY WATERSHED, OREGOND Colbert, J McManus

11.15 - 11.30 32-05 DISSOLVED AND PARTICULATE TRACE ELEMENTS IN THE INTERTIDAL AREA OF THESOUTHERN GERMAN BIGHT

J Hinrichs, B Schnetger, H Brumsack

11.30 - 11.45 32-06 BENTHIC FLUXES OF ORGANIC MATTER AND CONTAMINANTS IN SAN DIEGO BAYR Chen, D Chadwick, J Leather

11.45 - 12.00 32-07 RATES AND MECHANISMS OF CHEMICAL EXPORT FROM THE WADDEN SEA AND THESOUTH ATLANTIC BIGHTT Shaw, H Brumsack, B Schnetger, J Hinrichs, J Krest

12.00 - 12.15 32-08 HYDROPHOBIC ORGANIC CONTAMINANTS AS TRACERS OF ESTUARINE DYNAMICS IN THECHESAPEAKE BAYJ Baker

12.15 - 12.30 32-09 DENITRIFICATION IN COASTAL SEDIMENT (AARHUS BUGT, DENMARK)L Nielsen

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09.30 - 12.30 SS 37 Spatial and temporal scales controlling plankton dynamics

Chairmen: Hans W Paerl and Kaisa Kononen

09.30 - 10.00 37-01 INTERACTING SMALL- AND LARGE-SCALE CONTROLS OF PHYTOPLANKTONCOMMUNITIES: EXPLORING LINKS TO BLOOM DYNAMICSH Paerl

10.00 - 10.15 37-02 CROSS SYSTEMS PATTERNS OF NITRATE UPTAKE AND PHYTOPLANKTON COMMUNITYSTRUCTUREY Collos, A Vaquer, P Souchu

10.15 - 10.30 37-03 PHYTOPLANKTON RESOURCE COMPETITION: EFFECTS OF VARIABLE NUTRIENT UPTAKERATESE Litchman, P Bossard, C Klausmeier

10.30 - 11.00 Coffee

11.00 - 11.15 37-04 LARGE SPATIAL SCALE MEASUREMENTS OF MICROBIAL ENZYME ACTIVITIES USING ANAUTOMATED CONTINUOUS UNDERWAY ENZYME ASSAYJ Ammerman

11.15 - 11.30 37-05 GYMNODINIUM MIKIMOTOI ICHTYOTOXINS AT THE CENTIMETER SCALE: 3D-MODELLINGOF THE POPULATION CONFINEMENT IN THE PYCNOCLINE (BAY OF BISCAY - FRANCE)P Gentien

11.30 - 11.45 37-06 PHYTOPLANKTON RESPONSE TO DIFFERENT PARAMETERIZATIONS OF TURBULENT MIXINGIN THE UPPER OCEAN MIXED LAYERW Barkmann

11.,45 - 12.00 37-07 SPATIAL VARIABILITY OF PHYTOPLANKTON PHYSIOLOGY AND PRODUCTION THROUGHOUT THE ATLANTIC OCEAND Suggett, P Holligan, J Aiken

12.00 - 12.15 37-08 PHYSICAL CONTROLS ON PHYTOPLANKTON PHOTOPHYSIOLOGY IN THE REGION OF ASHELF SEA FRONT: AN FRRF BASED FIELD STUDY.M Moore, P Holligan, J Sharples

12.15 - 12.30 37-09 SEASONAL VARIATION IN PHYTOPLANKTON PRODUCTION, SPECIATION AND PHYSIOLOGYIN THE GREENLAND SEA (NORTHERN NORTH ATLANTIC)K Richardson, A Kristensen, S Markager

12.30 - 13.30 Lunch

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Auditorium Special session : Tutorial

09.30 - 12.30 SS 43 Oxic-anoxic boundary phenomena

Chairman: Peter Casper, Donald D Adams and Pirkko Kortelainen

09.30 - 10.00 43-01 THE BORDERS OF THE ANOXIC WORLD; A TUTORIAL ON REDOX CYCLING BY AN OXYGENRESPIRING ORGANISMB Wehrli

10.00 - 10.15 43-02 THE EFFECT OF ANOXIA ON THE FLUX OF DIFFERENT ORGANIC MATTER SPECIES ACROSSTHE SEDIMENT-WATER INTERFACEA Skoog, L Wacker

10.15 - 10.30 43-03 SEDIMENT-GAS IN LAKE BALGTON, HUNGARYK Csermák

10.30 - 11.00 Coffee

11.00 - 11.15 43-04 PHOSPHORUS RELEASE FROM DEEP WATER SEDIMENTS IN AN OLIGOTROPHIC LAKE ANDITS RELATIONSHIP TO THE OXYGEN DEPLETION IN THE OVERLYING WATERC Boylen, A Eiling, L Eichler

11.15 - 11.30 43-05 GAS TRANSPORT ACROSS REDOX BOUNDARIES IN NORTHERN GERMAN LAKESD Adams, P Casper, A Furtado

11.30 - 11.45 43-06 MOLECULAR ECOLOGICAL ANALYSIS OF METHANOGENS IN SURFACE SEDIMENTS OF ANEUTROPHIC FRESHWATER LAKE (L. DAGOW, NE GERMANY)P Casper, M Siegesmund, A Furtado

11.45 - 12.00 43-07 HIGH-RESOLUTION INVESTIGATION OF LAKE PAVIN REDOX BOUNDARY (FRANCE)E Viollier, D Jezequel, G Michard, P Alberic, F Prevot, M Evrard, D Lavergne, M Pepe,G Sarazin

12.00 - 12.15 43-08 THE RELATION BETWEEN NUTRIENT CONCENTRATIONS IN THE PORE WATER OF ORGANICSEDIMENTS AND THE WATER CURRENT IN WATERS OF A LOWLAND FLOODPLAINR Knösche

12.15 - 12.30 43-09 MEDIA : AN OBJECT ORIENTED MODELING ENVIRONMENT FOR THE EARLY DIAGENESIS OFMARINE AND ESTUARINE SEDIMENTS.F Meysman, C Heip, P Herman, J Middelburg

12.30 - 13.30 Lunch

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09.30 - 12.30 SS 46 The Response of Northeast and Northwest Atlantic Shelf Ecosystems toClimate Variability and Change

Chairman: Charles Greene and B Planque

09.30 - 10.00 46-01 THE RESPONSE OF NORTHEAST AND NORTHWEST ATLANTIC SHELF ECOSYSTEMS TOCLIMATE VARIABILITY AND CHANGEC Greene

10.00 - 10.15 46-02 PHYSICAL OCEANOGRAPHY, CLIMATE AND ECOSYSTEM CHANGE INTHE NORTH ATLANTICR Dickson, B Planque

10.15 - 10.30 46-03 EVIDENCE FROM THE CONTINUOUS PLANKTON RECORDER (CPR) SURVEY FOR INTERREGIONAL BIOLOGICAL RESPONSES TO HYDROMETEOROLOGICAL FORCING INTHE NORTHERN NORTH ATLANTICP Reid

10.30 - 11.00 Coffee

11.00 - 11.15 46-04 NORTH ATLANTIC OSCILLATION AND SPRING BLOOM PHYTOPLANKTON COMPOSITION INTHE ENGLISH CHANNELR Harris, X Irigoien, R Head, D Harbour

11.15 - 11.30 46-05 HYDROGRAPHIC AND TRANSPORT VARIABILITY ON THE NORTHWEST ATLANTIC SHELFC Hannah, J Loder, B Petrie, E Gonzalez

11.30 - 11.45 46-06 IMPACT OF CLIMATE VARIABILITY ON THE HYDROGRAPHY AND ECOLOGY OF THENORTHWEST ATLANTIC SHELFA Pershing, C Greene

11.45 - 12.00 46-07 INTERANNUAL VARIABILITY OF CALANUS FINMARCHICUS ON GEORGES BANK AND IN THEGULF OF MAINE: RESULTS FROM THE GLOBEC STUDYE Durbin, M Casas, J Pierson

12.00 - 12.15 46-08 A COMPARISON OF HYDROGRAPHIC PROCESSES AND THE DISTRIBUTION OF CALANUSSPP. ON THE SCOTIAN AND LABRADOR SHELVES AND IN THEIR ADJACENT DEEP OCEANSIN THE 1990SE Head

12.15 - 12.30 46-09 CLIMATOLOGY AND CANONICAL INDICES OF CALANUS FINMARCHICUS ABUNDANCE,TEMPERATURE AND SALINITY ON THE US NORTHEAST CONTINENTAL SHELFJ Goulet

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11.00 - 12.15 CS 22 Stable isotopes

Chairman: Don Canfield

11.00 - 11.15 22-01 ON THE RELATION BETWEEN PHOTOSYNTHETIC ELECTRON TRANSPORT AND NETOXYGEN EVOLUTION: THE ROLE OF OXYGEN CONSUMING PROCESSES IN THE LIGHTJ Kromkamp, J Peene, E Morris

11.15 - 11.30 22-02 USING STABLE ISOTOPES TO TRACK METHYL AND INORGANIC MERCURY ACCUMULATIONIN FRESHWATER ZOOPLANKTONP Pickhardt, C Folt, C Chen, B Klaue

11.30 - 11.45 22-03 TEMPERATURE DEPENDENCE OF STABLE SULFUR ISOTOPIC FRACTIONATION DURINGBACTERIAL SULFATE REDUCTION IN SEDIMENTS AND PURE CULTURESV Brüchert, C Knoblauch, B Jørgensen

11.45 - 12.00 22-04 SULFUR ISOTOPE FRACTIONATION DURING SULFATE REDUCTION BY NATURALPOPULATIONS OF SULFATE-REDUCING BACTERIA.K Habicht, D Canfield

12.00 - 12.15 22-05 ISOTOPE FRACTIONATION DURING MICROBIAL SULFATE REDUCTION AT HIGHTEMPERATURESD Canfield, K Habicht

12.25 - 12.30 22-06 IMPORTANCE OF THE DEEP CHLOROPHYLL LAYER OF A MOUNTAIN LAKE FORPLANKTON IN OTHER STRATA: A WHOLE-LAKE N-15 TRACER EXPERIMENTW. Wurtsbaugh

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11.00 - 12.15 CS 23 Streams

Chairman: Hartmut Arndt

11.10 - 11.15 23-01 LEAF LITTER DECOMPOSITION IN SANDY LOWLAND STREAMSE Meyer, L Janning, B Klar, E Rammelmann

11.15 - 11.30 23-02 SMALL-SCALE INVESTIGATION OF PHYSICO-CHEMICAL GRADIENTS IN SEDIMENTS OF AMOUNTAIN STREAMH Escher, E Meyer

11.30 - 11.45 23-03 MICROBIAL ACTIVITY WITHIN GRAVEL BARS AND HYPORHEIC ZONES OF TWO STREAMSOF CONTRASTING LAND USES Hendricks, D White

11.45 - 12.00 23-04 NANOFAUNA OF BIOFILMS OF THE RIVER RHINE: RELATIONSHIP TO SEDIMENT ANDPLANKTON COMMUNITIESH Arndt, K Schmidt-Denter, D Altmann, A Scherwass, M Weitere

12.00 - 12.15 23-05 THE HETEROTROPHIC NANOFLAGELLATES (HNF) IN THE PELAGIAL OF A LARGE RIVER(RIVER RHINE): STRUCTURE AND CONTROL BY PELAGIC AND BENTHIC PREDATORSM Weitere, H Arndt

12.30 - 13.30 Lunch

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09.30 -12.45 CS 26 UV-radiation and the aquatic biota onsdag morning

Chairman: Ellen van Donk and Dag Hessen

09.30 - 09.45 26-01 IMPACTS OF ENHANCED ULTRAVIOLET RADIATION AND DISSOLVED ORGANIC CARBON ONTHE SURVIVAL OF DAPHNIA LONGISPINA (CLADOCERA) IN A SUBARCTIC FINNISHLAPLANDM Rautio

09.45 - 10.00 26-02 DAPHNIA VERTICAL MIGRATION IN THE PRESENCE AND ABSENCE OF UV RADIATIONUNDER FULL SPECTRUM SOLAR RADIATION:REVISITING THE DAMAGING LIGHT HYPOTHESISD Leech, C Williamson

10.00 - 10.15 26-03 PHOTOCHEMICAL REACTIVITY OF AQUATIC MACROPHYTE LEACHATES: ABIOTIC TRANSFORMATIONS AND BACTERIAL RESPONSEA Anesio, V Farjalla, S Bertilsson, W Graneli

10.15 - 10.30 26-04 THE INTERACTION BETWEEN ULTRAVIOLET RADIATION, DOC AND ZOOPLANKTON INFRESHWATER ECOSYSTEMSH De Lange, D Morris, C Williamson

10.30 - 11.00 Coffee

11.00 - 11.15 26-05 IS THE NITROGEN METABOLISM OF SILICATE-LIMITED PHYTOPLANKTON AFFECTED BYULTRAVIOLET-B RADIATION?E Fouilland, M Gosselin, B Mostajir, M Levasseur, J Chanut, S Demers

11.15 -11.30 26-06 UV IRRADIATED ALGAE AFFECT FITNESS AND UV TOLERANCE OF DAPHNIAI Zellmer

11.30 - 11.45 26-07 UV-ABSORBING COMPOUNDS IN ZOOPLANKTON OF MOUNTAIN LAKESB Tartarotti, I Laurion, R Psenner, R Sommaruga

11.45 - 12.00 26-08 DIFFERENTIAL SENSITIVITY TO NATURAL UV-RADIATION AMONG PHYTOPLANKTONSPECIES IN ARCTIC LAKES (SPITSBERGEN, NORWAY)E Van Donk, B Faafeng, H De Lange, D Hessen

12.00 - 12.15 26-09 PHOTOSYNTHETIC RESPONSE OF PICO- AND NANOPLANKTONIC ALGAE TO UVB, UVAAND PAR IN A HIGH MOUNTAIN LAKEC Callieri, G Morabito, Y Huot

12.15 - 12.30 26-10 BIOREACTIVITY OF ORGANIC MATTER: MICROBIAL UTILIZATION AND THE EFFECT OF UVIRRADIATION IN THE SOUTHERN OCEANB Rosenstock, M Simon

12.30 - 12.45 26-11 EFFECTS OF SOLAR UV RADIATION ON THE CHEMICAL SPECIATION OF IRON IN AQUATICSYSTEMSB Sulzberger, L Emmenegger, L Sigg

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13.30 - 15.30 SS 02 Thermodynamics of aquatic systems

Chairman: Søren Nors Nielsen and Colin S Reynolds

13.30 - 14.00 02-01 THERMODYNAMICS OF AQUATIC SYSTEMS - AN INTROCUTIONS W Nielsen

14.00 - 14.15 02-02 HOW SIMPLE THERMODYNAMICS CAN ASSIST THE AQUATIC ECOLOGISTC S Reynolds

14.15 - 14.30 02-03 A THERMODYNAMICALLY CONSTRAINED METABOLIC ECOSYSTEM MODELJ Vallino, C Hopkinson

14.30 - 14.45 02-04 VARIABILITY IN THE NORTH SEA FISH COMMUNITY AT DIFFERENT LEVELS OF SPECIESAGGREGATION IN AN ECOLOGICAL HIERARCHYD Duplisea, F Blanchard

14.45 - 15.00 02-05 HOW CAN WE DESCRIBE ADAPTATION FOR HYDROBIOLOGICAL MODELS?S E Jørgensen

15.30 - 16.00 Coffee

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13.30 - 16.45 SS 08 Microbial diversity and community structure in aquatic environments -regulating mechanisms in different habitats

Chairmen: Michard Christen and Manfred G Höfle

13.30 - 13.45 08-10 MRNA EXPRESSION AND REGULATION OF ASSIMILATORY NITRATE REDUCTASE AMONGDIVERSE MARINE BACTERIOPLANKTON ISOLATES AND COMMUNITIESM Booth, A Allen, J Zehr, M Gilligan, M Frischer, P Verity

13.45 - 14.00 08-11 ADVANCES IN IN SITU PCR AND RELATED IN SITU AMPLIFICATION APPROACHES FORSTUDYING AQUATIC BACTERIAL COMMUNITIES AND PROCESSESR Hodson, F Chen

14.00 - 14.15 08-12 IN SITU ANALYSIS OF METHANOGENIC AND SULFATE-REDUCING ACTIVITY IN ANAEROBICSEDIMENTS OF THE DANUBE DELTAK Zepp, C Dinkel, G Friedl, J Friedrich, K Nyundu, E Sahan, B Wehrli

14.15 - 14.30 08-13 CHANGES IN DIVERSITY OF MARINE MICROBIAL COMMUNITIES STUDIED IN NUTRIENTENRICHED MESOCOSMSH Schaefer, G Muyzer

14.30 - 14.45 08-14 CHANGES IN DIVERSITY OF MARINE BACTERIAL ASSEMBLAGES DURING MICROCOSMINCUBATIONSR Massana,C Pedros-Alio, E Casamayor, J Gasol

14.45 - 15.00 08-15 REGULATION OF BACTERIAL BIOMASS AND COMMUNITY STRUCTURE BY METAZOAN ANDPROTOZOAN PREDATIONK Jrgens, S Langenheder

15.00 - 15.15 08-16 IMPACT OF ULTRAVIOLET RADIATION ON BACTERIOPLANKTON COMMUNITYCOMPOSITION IN MARINE SURFACE WATERSC Winter, M Moeseneder, G Herndl

15.15 - 15.30 08-17 CROSS INFECTIVITY OF MARINE VIRUSES UNVEILED BY GENETIC LINKAGE OF THEIR HOSTSF Chen, Y Zhong, D Bachoon, J Lu, S Lau, L Campbell, R Hodson

15.30 - 16.00 Coffee

16.00 - 16.15 08-18 The active proportion of aquatic bacteria - large between-habitat differencesA Karlsson, E Törnblom, B Boström, L Tranvik

16.15 - 16.30 08-19 DEAD OR ALIVE: IMPROVEMENTS TO THE VITAL STAIN AND PROBES METHOD FORASSESSING THE PHYSIOLOGIC STATUS OF INDIVIDUAL BACTERIA CELLS.M Frischer, M Jones, V Ballard, P Verity

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13.30 - 16.45 SS 16 Transport and transformation of DOM from land to sea

Chairmen: Wilhelm Granéli and Lars Tranvik

13.30 - 14.00 16-01 AQUATIC TRANSPORT AND TRANSFORMATION OF ORGANIC CARBON - LINKS IN THECARBON TRANSFER FROM LAND TO SEAM Jansson, G Bengtsson, K Bishop, W Granéli, L Rahm, L Tranvik, J Wikner

14.00 - 14.15 16-02 METABOLISM OF OC IN LARGE RIVERS: INSIGHTS FROM SIMPLE MODELS AND ISOTOPEANALYSESN Caraco, J Cole, J Bauer, P Raymond

14.15 - 14.30 16-03 BIOAVAILABILITY AND CHEMICAL COMPOSITION OF DISSOLVED ORGANIC NITROGEN INNATURAL AND POLLUTANT SOURCES TO AQUATIC ECOSYSTEMSS Seitzinger, M Mazurek, R Styles, R Lauck, T Wiegner, R Sanders

14.30 - 14.45 16-04 PHOTOCHEMICAL RELEASE OF BIOAVAILABLE NITROGEN FROM DISSOLVED ORGANICMATTER IN A SHALLOW COASTAL SYSTEMI Buffam, K McGlathery

14.45 - 15.00 16-05 DYNAMICS OF BIODEGRADABLE DOC PRODUCED BY FRESHWATER PHYTOPLANKTONBLOOMSM Sondergaard, N Borch

15.00 - 15.15 16-06 SORPTION OF FULVIC ACID BY STREAMBED IRON OXIDES: SORPTION RATES DETERMINEDIN AN EXPERIMENTAL INJECTION OF SUWANNEE RIVER WATER INTO A MOUNTAINSTREAMD McKnight, G Hornberger, K Bencala, E Boyer

15.15 - 15.30 16-07 CHEMICAL CHARACTERISTICS OF DISSOLVED ORGANIC MATTER (DOM) IN AN ARCTICESTUARY - KARA SEAR Amon, R Benner

15.30 - 16.00 Coffee

16.00 - 16.15 16-08 THE CHEMICAL COMPOSITION AND PHOTOREACTIVITY OF RIVERINE DISSOLVED ORGANICMATTER (DOM) AND HOW THEY IMPACT DOM BIOAVAILABILITYE Kaiser, B Sulzberger

16.15 - 16.30 16-09 DIFFERENCES IN CONSUMPTION OF ALLOCHTHONOUS DOC AT LIMNIC AND ESTUARINECONDITIONS IN A WATERSHEDJ Wikner, R Cuadros, M Jansson

16.30 - 16.45 16-10 SYNERGISTIC DECOMPOSITION ALONG AN ESTUARINE GRADIENT: THE IMPACT OFPHOTOCHEMISTRY ON DOC, DON, AND DOP BIOAVAILABILITYS McCallister, J Bauer, H Ducklow


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13.30 - 17.00 SS 30 What is controlling the distribution of seagrasses?

Chairmen: Ole Pedersen and Marianne Holmer

13.30 - 14.00 30-1 CONTROLS OF SEAGRASS DISTRIBUTIONJ Borum

14.00 - 14.15 30-2 LIMITED COUPLING OF MACROPHYTE PRODUCTION AND BACTERIAL CARBON CYCLINGIN ZOSTERA SEDIMENTSH Boschker, A Wielemaker, B Schaub, M Holmer

14.15 - 14.30 30-3 SULFUR CYCLING IN TEMPERATE AND TROPICAL SEAGRASS SEDIMENTSM Holmer, F Andersen, S Nielsen, H Boschker

14.30 - 14.45 30-4 SEAGRASS SPECIES REACT INDEPENDENTLY TO WATER QUALITY IN SOUTH FLORIDAJ Fourqurean, J Boyer

14.45 - 15.00 30-5 SULPHATE REDUCTION AND NITROGEN FIXATION RATES ASSOCIATED WITH ROOTS,RHIZOMES AND SEDIMENTS FROM ZOSTERA NOLTII AND SPARTINA STRICTA MEADOWSL B Nielsen, K Finster, D Welsh, A Donelly, R Herbert, R de Wit, B Lomstein

15.00 - 15.15 30-6 WHAT CONTROLS THE DISTRIBUTION OF SEAGRASSES?: REPRODUCTION, EVOLUTIONAND/OR PHYSIOLOGYJ Ackerman

15.15 - 15.30 30-7 EELGRASS (ZOSTERA MARINA) DISTRIBUTION - PAST AND PRESENT. EXAMPLES FROMDANISH COASTAL AREASN Rask, E Bondgaard

15.30 - 16.00 Coffee

16.00 - 16.15 30-08 THE SEAGRASS PARADOX: CARBON LIMITED PHOTOSYNTHESIS OF MARINE ANGIOSPERMSR Zimmerman

16.15 - 16.30 30-09 SEAGRASS DIEOFF IN FLORIDA BAY 1989-1999: DECADAL TRENDS IN ABUNDANCE ANDGROWTH OF THALASSIA TESTUDINUMJ Zieman, J Fourqurean, T Frankovich

16.30 - 16.45 30-10 N-retention in a Thalassia hemprichii seagrass bed in South Sulawesi, IndonesiaJ Stapel, M Hemminga, C Bogert, Y Maas

16.45 - 17.00 30-11 ROLE OF ENVIRONMENTAL VARIABILITY IN STRUCTURING CHESAPEAKE BAY SEAGRASSCOMMUNITIESR Wetzel, K Moore


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Chairman:Hans W Paerl and Kaisa Kononen

13.30 - 14.00 37-10 WIND-TRIGGERED EVENTS OF PHYTOPLANKTON DOWNWARD FLUX IN THE NORTHEASTWATER POLYNYAS Pesant, L Legendre, M Gosselin, E Bauerfeind, G Budéus

14.00 - 14.15 37-11 ZOOMING INTO & OUT OF GEOSTROPHIC FRONTS AND MARGINAL ICE ZONES: PARTICLEFLUX AND PELAGIC SYSTEM DYNAMICSR Peinert, E Bauerfeind, R Ramseier

14.15 - 14.30 37-12 MULTISCALE SPATIAL RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN ZOOPLANKTON COMMUNITY STRUCTUREAND ENVIRONMENTAL HETEROGENEITY IN A CORAL REEF LAGOONC Avois, P Legendre

14.30 - 14.45 37-13 LONG-TERM, FINE-SCALE DISTRIBUTION AND VERTICAL MIGRATION OF ZOOPLANKTONOVER CORAL REEFS, EILAT, THE RED SEA, USING A MULTI-BEAM 3-D SONAR (FTV)R Yahel, J Jaffe, A Genin

14.45 - 15.00 37-14 DUAL LIMITATION OF PHYTOPLANKTON PRODUCTIVITY IN THE RED SEA BY NITROGENAND PHOSPHORUSM M Tilzer

15.00 - 15.15 37-15 DEEP CHLOROPHYLL MAXIMUM CREATED BY HETEROCAPSA TRIQUETRA EHRENBERG ATTHE ENTRANCE TO THE GULF OF FINLAND, BALTIC SEAK Kononen, P Gentien, T Huttula, M Huttunen, J Laanemets, M Lilover, J Pavelson, A Stips

15.15 - 15.30 37-16 RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN MESOSCALE CIRCULATION, VERTICAL STRUCTURE OF THEWATER COLUMN AND PHYTOPLANKTON DISTRIBUTION IN THE CATALAN SEA.M Estrada

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16.00 - 17.00 SS 42 The microbial ecology and biogeochemistry of aquatic sediments

Chairmen: Bo Thamdrup, John W Morse and Kirsten Habicht

16.00 - 16.30 42-01 MICROBIAL ECOLOGY AND BIOGEOCHEMISTRY OF FLOODED RICE FIELDSR Conrad

16.30 - 16.45 42-02 INCORPORATION OF MACROPHYTES AND ANIMALS IN EARLY DIAGENETIC MODELSJ Middelburg, P Herman, K Soetaert, M Starink, J Wijsman, F Meysman

16.45 - 17.00 42-03 A MECHANISTIC MODEL FOR METHANE EMISSION FROM RICE PADDIESP van Bodegom, J Goudriaan, P Leffelaar, A Stams

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13.30 - 14.30 SS 43 Oxic-anoxic boundary phenomena

Chairman: Peter Casper, Donald D Adams and Pirkko Kortelainen

13.30 - 13.45 43-10 METHANE OXIDATION IN LAKES: IMPLICATIONS FOR METHANE EMISSION AND ENERGYTRANSFER TO PELAGIC FOOD WEBSL Tranvik, J Ejlertsson

13.45 - 14.00 43-11 METHANOTROPHIC BACTERIA LIVING ON SUBMERGED AQUATIC MACROPHYTESB Sorrell, M Downes, C Stanger

14.00 - 14.15 43-12 RELEASE OF PHOSPHORUS AND NITROGEN FROM THE BOTTOM SEDIMENTS OF STRATIFIEDLAKES WITH VARIOUS METHANOGENIC ACTIVITYT Gonsiorczyk, P Casper, R Koschel

14.15 - 14.30 43-13 FACTORS CONTROLLING THE DISTRIBUTION, FATE AND FLUX OF METHYLMERCURYACROSS THE SEDMENT-WATER INTERFACER Mason, J Benoit, N Lawson

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13.30 - 15.15 CS 10 Biomanipulation and applied ecology

Chairman: Richard Lathrop

13.30 - 13.45 10-01 PRESENTATION OF MANAGEMENT MODELS TO PREDICT THE ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT OFSALMONID CAGE FARMING IN THE •LAND ARCHIPELAGO, BALTIC SEAL Nordvarg

13.45 - 14.00 10-02 LONG-TERM BIOMANIPULATION OF A STRATIFIED LAKE: DISENTANGLING TOP-DOWN ANDBOTTOM-UP EFFECTST Mehner, P Kasprzak, K Wysujack, U Laude, R Koschel

14.00 - 14.15 10-03 BIOMASS-DEPENDENT EFFECTS OF COMMON CARP ON WATER QUALITY: IMPLICATIONSFOR BIOMANIPULATION OF TEXAS RESERVOIRSW Nowlin, R Drenner, M Chumchal, S Mann

14.15 - 14.30 10-04 DIEL DISTRIBUTION PATTERN OF ROACH - A MAIN FACTOR DETERMINING ZOOPLANKTONCONSUMPTION IN A SMALL MESOTROPHIC LAKES Haertel, R Eckmann

14.30 - 14.45 10-05 STOCKING PISCIVORES TO IMPROVE FISHING AND WATER CLARITY: A SYNTHESIS OF THELAKE MENDOTA BIOMANIPULATION PROJECTR Lathrop, B Johnson, T Johnson, M Vogelsang, T Hrabik, J Kitchell, S Carpenter

14.45 - 15.00 10-06 CHANGE OF PHYTOPLANKTON COMPOSITION AND BIODIVERSITY IN LAKE SEMPACHBEFORE AND DURING RESTORATIONH Buergi, P Stadelmann

15.00 - 15.15 10-07 THE HIDDEN FOOD WEB IN A TROPHIC CASCADEC Ramcharan, D McQueen, N Yan

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13.30 - 17.00 CS 20 Plankton and nutrient dynamics

Chairman: Peter Verity and Katarina Vrede

13.30 - 13.45 20-01 SPECIFIC PRIMARY PRODUCTION OF PICO-, NANNO- AND NETPLANKTON IN RELATION TOCLADOCERAN GRAZING RATES IN A MESOTROPHIC LAKE WITH A DEEP CHLOROPHYLLMAXIMUM (DCM)S Steiner, P Kasprzak

13.45 - 14.00 20-02 A TIME SERIES OF CHANGES IN NUTRIENTS AND PLANKTON IN A SUBTROPICAL ESTUARYP Verity

14.00 - 14.15 20-03 A 3D ECO-HYDRODYNAMICAL MODEL OF MEDITERRANEAN SEAA Crise, G Crispi, C Solidoro

14.15 - 14.30 20-04 EVALUATION OF LIGHT, NUTRIENT AND TEMPERATURE CONTROLS OF SESTON ELEMENTALCOMPOSITION (C:N:P) IN LAKE SUPERIOR, USAK Schulz, J Schampel, R Sterner

14.30 - 14.45 20-05 SPECIES-SPECIFIC ALKALINE PHOSPHATASE ACTIVITY OF A NATURAL FRESHWATERPHYTOPLANKTON COMMUNITY FOLLOWING NUTRIENT ENRICHMENTK Rengefors, C Hauper, K Ruttenberg, C Taylor, B Howes, D Anderson

14.45 - 15.00 20-06 MULTIPLE STRESSORS: EFFECTS OF METAL AND NUTRIENT ENRICHMENT ONPHYTOPLANKTONS Rick, J Sanders, G Riedel, D Breitburg

15.00 - 15.15 20-07 PLANKTON DYNAMICS IN COASTAL WATER MESOCOSMS WITH DIFFERENT NUTRIENTCONCENTRATIONSC Duerselen, T Raabe, J Sun, S Qian, U Brockmann

15.15 - 15.30 20-09 THE ELEMENTAL COMPOSITION OF BACTERIOPLANKTON - EFFECTS OF DIFFERENTGROWTH CONDITIONSK Vrede, M Heldal, S Norland, T Thingstad

15.30 - 16.00 Coffee

16.00 - 16.15 20-10 REGULATION OF BACTERIAL ACTIVITY BY NUTRIENT SUPPLY IN THE OLIGOTROPHICOCEANJ Gasol, C Duarte, E Vazquez-Dominguez, D Vaqu‚ S Agust¡

16.15 - 16.30 20-11 BENTHIC-PELAGIC LINKS: EFFECTS OF EUTROPHICATION ON THE PRODUCTION ANDCONSUMPTION OF BENTHIC VERSUS PELAGIC ALGAE IN DANISH LAKESY Vadeboncoeur, E Jeppesen, M Vander Zanden

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Thursday June 8

Hall A2

08.30 - 09.30 Plenarychaired by Bente Lomstein

Tom FenchelMarine Biological Laboratory, University of Copenhagen

THE AQUATIC SEDIMENT: A MULTI-BOUNDARY SYSTEM

AbstractAquatic biologists once described sediments as being almost homogeneous media forthe burrowing macrofauna and sediments were characterised only by mechanicalproperties and by net fluxes of solvents across the surface. More recent studies haverevealed increasingly complex spatial (mm scale) and temporal patterns. These patternsare explained in terms of transport mechanisms, competition for light and for differentelectron acceptors for microbial respiration, ventilated animal burrows, and theheterogeneous distribution of particulate organic matter; the chemo- and photosensorybehaviour of microorganisms is of particular significance in this context. Emphasisingmarine shallow-water sediments, the lecture will review recent developments in thestudy of sediment complexity, and the function and diversity of the microbial biota.

Program, Thursday June 8


8 morning sessions, page 70 to 79

12.30 - 13.30 Lunch


8 afternoon sessions, page 80 to 87

16.00 - 18.00 Poster session

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09.30 - 12.45 SS 10 Microbe-particle interactions in pelagic ecosystems

Chairman: Farooq Azam, Barry Sherr and Evelyn Sherr

09.30 - 10.00 10-01 BIOGEOCHEMICAL CONSEQUENCES OF BACTERIA-ORGANIC-MATTER INTERACTIONS INTHE SEAF Azam

10.00 - 10.15 10-02 BACTERIOPLANKTON EXTRACELLULAR RELEASE: A NOVEL SOURCE OF COLLOIDALORGANIC CARBON IN THE SEAG Herndl, K Stoderegger, C Pausz, M Perez

10.15 - 10.30 10-03 PARTICLES AS POINT SOURCE TARGETS FOR CHEMOTACTIC PROTISTS AND OSMOTROPHSN Blackburn, T Fenchel, P Hansen

10.30 - 11.30 Coffee

11.00 - 11.15 10-04 DYNAMICS AND BACTERIAL COLONIZATION OF MICROAGGREGATES IN A LARGEMESOTROPHIC LAKEM Simon, T Brachvogel, S Knoll, B Schweitzer, W Zwislr

11.15 - 11.45 10-05 COMPARISON OF FREE-LIVING AND PARTICLE-BOUND BACTERIOPLANKTONCOMMUNITIES IN THE WESTERN MEDITERRANEAN SEA AS STUDIED BY 16S rRNAANALYSISM. G Höfle

11.45 - 12.00 10-06 STRUCTURAL AND FUNCTIONAL SUCCESSION OF ATTACHED AND FREE-LIVING BACTERIALCOMMUNITIES DURING A FRESHWATER PHYTOPLANKTON BLOOMJ Worm, K Garde, K Gustavson, N Borch, L Riemann

12.00 - 12.15 10-07 Particulate Combined Amino Acids: A Key Factor of Microbial Degradation on Aggregates?H Grossart, H Ploug

12.15 - 12.30 10-08 DON - PON INTERACTIONS IN MARINE WATERS: DEGRADATION OF DEAD BACTERIA ANDTHEIR PEPTIDOGLYCAN COMPONENTS BY LIVE BACTERIAN Jørgensen, A Pedersen

12.30 - 12.45 10-09 PARTICLE SIZE-FRACTIONATED KINETICS OF DMS PRODUCTION: THE IMPORTANCE OFMICROSCALE INTERACTIONS IN BIOGEOCHEMICAL PROCESSESM Scarratt, G Cantin, M Levasseur, S Michaud

12.30 - 13.30 Lunch

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09.30 - 12.30 SS 17 Approaches to regional monitoring and assesment of surface water quality

Chairmen: Spencer A Petersen and Richard K Johnson

09.30 - 10.00 17-01 THE WHAT, WHY, AND HOW OF REGIONAL ENVIRONMENTAL RESOURCE MONITORINGS Peterson, S Paulsen

10.00 - 10.15 17-02 ECOLOGICAL LINKAGES: SPATIAL CONGRUITY AND SCALER Johnson, W Goedkoop, L Sandin

10.15 - 10.30 17-03 REGIONALIZATION OF STREAM CONDITIONS AT MULTIPLE SPATIAL SCALESS Paulsen, T DeMoss, T Pheiffer, J Stoddard, K Jones

10.30 - 11.00 Coffee

11.00 - 11.15 17-04 FINNISH LAKE SURVEY: SURVEY DESIGN AND ESTIMATION OF REGIONAL LAKE WATERQUALITYM Forsius, J Mannio, H Sirví

11.15 - 11.30 17-05 A PHOENIX RISING: THE ENVIRONMENTAL MONITORING AND ASSESSMENT PROGRAMAND THE COASTAL 2000 NATIONAL SURVEY.K Summers

11.30 - 11.45 17-06 EVALUATION OF ECOLOGICAL PROCESSES AT MULTIPLE SCALES USING HIGH SPEEDSYNOPTIC SAMPLING AND MODELING TECHNIQUES: COMPARISONS ACROSS ECOSYSTEMBOUNDARIESC Madden, D Gruber, W Kemp

11.45 - 12.00 17-07 THE USE OF GIS TO ASSESS THE EFFECTS OF PRESENT AND HISTORICAL LAND USE ONCONTAMINANT INPUT TO WETLANDS OF AN URBANIZED ESTUARYK Kimbrough, R Dickhut

12.00 - 12.15 17-08 DEVELOPING WATER QUALITY MONITORING IN THE ARCHIPELAGO SEA OF SOUTHWESTFINLAND, BALTIC SEAA Erkki

12.15 - 12.30 17-09 MAPPING OF SEAGRASS BEDS USING IN SITU OBSERVATIONS AND SELECTIVE GIS-INTERPOLATION A NEW METHODJ Laursen, D Krause-Jensen

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09.30 - 12.30 SS 22 Quantitative links between past and present - Paleolimnologicalcontributions to contemporary process studies

Chairmen: N John Anderson and Daniel R Engstrom

09.30 - 10.00 22-01 QUANTITATIVE LINKS BETWEEN PAST AND PRESENT: A TUTORIALD Engstrom, N Anderson

10.00 - 10.15 22-02 TRACING ANTHROPOGENIC CHANGES IN A FLORIDA DRAINAGE BASIN USING SEDIMENTPROXIESC Schelske, W Kenney, J Smoak, M Waters

10.15 - 10.30 22-03 QUANTITATIVE LINKS BETWEEN DIATOMS AND ECO-CLIMATIC CONDITIONS IN SUBARCTICSWEDISH LAKESR Hall, C Bigler, I Renberg

10.30 - 11.00 Coffee

11.00 - 11.15 22-04 LIMITATIONS AND VALIDATION OF DIATOM - PHOSPHORUS CALIBRATION MODELSE Bradshaw, N Anderson

11.15 - 11.30 22-05 LONG-TERM PERSPECTIVES ON LEAD POLLUTION OF LAKES IN SWEDENI Renberg, M Brännvall, R Bindler

11.30 - 11.45 22-06 PREDICTING THE FUTURE AND UNRAVELLING THE PAST: PALEOLIMNOLOGICAL ANALYSESOF FLUCTUATIONS IN THE CLIMATE AND WATER QUALITY OF CENTRAL SASKATCHEWANJ Rusak, P Leavitt, G Chen, M Chen, J You, L Zhang

11.45 - 12.00 22-07 POLYPHOSPHATE AS A PROXY FOR HISTORIC NUTRIENT ENRICHMENT AND LIMITATIONW Kenney, C Schelske

12.00 - 12.15 22-08 PALEO-OPTICAL CHARACTERISTICS OF NORTHERN LAKES DURING THE HOLOCENE:APPLICATION OF A NEW UV EXPOSURE INDEXW Vincent, R Pienitz, E Saulnier-Talbot

12.15 - 12.30 22-09 LONG TERM RECORDS OF PLANKTONIC DIATOMS IN A EUTROPHIC LAKEC Gibson, R Foy, S Lennox

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09.30 - 12.45 SS 23 The recovery of freshwater ecosystems from acidification: the role of air,land and sediment boundaries

Chairman: Norman Yan and John Gunn

09.30 - 10.00 23-01 THE RECOVERY OF FRESHWATER ECOSYSTEMS FROM ACIDIFICATION: THE ROLE OF AIR,LAND AND SEDIMENT BOUNDARIES - INTRODUCTORY TUTORIALN Yan, P Dillon, B Keller

10.00 - 10.15 23-02 EFFECTS OF CLIMATE ON CHANGES IN LAKE CHEMISTRY IN S. ONTARIO FOLLOWINGREDUCTIONS IN SULPHUR DEPOSITIONP Dillon

10.15 - 10.30 23-03 SEDIMENT-WATER PROCESSES INVOLVED IN REPLENISHMENT OF EXCHANGEABLE CATIONSDURING RECOVERY FROM EXPERIMENTAL ACIDIFICATION IN LITTLE ROCK LAKE, USAP.L.Brezonik, C Sampson

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11.00 - 11.15 23-04 RECOVERY FROM ACIDIFICATION BY WISCONSIN (USA) LAKES: ROLE OF DEPOSITIONHISTORY, CLIMATE AND DOCT Asplund, K Webster

11.15 - 11.30 23-05 USING LAKE SEDIMENT CORES TO STUDY REVERSING ACIDIFICATION IN SWEDENA Ek, T Korsman

11.30 - 11.45 23-06 EFFECTS OF RISING PH ON PELAGIC COMMUNITIES IN ACIDIC LAKES: PRIMARYCOLONIZATION OF MINING LAKES VERSUS RE-COLONIZATION OF SOFTWATER LAKESR Deneke, D Lessmann, B Nixdorf

11.45 - 12.00 23-07 THE RECOVERY OF LAKES FROM ACIDIFICATION AND THE EMERGENCE OFZOOPLANKTON RESTING EGGSS Arnott, N Yan, C Holt, W Keller

12.00 - 12.15 23-08 RATE, EXTENT AND REGULATION OF THE RECOVERY OF FISH IN LAKES AND STREAMSRECOVERING FROM ACIDIFICATIONM Appelberg

12.15 - 12.30 23-09 CHEMICAL PROPERTIES OF SMALL FOREST LAKES IN RELATION TO CHANGES INATMOSPHERIC ACID DEPOSITION, LIMING TREATMENTS AND CATCHMENTDISTURBANCEST Tulonen, L Arvola, M Rask

12.30 - 12.45 23-10 RESSOURCE UTILIZATION BY PHYTOPLANKTON IN ACID MINING LAKESJ Tittel, B Zippel, R Knösche, A Lorke, V Bissinger

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Chairman: Thomas Kiørboe and André Visser

09.30 - 10.00 35-01 FAR-REACHING FLOW EFFECTS AT SMALL PARTICLE REYNOLDS NUMBERP Jumars, L Karp-Boss, E Boss

10.00 - 10.15 35-02 MECHANORECEPTION BY CALANOID COPEPODS: ENCOUNTER AND CAPTURE OFDISTANT PREYM Bundy, H Vanderploeg, G Paffenhofer

10.15 - 10.30 35-03 HYDROMECHANICAL SIGNALS IN THE PLANKTONA Visser

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11.00 - 11.15 35-04 INFLUENCE OF COPEPOD BEHAVIOR ON PREDATION MORTALITYJ Titelman

11.15 - 11.30 35-05 LIFE IN TRANSITION: BALANCING VISCOUS AND INERTIAL FORCES BY PLANKTONICCOPEPODSJ Yen

11.30 - 11.45 35-06 PHYSIOLOGICAL THRESHOLDS OF GAUSSIA PRINCIPS TO CONTROLLED MECHANICALSTIMULIM J Weissburg, D Fields, D Shaeffer

11.45 - 12.00 35-07 ESCAPE BEHAVIOUR OF PLANKTONIC PROTISTSH Jakobsen

12.00 - 12.15 35-08 AN INDIVIDUAL-BASED APPROACH OF ZOOPLANKTON BEHAVIOR IN MICROSCALEPHYTOPLANKTON PATCHESL Seuront, E Ramat, P Preux, Y Lagadeuc

12.15 - 12.30 35-09 FLUID MOTION AND SOLUTE DISTRIBUTION AROUND SINKING MARINE SNOWAGGREGATES: IMPLICATIONS FOR REMOTE DETECTION BY COLONIZING ZOOPLANKTERST Kiørboe, U Thygesen, H Ploug

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Chairman: Hans W Paerl and Kaisa Kononen

09.30 - 09.45 37-17 PHYSICAL FORCINGS ON PLANKTON PRODUCTIVITY IN THE GULF OF LIONA Petrenko, G Coustillier, P Raimbault, C Grenz

09.45 - 10.00 37-18 SEASONAL AND INTERANNUAL VARIABILITY OF PRIMARY PRODUCTIVITY IN CHESAPEAKEBAY FROM REMOTELY SENSED OBSERVATIONSL Harding, Jr.

10.00 - 10.15 37-19 SHORT-TERM AND LONG-TERM VARIATIONS OF PHYTOPLANKTON ASSEMBLAGES ANDPRODUCTIVITY IN A N-W ADRIATIC AREA INFLUENCED BY THE PO RIVERA Pugnetti, L Alberighi, D Barletta, M Bastianini, F Bernardi Aubry, A Berton, G Socal,C Totti

10.15 - 10.30 37-20 PLANKTON DYNAMICS IN A SUBTROPICAL AUSTRALIAN ESTUARY: RAPID TURNOVER ANDLOW BIOMASSJ O’Neil, M O’Donohue, C Heil, P Glibert, J Greenwood

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11.00 - 11.15 37-21 PARTIALLING OUT SPATIAL AND TEMPORAL VARIABILITY IN PHYTOPLANKTONCOMMUNITY STRUCTURE ALONG THE RIVERINE - ESTUARINE TRANSITION OF THESCHELDE ESTUARY (BELGIUM)K Muylaert, K Sabbe, W Vyverman

11.15 - 11.30 37-22 THE AFFECTS OF TEMPORAL AND SPATIAL SCALES OF SAMPLING ON THE DESCRIPTIONOF ALGAL BLOOM PHENOMENA IN A LARGE HIGHLY COLORED RIVER, THE ST. JOHNSRIVER, FL, USAE Phlips, M Cichra

11.30 - 11.45 37-23 SEASONAL VARIATION IN THE OCCURRENCE OF LIGHT AND NUTRIENT LIMITATION OFPHYTOPLANKTON GROWTH IN LARGE RIVERSR Koch, P Bukaveckas

11.45 - 12.00 37-24 EFFECTS OF MIXING ON THE CYANOBACTERIUM MICROCYSTISP M Visser

12.00 - 12.15 37-25 HIGH-RESOLUTION SPATIAL PATTERNS OF ZOOPLANKTON: IMPLICATIONS FOR TROPHICINTERACTIONS IN LAKESW Sprules, T Morris

12.15 - 12.30 37-26 EXAMPLES OF PORE WATER FLUSHING IN BALTIC SANDY SEDIMENTS?S Forster

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11.00 - 12.30 SS 40 Bioturbation: the water-sediment interface is under control

Chairman: Franck Gilbert and George Stora

11.00 - 11.30 40-01 SOMETHING SEEMS TO BE WRONG IN YOUR SEDIMENT DATA: BIOTURBATION STRUKAGAIN !G Stora, F Gilbert

11.30 - 11.45 40-02 THE INFLUENCE OF PERIODIC FOOD PULSES ON THE FEEDING BEHAVIOUR OF YOLDIAHYPERBOREA AND ITS EFFECT ON BOUNDARY LAYER DYNAMICSR Stead, R Thompson

11.45 - 12.00 40-03 CAN DIFFERENCES IN DIGESTIVE STRATEGY BETWEEN BACTERIA AND DEPOSIT FEEDERSAFFECT INTENSITY OF BIOTURBATION?L Mayer, D Shull, P Jumars

12.00 - 12.15 40-04 A PARTICLE-LATTICE AND AUTOMATON MODEL FOR HEAD-DOWN DEPOSIT FEEDERSSEDIMENT MIXINGF Francois

12.15 - 12.30 40-05 QUANTIFYING BIOIRRIGATION IN AQUATIC SEDIMENTS - AN INVERSE APPROACHC Meile, C Koretsky, P Van Cappellen

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09.30 - 09.45 42-04 RATE OF GROWTH OF METHANE BUBBLES IN FRESHWATER AND MARINE SEDIMENTSB Boudreau, B Gardiner, B Johnson

09.45 - 10.00 42-05 ORGANIC INTERMEDIATES ARE NOT CONSUMED DURING METHANOGENESIS INSEDIMENTS FROM NORTHERN WETLANDSM Hines, K Duddleston, R Kiene

10.00 - 10.15 42-06 SYMBIOTIC CHEMOAUTOTROPHIC BACTERIA MAY PLAY AN IMPORTANT ROLE IN THESULFUR CYCLE OF MARINE SEDIMENTSN Dubilier, D de Beer, T Ferdelman, J Kuever, F Riemann, F Thiermann, R Amann

10.15 - 10.30 42-07 THE EFFECT OF EELGRASS DECOMPOSITION ON SEDIMENT CARBON AND NITROGENCYCLINGB A Lomstein, A Pedersen, J Berntsen

10.30 - 11.00 Coffee

11.00 - 11.15 42-08 CONTRASTING MICROBIAL ENZYME ACTIVITIES IN SEDIMENTS AND SEAWATER:IMPLICATIONS FOR CARBON REMINERALIZATION AND MICROBIAL COMMUNITYCOMPOSITIONC Arnosti

11.15 - 11.30 42-09 LIVE AND DEAD BACTERIAL CELLS IN A FRESHWATER SEDIMENT PROFILEE Tornblom, P Lantz, A Karlsson, L Tranvik

11.30 - 11.45 42-10 SEASONAL AND SPATIAL VARIATION IN RIBOSOMAL RNA CONCENTRATION IN OFFSHORELAKE MICHIGAN SEDIMENTS: A PROPOSED ROLE FOR EUKARYOTIC GRAZERSB MacGregor, D Moser, B Baker, E Alm, M Maurer, K Nealson, D Stahl

11.45 - 12.00 42-11 BIOGEOCHEMISTRY AND MICROBIAL COMMUNITY STRUCTURE OF AN INTERTIDAL MUDFLAT (GERMAN WADDENSEA)A. Schramm, E Llobet-Brossa, T Kjaer, R Meyer, B Hespenheide, M Boettcher, R Amann.

12.00 - 12.15 42-12 DIRECT EVIDENCE OF GEOCHEMICAL RECYCLING WITHIN SEDIMENTARYBIOGEOCHEMICAL ZONESR J G Mortimer

12.15 - 12.30 42-13 THE ROLE OF MANGANESE OXIDES IN DINITROGEN PRODUCTION IN MARINE SEDIMENTSB Thamdrup, T Dalsgaard

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09.30 - 10.15 CS 01 African fresh water systems

Chairman: Patricia Ramlal

09.30 - 09.45 01-01 TROPHIC PATHWAYS IN LAKE VICTORIA’S LOWER FOOD WEBD Branstrator, L Mwbaza-Ndawula, J Montoya

09.45 - 10.00 01-02 TRANSPORT AND TURNOVER OF ALLOCHTHONOUS ORGANIC CARBON IN LAKE MALAWIP Ramlal, R Hecky, S Schiff, H Bootsma

10.00 - 10.15 01-03 AQUATIC ECOSYSTEM DYNAMICS IN THE OKAVANGO DELTA, BOTSWANAM. Lindholm, P Høgberg, M , L Ramberg, M Krah, D Hessen

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11.00 - 12.00 CS 02 Methods

Chairman: Jonathan Sharp

11.00 - 11.15 02-01 APPLICATION OF ACID-BASE TITRATION METHOD TO DETERMINE BODY SURFACE AREA OFGAMMARIDEAN AMPHIPODX Wang, G Zauke

11.10 - 11.30 02-02 COUPLING BETWEEN PHYSICAL AND BIOLOGICAL PROCESSES IN THE OCEAN: A NEWMULTISCALE TESTING PROCEDUREL. Seuront, F Schmitt, H Yamazaki

11.30 - 11.45 02-03 CAVITY QED PHOTOELECTRONS AND THE LENARD EFFECTT V Prevenslik

11.45 - 12.00 02-04 ALGAL-AVAILABILITY OF PHOSPHORUS: ESTIMATION BY A DUAL CULTURE TECHNIQUEP Ekholm

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09.30 - 10.00 CS 20 Plankton and nutrient dynamics

Chairman: Peter Verity and Katarina Vrede

10.00 - 10.15 20-12 REGULATION OF A RESERVOIR ECOSYSTEM: INFLUENCES OF OMNIVOROUS FISH ANDWATERSHED NUTRIENT INPUTSM Vanni, W Renwick, J Headworth, K Arend, M Gonzalez, R Stein

10.15 - 10.30 20-13 NUTRIENT LIMITATION OF PHYTO- AND BACTERIOPLANKTON IN LATE SUMMER IN THECENTRAL BALTIC SEAP Kuuppo, J Seppälä, R Lignell, T Tamminen

10.30 - 10.45 20-15 PARTICLE DYNAMICS AND SEDIMENTATION OF DIATOMS FROM AN IRON-FERTILIZEDPATCH IN THE SOUTHERN OCEAN

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13.30 - 15.45 SS 11 Microbial microscale patchiness: chemosensory behavior of bacteria

Chairman: Jim Michell

13.30 - 14.00 11-01 WATER COLUMN MICROSCALE PATCHINESS: MEETING OF THE TACTIC AND TURBULENTLENGTH SCALESJ Mitchell, J Seymour

14.00 - 14.15 11-02 STRUCTURES AND INFLUENCE OF TURBULENCEH Yamazaki

14.15 - 14.30 11-03 YEAR-TO-YEAR DIFFERENTIAL CONTROL OF MICROSCALE PATCHINESS IN NUTRIENT ANDPHYTOPLANKTON DISTRIBUTIONSL Seuront, V Gentilhomme, Y Lagadeuc

14.30 - 14.45 11-04 MODEL OF NUTRIENT UPTAKE BY A SWIMMING MICROORGANISMV Magar, T Pedley

14.45 - 15.00 11-05 COLLECTIVE PATTERN-FORMING BEHAVIOUR IN POPULATIONS OF SWIMMING MICRO-ORGANISMS, AND HOW TO MODEL IT MATHEMATICALLYT Pedley

15.00 - 15.15 11-06 PLANKTONIC PREDATION IN A TURBULENT ENVIRONMENTD Lewis, T Pedley

15.15 - 15.30 11-07 BACTERIAL BEHAVIOR IN THE SEA AND ITS IMPLICATIONS FOR ORGANIC MATTER TRANSFORMATIONF Azam

15.30 - 15.45 11-08 MODELLING RUN-AND-TUMBLE CHEMOTAXIS IN A UNI-DIRECTIONAL SHEAR FLOWR Bearon, T Pedley

15.30 - 16.00 Coffee

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13.30 - 15.00 SS 17 Approaches to regional monitoring and assesment of surface water quality

Chairmen: Spencer A Petersen and Richard K Johnson

13.30 - 13.45 17-10 PHYTOPLANKTON DYNAMICS IN A COASTAL AREA OF THE NW ADRIATICF Bernardi Aubry, A Berton, M Bastianini, G Socal

13.45 - 14.00 17-11 USING NITROGEN STABLE ISOTOPES TO ASSESS LINKAGES BETWEEN LAND USE ACTIVITIESAND WATER QUALITY IN WESTERN U.S. WATERSHEDSC Luecke, B Thompson

14.00 - 14.15 17-12 ECOSYSTEM INSIGHTS GAINED FROM LONG-TERM MONITORING: THE LOWER CAPE FEARRIVER PROGRAM, NORTH CAROLINA, USAM Mallin, M McIver, S Ensign, D Parsons, G Shank

14.15 - 14.30 17-13 INDICATING THE TROPHIC STATE OF RUNNING WATERS BY SUBMERSED MACROPHYTES -A NEW MACROPHYTE INDEX DEVELOPED IN BAVARIA (GERMANY)S Schneider, A Melzer

14.30 - 14.45 17-14 CLIMATE CHANGE EFFECTS ON THE THERMAL STRUCTURE OF CLEAR AND COLOREDLAKES NEAR KILLARNEY, CANADAJ.M.Gunn, E Snucins

14.45 - 15.00 17-15 ASSESSMENT OF THE ECOLOGICAL STATUS AND DEVELOPMENT OF PRE-ALPINE SMALLLAKES USING A COMBINATION OF DIATOM INDEX, MACROPHYTE INDEX ANDCATCHMENT AREA INDEXU Raeder, J Seele, A Melzer

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13.30 - 15.00 SS 22 Quantitative links between past and present - Paleolimnologicalcontributions to contemporary process studies

Chairmen: N John Anderson and Daniel R Engstrom

13.30 - 13.45 22-10 HYDROLOGIC CONTROLS OF P ACCUMULATION IN LAKE KINNERET: ROLE OF DAMS ANDDIVERSIONS IN REGULATING LAKE PRODUCTIVITYK Hambright, W Eckert, P Leavitt, T Zohary, S Schwartz

13.45 - 14.00 22-11 REGIONAL SCALE INFERENCE OF LAKE PERTURBATION USING MULTIPLE-LAKE SAMPLINGSTRATEGIES AND PALAEOLIMNOLOGYN Anderson, D Engstrom

14.00 - 14.15 22-12 LINKING AIR QUALITY TO AQUATIC SEDIMENT QUALITY: THE EFFECTS OF URBANIZATIONP Van Metre, B Mahler

14.15 - 14.30 22-13 COMBINING NEO- AND PALEOLIMNOLOGICAL TECHNIQUES TO EXPLORE THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN DIATOM DISTRIBUTIONS AND BRINE TYPE IN SALINE LAKESJ Saros, S Fritz

14.30 - 14.45 22-14 MONITORING, MODELLING, AND RECONSTRUCTING LIMNOLOGICAL CHANGE: THELIMPACS PROGRAMMER Battarbee

14.45 - 15.00 22-15 TEMPORAL AND SPATIAL ASSESSMENT OF POLLUTION LEAD BURDENS IN A SMALL,BOREAL FOREST LAKE: A WHOLE BASIN STUDY USING LEAD ISOTOPE ANALYSESR Bindler, I Renberg, M Brännva

15.30 - 16.00 Coffee

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13.30 - 16.00 SS 35 Small-scale physical-biological interactions in the plankton

Chairman: Thomas Kiørboe and André Visser

13.30 - 13.45 35-10 THE ROLE OF THE PARTICLE SIZE SPECTRUM IN THORIUM SCAVENGING AND VERTICALFLUXA Burd

13.45 - 14.00 35-11 BIOLOGICAL CONSEQUENCES OF LOW REYNOLDS NUMBER HYDRODYNAMICS ANDBROWNIAN MOTION FOR SMALL PLANKTON AND UNATTACHED BACTERIAD Dusenbery

14.00 - 14.15 35-12 IS TURBULENCE INFLUENCING THE COMPETITION BETWEEN BACTERIA ANDPHYTOPLANKTON FOR NUTRIENTS?C Marrase, F Peters, L Arin, A Malits, M Alcaraz, M Sala, E Berdalet

14.30 - 14.45 35-13 EFFECTS OF TURBULENCE ON THE GROWTH OF TWO DIATOMS OF DIFFERENT SIZE:EMPIRICAL AND THEORETICAL APPROACHL Arin, C Marrase, F Peters, E Berdalet

14.45 - 15.00 35-14 THEORETICAL CONSTRAINTS ON THE UPTAKE OF SILICIC ACID SPECIES BY DIATOMSD.A. Wolf-Gladrow, A Wischmeyer, Y Del Amo, M Brzezinski

15.00 - 15.15 35-15 REVISED SI-UPTAKE KINETIC PARAMETERS FOR FOUR MARINE DIATOMS CALCULATED BYUSING A DIFFUSION-MODEL APPROACHY Del Amo, A Wischmeyer, M Brzezinski, D Wolf-Gladrow

15.15 - 15.30 35-16 LIFE AT AND BELOW THE KOLMOGOROV LENGTH SCALE: SOME CONSIDERATIONS ONPARTICLE ENCOUNTER AND NUTRIENT UPTAKEF Peters, C Marrase

15.30 - 15.45 35-17 TRANSIENT MICRO-SCALE NUTRIENT PATCHES AND MICROBIAL CHEMOTAXISN Blackburn, T Fenchel, J Mitchell

15.45 - 16.00 35-18 SPATIAL DISTRIBUTION OF AGE-0 POLLOCK AROUND A FRONTAL STRUCTURE IN SOUTHEAST BERING SEAL Ciannelli, R Brodeur, G Swartzman, J Napp

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13.30 -15.30 SS 37 Spatial and temporal scales controlling plankton dynamics

Chairmen: Hans W Paerl and Kaisa Kononen

13.30 - 13.45 37-27 LATERAL GRADIENTS IN PHYTOPLANKTON COMMUNITY STRUCTURE AND THE EFFECT ONMESOZOOPLANKTON PREY SELECTION AND OPERATIONAL TROPHIC LEVEL IN CHESAPEAKE BAYC Jordan, M Mallonee, W Miller, L Harding

13.45 - 14.00 37-28 OFFSHORE NUTRIENT INPUT TO NARRAGANSETT BAYS Granger, M Brush, S Nixon

14.00 - 14.15 37-29 THE SOUTHERN NORTH WEST SHELF, AUSTRALIA 1. A CRYPTIC UPWELLING SYSTEM?M Furnas

14.15 - 14.30 37-30 THE SOUTHERN NORTH WEST SHELF, AUSTRALIA. 2: THE FATE OF PRIMARY PRODUCTIONA McKinnon, S Duggan

14.30 - 14.45 37-31 MULTISCALE PHYTOPLANKTON PATCHINESS IN A TURBULENT COASTAL SEA: THREEFUNCTIONNING HYPOTHESESL Seuront, Y Lagadeuc

14.45 - 15.00 37-32 REPRESENTING PHYTOPLANKTON FUNCTIONAL GROUPS IN CARBON CYCLE MODELS. I.COCCOLITHOPHORESD Iglesias-Rodriguez

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13.30 - 15.45 SS 40 Bioturbation: the water-sediment interface is under control

Chairman: Franck Gilbert and George Stora

13.30 - 13.45 40-06 BIOTURBATION EFFECTS OF CHIRONOMUS RIPARIUS ON THE DISTRIBUTION AND ACTIVITYOF MICROORGANISMS INVOLVED IN THE BENTHIC NITROGEN CYCLEP Stief, D De Beer

13.45 - 14.00 40-07 LINKS BETWEEN MACROFAUNAL COMMUNITY STRUCTURE, BIOTURBATION EFFICIENCYAND NITROGEN DIAGENESIS: A FIELD STUDYK Ringdahl, S Hulth, R Rosenberg, P Engström

14.00 - 14.15 40-08 IMPACT OF BIOTURBATION BY ARENICOLA MARINA ON THE PARTITIONING ANDBIOAVAILABILITY OF FLUORANTHENE (PAH)T.L. Forbes, L Kure

14.15 - 14.30 40-09 Effects of benthic macroinvertebrates on phosphorus release from Lake Ladoga sedimentsN Ignatyeva, T Slepukhina

14.30 - 14.45 40-10 Mechanisms of size-dependent, non-local particle bioturbation in Boston HarborD Shull, M Yasuda, E Gallagher

14.45 - 15.00 40-11 THE INFLUENCE OF BIOGENIC IRRIGATION INTENSITY ON COUPLED NITRIFICATION /DENITRIFICATION IN MARINE SEDIMENTSS Hulth, F Gilbert, R Aller

15.00 - 15.15 40-12 THE IMPACT OF ARENICOLA MARINA ON CARBON AND NITROGEN BIOGEOCHEMISTRY INA SHALLOW LIMFJORD SEDIMENT (DENMARK).E Kristensen

15.15 - 15.30 40-13 THE IMPACT OF FIDDLER CRABS AND PLANT ROOTS ON SEDIMENT BIOGEOCHEMISTRY INA GEORGIA SALT MARSHB Gribsholt, J Kostka, E Kristensen

15.30 - 15.45 40-14 MODELLING THE EFFECTS OF DEPOSIT FEEDERS VIA AUTOMATONS ON A PARTICLELATTICEB Boudreau, J Choi, F Francois-Carcaillet

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13.30 - 13.45 42-14 KINETICS OF AMORPHOUS FE(III) OXIDE REDUCTION IN FRESHWATER WETLANDSEDIMENTSE Roden

13.45 - 14.00 42-15 SEASONAL OSCILLATIONS IN IRON AND SULFATE REDUCING MICROBIAL POPULATIONS INSALTMARSH SEDIMENTS AT SAPELO ISLAND, GAT DiChristina, C Koretsky, C Meile, J Kostka, P Van Cappellen

14.00 - 14.15 42-16 RESPIRATION OF FE(III) VS. SULFATE COUPLED TO ORGANIC MATTER REMINERALIZATIONIN SALTMARSH SEDIMENTSJ Kostka

14.15 - 14.30 42-17 LIMITATION OF MICROBIAL IRON REDUCTION BY REACTIVE IRON OXIDES IN MARINESEDIMENTSU Thomsen, B Thamdrup, B MacGregor, D Canfield

14.30 - 14.45 42-18 BIOGEOCHEMICAL CHANGES IN ACIDIC LIGNITE MINING LAKE SEDIMENT AFTER C AND PSUPPLEMENTATIONK Wendt-Potthoff, C Langner

14.45 - 15.00 42-19 ORGANIC CARBON MINERALIZATION BY PSYCHROPHILIC SULFATE-REDUCING BACTERIA INARCTIC SEDIMENTSC Knoblauch, K Sahm, B J›rgensen

15.00 - 15.15 42-20 SEDIMENTARY BIOGEOCHEMISTRY OF COLD SEEP CHEMOSYNTHETIC COMMUNITIES INTHE NORTHERN GULF OF MEXICOJ.W. Morse, R Arvidson

15.15 - 15.30 42-21 BACTERIAL ACTIVITY AND DIVERSITY IN GAS HYDRATE BEARING SEDIMENTS FROM THECASCADIA SUBDUCTION ZONEA Boetius, K Ravenschlag, D Rickert, U Witte

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16.00 - 16.15 42-22 NITRATE-ACCUMULATING SULFUR BACTERIA IN COASTAL MARINE SEDIMENTSM Sayama

16.15 - 16.30 42-23 GENETIC DIVERSITY OF ELEMENTAL SULFUR DISPROPORTIONATING BACTERIAK Finster, M Derakshani, B Thamdrup, W Liesack



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Bella Vista II+III Contributed session

13.30 - 16.00 CS 06 Benthos and biodiversity

Chairman: Alyson Wilson

13.30 - 13.45 06-01 PROTOZOA IN THE SANDY HYPORHEIC INTERSTITIAL OF A LOWLAND BROOK: THESTRUCTURE OF THE COMMUNITIES AND THEIR SPATIAL AND TEMPORAL DISTRIBUTION.E Cleven

13.45 - 14.00 06-02 A TALE OF TWO WORMS: OPTIMAL FORAGING THEORY, FUNCTIONALMORPHOLOGY AND FEEDING BEHAVIORD Dauer, E Pardo, K Worsaae

14.00 - 14.15 06-03 STOCHASTICITY AS AN IMPORTANT STRUCTURING FACTOR OF CHIRONOMIDCOMMUNITIES IN A LARGE, DEEP RIVERC Fesl

14.15 - 14.30 06-04 CAUSES AND CONSEQUENCES OF ARM DAMAGE IN THE SEASTAR B BaldwinJ Dayton, E Mills

14.30 - 14.45 06-05 MACROPHYTES AS INDICATORS OF ENVIRONMENTAL CONDITIONS ON STONE REEFS INKATTEGAT AND BELT SEAK Dahl, J Hansen

14.45 - 15.00 06-06 SPECIES RICHNESS AND TEMPORAL STABILITY IN MACROALGAL COMMUNITIESA Middelboe, K Sand-Jensen

15.00 - 15.15 06-07 PATCH CHOICE BEHAVIOR AND SPACE USE OF SALT-MARSH MACRO-INVERTEBRATESA Basset, L Fedele

15.15 - 15.30 06-08 IMPACT OF MACROALGAE BLOOMS ON THE MACROBENTHIC COMMUNITIES OF MONDEGOESTUARY (PORTUGAL)J C Marques

15.30 - 15.45 06-09 MODELING THE pH DEPENDENCE OF LEAD ADSORPTION TO NATURAL FRESHWATER BIOFILMSA Wilson, L Lion, Y Nelson

15.45 - 16.00 06-10 SPATIAL AND TEMPORAL SCALES CONTROLLING BENTHIC ALGAL DYNAMICSM Kahlert, A Hasselrot, K Pettersson, H Hillebrand

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Friday June 8

Hall A2

08.30 - 09.30 Plenarychaired by Frede Thingstad

Marten SchefferWageningen Agricultural University, The Netherlands

LINKS BETWEEN EMPIRICISM AND MODELING

AbstractAlthough the merits of combining modeling and empirical research are broadly recognizedthe approaches remain quite segregated in practice. Also, within the modeling world thereis a distinct separation between theoreticians working with abstract minimal models andgroups working on more applied quantitative simulation models. Meanwhile, in empiricalaquatic ecology many experimentalists disguise whole lake manipulations asuninterpretable, whereas lake manipulators argue that the approach of controlled ‘bottleexperiments’ has revealed little about how the real world works. Obviously, the differentapproaches may produce different fragments of the complex image of how aquaticecosystems work. Whole lake experiments help to identify the main regulatory mecha-nisms, but the conditions are difficult to control and there are usually no replicates. As aresult it is often difficult to understand what happened for what reason in the hindsight.Small scale replicated and controlled experiments, on the other hand, are necessarilyconducted under rather unnatural conditions and do not reveal how the mechanismaddressed interacts with other mechanisms in the field. Elaborate simulation models canhelp putting different processes into quantitative perspective but are difficult to study dueto their mere complexity. Very simple >minimal= models are easier to understand but donot help to reveal the relative importance of the addressed mechanism in the field.Obviously, linking these approaches could boost our insight. This leads one to wonder whatare the main causes of the separatism between approaches and how it could be overcome.It seems likely that the high cost-benefit ratio of integration of approaches is a majorlimitation. Focussing on the problem of relating models to reality, it takes a majorinvestment from a modeler to publish outside the relatively protected environment ofpurely theoretically oriented journals. Not only are reviewers likely to eliminate descriptionsof many technical aspects, they also tend to question the value of the model for enhancinginsight and point out numerous omissions in discussing empirical literature. Indeed, theeffort of linking a model to reality is generally much larger than the effort required toformulate and analyze the model. I argue that, nonetheless, at this stage true advance-ment of insight in the functioning of aquatic ecosystems may well benefit more from suchlaborious linking than from digging deeper along separate tracks.

Program, Friday June 8


Morning sessions, page 90 to 98

12.30 - 13.30 Lunch


Afternoon sessions, page 99 to 104

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Room 18 Special session:

09.30 - 12.30 SS 06 Microorganisms in stream systems

Chairman: Jürgen Marxsen

09.30 - 10.00 06-01 THE MICROBIAL FOOD WEB IN STREAM SYSTEMSJ Marxsen

10.00 - 10.15 06-02 ORGANIC MATTER DEGRADATION BY STREAM BIOFILMS: THE INFLUENCE OF ALGALBIOMASSS Sabater, A Romaní

10.15 - 10.30 06-03 TRANSITION PROCESS OF A LOTIC PERIPHYTON COMMUNITY: A MODELLING APPROACHT Asaeda, D Son, J Manatunge

10.30 - 11.00 Coffe

11.00 - 11.15 06-04 DISTRIBUTION OF GLUCOSIDASE AND PEPTIDASE ACTIVITIES IN STREAMWATER:IMPLICATIONS FOR CARBON PROCESSING AND BACTERIAL PRODUCTIVITYR Sinsabaugh, S Findlay, C Foreman, P Yeager

11.15 - 11.30 06-05 DISSOLVED ORGANIC MATTER/BACTERIAL INTERACTIONS IN STREAMS: THE INTERACTIONOF LABILITY, SCALING, AND HYDRODYNAMICS.L Kaplan, J Newbold

11.30 - 11.45 06-06 BACTERIAL AND FUNGAL BIOMASS IN HEADWATER STREAM DETRITUS-BASED MICROHABITATSS Findlay, J Tank, S Dye, W Bowden, W Dodds, J Edmonds, S Hamilton, S Johnson,W McDowell.

11.45 - 12.00 06-07 THE SIGNIFICANCE OF THE COMPOSITION OF PARTICULATE ORGANIC MATTER (POM) INRIVER SEDIMENTS FOR BACTERIAL ABUNDANCE AND PRODUCTIONH Fischer, S Wanner, M Pusch

12.00 - 12.15 06-08 TRANSPORT AND RETENTION OF ORGANIC CARBON ENTERING THE RIPARIAN ZONE OF ANOLIGOTROPHIC ALPINE RIVERA Brugger, I Kolar, B Reitner, B Wett, G Herndl

12.15 - 12.30 06-09 CONTRIBUTION OF BACTERIA, FUNGI AND SHREDDERS TO LEAF BREAKDOWN IN ASTREAM AS DERIVED FROM BIOMASS DETERMINATIONSM Gessner, M Hieber

12.30 - 13.30 Lunch

Friday June 8 - morning

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09.30 - 12.30 SS 13 Microbial ecology of the Arctic Oceans

Chairman: James Hollibaugh

09.30 - 10.00 13-01 MICROBIAL ECOLOGY OF THE ARCTIC OCEANS - A TUTORIAL DISCUSSION OF OLDBOUNDARIES AND NEW INSIGHTS ON LOW-TEMPERATURE MICROBIAL ECOSYSTEMSP Yager

10.00 - 10.15 13-02 MICROBIAL PLANKTON ECOLOGY STUDIES IN TWO ARCTIC POLYNYASP Bjornsen, T Nielsen

10.15 - 10.30 13-03 HETEROTROPHIC MICROBES IN THE CENTRAL ARCTIC OCEAN: A COMPARISON OF THE1994 AOS AND THE 1997-98 SHEBA/JOIS RESULTSE.B. Sherr, B Sherr

10.30 - 11.00 Coffee

11.00 - 11.15 13-04 BACTERIAL ACTIVITY AND DOC LABILITY IN THE GREENLAND SEAC Lundsgaard, M Middelboe, J Pinhassi,

11.15 - 11.30 13-05 PELAGIC N-MINERALIZATION UNDER ARCTIC ICE COVERL Ottosen, H Fossing, S Rysgaard

11.30 - 11.45 13-06 NITRIFICATION AND DENITRIFICATION IN ARCTIC CONTINENTAL SHELF AND SLOPESEDIMENTSA Devol, L Codispoti, S Guarin

11.45 - 12.00 13-07 COMPARISON OF BETA-PROTEOBACTERIAL AMMONIA OXIDIZER SEQUENCES IN THEARCTIC AND SOUTHERN OCEANSJ Hollibaugh, N Bano, H Ducklow

12.00 - 12.15 13-08 REGULATION BY LOW TEMPERATURE OF NUTRIENT UPTAKE BY ALGAE AND BACTERIAD Nedwell

12.15 - 12.30 13-09 DISTRIBUTION OF BACTERIA AND VIRUSES ACROSS THE ARCTIC OCEANG Steward, L Fandino, J Hollibaugh, F Azam

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09.30-12.30 SS 18 Integrating river basins: Linking fluxes between catchments, rivers and estuaries

Chairmen: David Hamilton and Paul Bukaveckas

09.30 - 10.00 18-01 INTEGRATING RIVER BASINS: LINKING FLUXES BETWEEN CATCHMENTS, RIVERS ANDESTUARIES

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10.00 - 10.15 18-02 ARE LARGE RIVERS REALLY INTEGRATORS OF THEIR DRAINAGE BASINS, FROM THEAMAZON TO SOUTHEAST ASIA?J Richey, R Victoria, A Snidvongs

10.15 - 10.30 18-03 THE BIOGEOCHEMISTRY OF AUSTRALIAN RIVERS, LAKES AND ESTUARIES: IMPACTS OFLAND USE CHANGE AND HYDROLOGY ON ALGAL BLOOMS AND WATER QUALITYG Harris

10.30 - 11.00 Coffee

11.00 - 11.15 18-04 MODELLING PHYTOPLANKTON COMPOSITION AND BIOMASS IN LOWLANDRIVERSJ P Descy, E Everbecq, V Gosselain, L Viroux

11.15 - 11.30 18-05 SILICA RETENTION IN RIVER BASINS: EFFECTS ON BIOGEOCHEMISTRY AND AQUATIC FOODWEBS IN COASTAL MARINE ENVIRONMENTSD J Conley

11.30 - 11.45 18-06 THE POTENTIAL ROLE OF THE TRANSIENT STORAGE ZONE IN STREAMS: VARIABILITY OFSOLUTE/DISCHARGE RELATIONSHIPSA Butturini, S Bernal, E Nin, S Sabater, F Sabater

11.45 - 12.00 18-07 COMPARISONS OF P-YIELD, RIPARIAN BUFFER STRIPS AND LAND COVER IN SIX AGRICULTURAL WATERSHEDS IN SOUTHEAST WISCONSIN, USAT Reed-Andersen

12.00 12.15 18-08 ESTIMATING NUTRIENT FLUXES IN THE CHOPTANK RIVER ESTUARYJ Carstensen

12.15 - 12.30 18-09 EVALUATION OF DECREASED NUTRIENT LOADING INTO A SHALLOW EUTROPHIC LAKEWITH A 1D WATER QUALITY MODELJ Romero

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09.30 - 14.00 SS 31 Influence of primary producers on nutrient cycling in coastal marine area

Chairmen: Søren Laurentius Nielsen, Morten Foldager Pedersen and Gary T Banta

09.30 - 10.00 31-01 HOW PRIMARY PRODUCERS INFLUENCE NUTRIENT CYCLINGM.F. Pedersen,S Nielsen, G Banta

10.00 - 10.15 31-02 EFFECTS OF BENTHIC MICROALGAE AND FLOATING MACROALGAE ON DENITRIFICATIONAND NUTRIENT CYCLING IN SHALLOW DANISH ESTUARINE SEDIMENTST Dalsgaard

10.15 - 10.30 31-03 NUTRIENT REGENERATION FROM DECOMPOSING MACROALGAE AND MACROPHYTEDETRITUS - FACILITATION BY THE POLYCHAETE NEREIS DIVERSICOLOR?G Banta, M Pedersen, U Andersen, A Engell-Kofoed, H Hodal, M Lerche

10.30 - 11.00 Coffee

11.00 - 11.15 31-04 PLANT TRANSPORT A NEGLECTED PART OF THE NUTRIENT MASS BALANCE - IN ESTUARIESM.A Pardal, C.B. Pedersen, J. Neto, C Amos, A Bergamasco

11.15 - 11.30 31-05 CONTROL OF MACROALGAE BIOMASS BY HYDRODYNAMICS IN A WESTERN ATLANTICSHALLOW ESTUARY (MONDEGO ESTRUARY, PORTUGAL)I Martins

11.30 -11.45 31-06 NITROGEN TRANSFORMATIONS IN EELGRASS BEDSN Risgaard-Petersen, L Ottosen, L Nielsen

11.45 - 12.00 31-07 BENTHIC NITROGEN TURNOVER: DENITRIFICATION AND SS31-p06 ESTIMATINGNITROGEN ASSIMILATION BY MARINE MICROPHYTOBENTHIC COMMUNITIESA Miles, K Sundback

12.00 - 12.15 31-08 PRIMARY PRODUCTION AND NITROGEN CYCLING IN INTERTIDAL MUDFLATSV Brotas

12.15 - 12.30 31-09 INFLUENCE OF MICROPHYTOBENTOS ON DENITRIFICATION AND SEDIMENT NUTRIENTCYCLING IN FLORIDA BAY, USACornwell, M Owens, L Pride, W Kemp

12.30 - 13.30 Lunch

13.30 - 13.45 31-10 NUTRIENT CYCLING AND TROPHODYNAMICS IN THE GULF OF CARPENTARIA, AUSTRALIAP Rothlisberg, M Burford

13.45 - 14.00 31-11 QUANTITATIVE COMPARISON OF PROCESSES GOVERNING THE ECOLOGY OF VENICELAGOON DURING ULVA AND PHYTOPLANKTON DOMINANCE

F Los, M Ouboter, A Bettinetti


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Bella Vista I+II Special session

10.00-12.30 SS 34 Biochemistry of food quality in relation to production across pelagic systems


10.00 - 10.30 34-01 ROLE OF ESSENTIAL NUTRIENTS IN THE QUALITY OF FOOD FOR ZOOPLANKTONW C M Klein Breteler

10.30 - 11.00 Coffee

11.00 - 11.15 34-02 IS MARINE ZOOPLANKTON LIKELY TO EXPERIENCE ESSENTIAL FATTY ACID (EFA)DEFICIENCY?Y Olsen, J Evjemo

11.15 - 11.30 34-03 PATTERN OF UNSATURATED FATTY ACIDS IN FRESHWATER ECOSYSTEMS- AND THEIRPOTENTIAL ROLE FOR HERBIVOROUS ZOOPLANKTOND Mueller-Navarra

11.30 - 11.45 34-04 INCORPORATION OF MICROALGAE STEROLS AND POLYUNSATURATED FATTY ACIDS BYSCALLOP PECTEN MAXIMUS (L.) LARVAEP Soudant, Y Marty, J Moal, J Le Coz, J Samain

11.45 - 12.00 34-05 MANIPULATING FATTY ACIDS IN ALGAE - MANIPULATING FOOD QUALITY FOR DAPHNIA?E Von Elert

12.00 - 12.15 34-06 FOOD QUALITY AND MARINE COPEPOD NUTRITIONP Mayzaud, V Tirelli, S Sabini

12.15 - 12.30 34-07 FOOD QUALITY AND ZOOPLANKTON PRODUCTION IN ARCTIC LAKES - THE ROLE OF THEBIOCHEMICAL AND STOICHIOMETRIC COMPOSITION OF SESTONM Sundbom, T Vrede

12.30 - 13.30 Lunch

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11.00 - 12.30 SS 36 Physical and chemical influence on the life history of marine andfreshwater organisms: The consequence of environmental change

Chairman: Stanley I Dodson and James Gillooly

11.00 - 11.30 36-01 EFFECTS ON LIFE HISTORIES OF ANTHROPOGENIC CHEMICALS AND GLOBAL WARMING.S Dodson

11.30 - 11.45 36-03 ZOOPLANKTON FILTERING FEEDING: THE EFFECTS OF TEMPERATURE, BODY SIZE ANDSPECIES SPECIFICITYI L Trubetskova

11.45 - 12.00 36-04 SKELETAL DENSITY AND LIPIDS PRODUCTION IN TWO MASSIVE CORAL SPECIES: EFFECTSOF SEDIMENT INFLUXJ Torres, J Morelock, A Mosquera

12.00 - 12.15 36-05 ANTAGONISM BETWEEN SELENIUM AND MERCURY IN FISH TISSUESN Belzile, Y Chen, J Gunn, P Couture

12.15 - 12.30 36-06 ZOOPLANKTON SPECIES DIVERSITY AND COMPOSITION IN RELATION TO LAND USE ANDWATER CHEMISTRY IN SMALL PONDSJ Schell

12.30 - 13.30 Lunch

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09.30 - 12.30 SS 39 Benthic filter-feeding and plankton dynamics- importance of currentsand mixing

Chairmen: Hans Ulrik Riisgaard and Josep-Maria Gili

09.30 - 10.00 39-01 CURRENT GAPS IN KNOWLEDGE OF BENTHIC SUSPENSION FEEDERS AND FLOW.D J Wildish

10.00 - 10.15 39-02 SUSPENSION FEEDING IN ARCTIC OPHIUROIDS - SUMMER PICNIC?K von Juterzenka

10.15 - 10.30 39-03 MUSSEL (MYTILUS EDULIS) FILTERING OF THE BALTIC-SEA OUTFLOW THROUGH THEØRESUND - AN EXAMPLE OF A NATURAL LARGE-SCALE ECOSYSTEM RESTORATIONJ Rodhe, J Haamer

10.30 - 11.00 Coffee

11.00 - 11.15 39-04 FILTER FEEDING AND PLANKTON DYNAMICS IN A DANISH FJORD: IMPORTANCE OFDENSITY-DRIVEN CIRCULATIONH U Riisgaard

11.15 - 11.30 39-05 RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN PICOPLANKTON DYNAMICS AND ITS UTILISATION BY THESUSPENSION-FEEDING POLYCHAETE DITRUPA ARIETINAA Grémare

11.30 - 11.45 39-06 EFFECTS OF MUSSEL BEDS ON FLOW AND VICE VERSAL van Duren, P Herman, K Soetaert, A Sandee, C Heip

11.45 - 12.00 39-07 PICO-, NANO-, AND MICROPLANKTON UPTAKE BY CORAL REEFS:EFFECT OF FLOW SPEEDM Ribes

12.00 - 12.15 39-08 ROLE OF CONVECTIVE CIRCULATION IN BENTHIC-PELAGIC COUPLING IN A LAGOONDOMINATED BY FILTER-FEEDING BIVALVESY Nakamura, F Kerciku, T Inoue

12.15 - 12.30 39-09 STIRRED NOT SHAKEN: THE IMPORTANCE OF NEAR BOTTOM MIXING ON FOODAVAILABILITY TO THE BENTHOSA Pile

12.30 - 13.30 Lunch


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09.30 - 12.30 SS 44 Biogeochemical processes and their microenvironmental controls at the sediment-water interface

Chairmen: R N Glud and M Kühl

09.30 - 10.00 44-01 BIOGEOCHEMICAL PROCESSES AND MICROENVIRONMENTAL CONTROL AT THE SEDIMENT-WATER INTERFACEB Jørgensen

10.00 - 10.15 44-02 INVESTIGATIONS OF SOLUTE TRANSPORT RATES WITHIN THE BRINKMAN LAYER OF SHELFSANDSC Reimers, G Taghon, C Fuller

10.15 - 10.30 44-03 HYDRODYNAMIC PROCESSES AND SEASONAL VARIATION AFFECTING BENTHICMICROBIAL DISTRIBUTION AND CARBON TURNOVER IN AN INTERTIDAL SANDFLATA Rusch, M Huettel

10.30 - 11.00 Coffee

11.00 - 11.15 44-04 AN EFFICIENT NEW MODEL OF SUBOXIC SEDIMENT GEOCHEMISTRYD Archer, J Morford, S Emerson

11.15 - 11.30 44-05 PHOTOSYNTHESIS AND THE DYNAMICS OF OXYGEN CONSUMPTION IN A MICROBIAL MATAS CALCULATED FROM TRANSIENT OXYGEN MICROPROFILESE Epping, A Khalili, R Thar

11.30 - 11.45 44-06 SMALL SCALE SOLUTE DYNAMICS AT BENTHIC INTERFACESR Glud, M Kühl

11.45 - 12.00 44-07 EFFECTS OF DIFFERENT MIXING REGIMES ON DEGRADATION OF ALGAL LIPIDS AT THESEDIMENT-WATER INTERFACEM Sun, W Cai, S Joye, J Hollibaugh

12.00 - 12.15 44-08 FATE OF PARTICULATE ORGANIC NITROGEN DEPOSITED IN CONTINENTAL MARGINSEDIMENTS OF THE SKAGERRAKP Hall, S Hulth, G Hulthe, A Landen, A Tengberg

12.15 - 12.30 44-09 THE EFFECTS OF BIOTURBATION ON SOLUTES AND SOLIDS IN MARINE SEDIMENTSP Berg, S Rysgaard, P Funch, M Sejr

12.30 - 13.30 Lunch

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09.30 - 12.30 CS 25 Aquatic chemistry and ecotoxicology

Chairmen: Rachel Noble and Valery Forbes

09.30 - 09.45 25-01 THE EFFECTS OF ENDOCRINE DISRUPTORS ON THE BIOCENOSIS OF AQUATIC MODELECOSYSTEMSG Severin, I Juettner, G Pfister, K Schramm, A Kettrup

09.45 - 10.00 25-02 FATE OF SEQUESTERED ORGANIC CONTAMINANTS DURING RECOVERY OF LAMINATEDBALTIC SEA SEDIMENTSM Granberg, J Gunnarsson, R Rosenberg, P Jonsson

10.00 - 10.15 25-03 EFFECTS OF TOXICANT EXPOSURE ON ECOPHYSIOLOGY, REPRODUCTION ANDPOPULATION DYNAMICS OF DIFFERENT CAPITELLA SIBLING SPECIES (POLYCHAETA)I Linke-Gamenick, V Forbes

10.15 - 10.30 25-04 PESTICIDE POLLUTION IN THE KINNERET ECOSYSTEMD Wynne, R Parparova

10.30 - 11.00 Coffee

11.00 - 11.15 25-05 CONTRASTING THE GEOCHEMISTRY OF OXIC SEDIMENTS ACROSS AQUATIC ECOSYSTEMSL Bendell-Young, C Thomas, P Stecko, F Pick, I Pollet

11.15 - 11.30 25-06 INFLUENCE OF TEMPERATURE ON CADMIUM ACCUMULATION BY THREE SPECIES OF THEBIOMONITOR CHAOBORUSM Croteau, L Hare, A Tessier

11.30 - 11.45 25-07 SEDIMENT PROCESSING IN CAPITELLA CAPITATA (POLYCHAETA: CAPITELLIDAE): STRAIN-SPECIFIC DIFFERENCES AND EFFECTS OF THE ORGANIC TOXICANT FLUORANTHENEN Mendez, I Linke-Gamenick, V Forbes, D Baird

11.45 - 12.00 25-08 DETERMINING TOXICANT IMPACTS ON DENSITY-LIMITED POPULATIONSV Forbes, R Sibly, P Calow

12.00 - 12.15 25-09 FIELD-TESTING A METAL BIOACCUMULATION MODEL FOR ZEBRA MUSSELSN S Fisher, H Roditi, S Sanudo-Wilhelmy

12.15 - 12.30 25-10 WATERSHED INFLUENCES ON TRANSPORT, FATE, AND BIOAVAILABILITY OF MERCURY INLAKE SUPERIORL Cleckner, J Hurley, K Rolfhus, R Back, C Babiarz, D Armstrong

12.30 - 13.30 Lunch

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13.30-15.45 SS 18 Integrating river basins: Linking fluxes between catchments, rivers and estuaries

Chairmen: David Hamilton and Paul Bukaveckas

13.30 - 13.45 18-10 HYDRAULIC EFFICIENCY, MIXING AND DEAD SPACES IN WATER BODIES

G Bills, T Dupuis, D Wilson

13.45 - 14.00 18-11 LAKES, STREAMS, AND WETLANDS AS DRIVERS OF RIPARIAN LAND USE CHANGE

S Walsh, P Soranno

14.00 - 14.15 18-12 LIGHT LIMITATION MODEL PREDICTS SPATIAL VARIABILITY IN PHYTOPLANKTON ABUN

DANCE IN THE OHIO RIVER

T Sellers, P Bukaveckas

14.15 - 14.30 18-13 A MULTI-SCALE EXAMINATION OF NITROGEN DYNAMICS IN THE UPPER MISSISSIPPI RIVER

D Soballe, W Richardson, D Wasley

14.30 - 14.45 18-14 TRIBUTARY INPUTS AND TRANSFORMATIONS OF C, N AND P IN A LARGE RIVER

ECOSYSTEM

P Bukaveckas, D Guelda, R Koch, T Sellers

14.45 - 15.00 18-15 MODELLING SOURCE APPORTIONED NUTRIENT FLUXES BETWEEN CATCHMENTS, RIVERS

AND COASTAL AREAS IN LAKE V NERN, SWEDEN

M Wallin, H Kvarnäs, M Østlund

15.00 - 15.15 18-16 CURRENT AND FUTURE PROSPECTS OF HIGH-RESOLUTION MULTI-COMPONENT REACTION-

TRANSPORT MODELS AS PREDICTIVE TOOLS FOR LONG-TERM FLUX ESTIMATIONS

P Regnier, J Vanderborght

15.15 - 15.30 18-17 THE EFFECTS OF EXTREME METEOROLOGICAL EVENTS TO THE DYNAMICS OF COASTAL

MARINE ECOSYSTEMS

G Arhonditsis, G Tsirtsis, M Karydis

15.30 - 15.45 18-18 DIVERSION OF MISSISSIPPI RIVER WATER TO STABILIZE ADJACENT MARSHES

W Patrick, R DeLaune, G Peterson, A Jugsujinda

Friday June 9 - afternoon

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13.30 -15.15 SS 34 Biochemistry of food quality in relation to production across pelagic systems


13.30 - 13.45 34-08 FOOD QUANTITY AND QUALITY FOR DAPHNIA IN THE SACRAMENTO-SAN JOAQUIN DELTA

ESTUARY

A Mueller-Solger, K Forshay, D Mueller-Navarra

13.45 - 14.00 34-09 UTILIZATION OF A BACTERIVOROUS CILIATE BY THE COPEPOD ACARTIA TONSA

H Dam, S Besiktepe, K Philips

14.00 - 14.15 34-10 NUTRITIONAL NEEDS OF COPEPODS: GRAZING, PRODUCTION AND SURVIVAL OF

PSEUDOCALANUS ELONGATUS AND TEMORA LONGICORNIS IN MIXTURES OF ALGAE

M Koski, W Klein Breteler, N Schogt, S Gonzalez

14.15 - 14.30 34-11 FOOD QUALITY IMPACT ON PHYSIOLOGICAL AND DEMOGRAPHIC PROCESSES OF

CENTROPAGES TYPICUS KROYER (CALANOID COPEPOD).

D Bonnet, F Carlotti

14.30 - 14.45 34-12 INFLUENCE OF TWO DIFFERENT GREEN ALGAL DIETS ON SPECIFIC DYNAMIC ACTION AND

INCORPORATION OF CARBON INTO BIOCHEMICAL FRACTIONS IN THE COPEPOD ACARTIA

TONSA.

P Thor, G Cervetto, S Besiktepe, E Ribera Maycas, K Tang, H Dam

14.45 - 15.00 34-13 FATTY ACID COMPOSITION OF DAPHNIA AND ITS FOOD

W Weiler, E Elert, P Kasprzak

15.00 - 15.15 34-14 GUT PASSAGE OF PHOSPHORUS-LIMITED ALGAE THROUGH DAPHNIA: DO THEY TAKE UP

NUTRIENTS IN THE PROCESS?

M Boersma, K Wiltshire


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13.30 - 15.00 SS 36 Physical and chemical influence on the life history of marine and

freshwater organisms: The consequence of environmental change

Chairman: Stanley I Dodson and James Gillooly

13.30 - 13.45 36-07 A HYDRO-ECOLOGICAL MODEL OF THE INTERANNUAL VARIABILITY OF PERIDINIUM

GATUNENSE BIOMASS IN LAKE KINNERET

G Gal, M Herzfeld, T Zohary, J Imberger, D Hamilton

13.45 - 14.00 36-08 EUTROPHICATION INCREASES FECUNDITY AND GROWTH OF THE HERBIVOROUS ISOPOD

(Idotea baltica) VIA ENHANCED QUALITY OF THE BLADDER WRACK (Fucus vesiculosus)

A Heinänen, V Jormalainen

14.00 - 14.15 36-09 MAKING THE WORST OF A BAD SITUATION: INVASIONS BY EXOTIC DAPHNIA ARE

ENHANCED DURING PEAK INDUSTRIAL POLLUTION OF ONONDAGA LAKE

N Hairston, C Kearns, L Perry, M Duffy

14.15 - 14.30 36-10 ECOLOGICAL CONSEQUENCES OF THE SCALING OF TEMPERATURE EFFECTS ON

DEVELOPMENT TIME IN FISHES AND ZOOPLANKTON

J Gillooly

14.30 - 15.00 36-11 ENDOCRINE DISRUPTION IN AQUATIC SYSTEMS

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13.30 - 14.45 SS 44 Biogeochemical processes and their microenvironmental controls at the sediment-

water interface

Chairmen: R N Glud and M Kühl

13.30 - 13.45 44-10 SOLUTIONS AND SEDIMENTS - TIME FOR DIMENSIONAL CHANGE

M. Harper, G. Fones, H Zhang

13.45 - 14.00 44-11 SPATIAL VARIABILITY IN THE PRIMARY PRODUCTION OF INTERTIDAL SEDIMENT

COMMUNITIES

R Forster, E Morris, J Kromkamp

14.00 - 14.15 44-12 THE DIFFUSIVE BOUNDARY LAYER AND THE SUBMILLIMETRE SCALE TOPOGRAPHY OF THE

SEDIMENT - WATER INTERFACE

H Roy, M Huettel, B Jorgensen

14.15 - 14.30 44-13 DISSOLUTION OF CALCITE FROM LAKE SEDIMENTS

B Müller, Y Wang, B Wehrli

14.30 - 14.45 44-14 BIOGEOCHEMICAL AND MOLECULAR SIGNATURES OF ANAEROBIC METHANE OXIDATION

IN MARINE SEDIMENTS.

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13.30 - 15.30 CS 05 Arctic / Antarctic Ecology

Chairman: Benni Hansen

13.30 - 13.45 05-01 PHOSPHORUS LIMITATION OF BACTERIOPLANKTON GROWTH IN HIGH ARCTIC LAKES ANDPONDSW Granéli, S Bertilsson

13.45 - 14.00 05-02 SEPARATING THE EFFECTS OF CLIMATE AND IN-LAKE PROCESSES ON ALGALCOMMUNITIES IN THREE CONTRASTING LAKES IN WEST GREENLANDS McGowan, N Anderson, R Juhler, D Ryves

14.00 - 14.15 05-03 GROWTH DYNAMICS IN TEMPERATE AND ARCTIC POPULATIONS OF LAMINARIASACCHARINAD Krause-Jensen, P Christensen, R Thinggaard, J Borum, M Pedersen, B Olesen, K Nielsen

14.15 - 14.30 05-04 RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN FISH AND ZOOPLANKTON COMMUNITIES IN ARCTIC ALASKANLAKESW O’Brien, A Hershey, C Mayer

14.30 - 14.45 05-05 CALANUS SPP. DYNAMICS DURING SEA ICE BREAK UP OFF GREENLANDB Hansen, T Nielsen

14.45 - 15.00 05-06 ACTIVE SURFACE-ATTACHED BACTERIA IN EXTREMELY COLD, WINTERTIMEARCTIC SEA ICEK Junge, A Stierle, C Krembs, H Eicken, J Deming

15.00 - 15.15 05-07 DISSOLVED ORGANIC CARBON, PRODUCTIVITY AND BACTERIAL DYNAMICS IN TWOLARGE ULTRA-OLIGOTROPHIC ANTARCTIC FRESHWATER LAKEST Henshaw, J Laybourne-Parry, W Quayle

15.15 - 15.30 05-08 THE ANCIENT CRUSTACEAN, LEPIDURUS ARCTICUS, IS IMPORTANT IN GREENLAND LAKESK Christoffersen


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13.30 - 15.00 CS 25 Aquatic chemistry and ecotoxicology

Chairman: Rachel Noble and Valery Forbes

13.30 - 13.45 25-11 EFFECTS OF WATERSHED DISTURBANCES ON MERCURY ACCUMULATION IN FISH:

INSIGHTS FROM STABLE ISOTOPES

G Edernise

13.45 - 14.00 25-12 INTERACTIVE EFFECTS OF NUTRIENTS AND TRACE METALS ON PHYTOPLANKTON IN THE

GERMAN BIGHT

J Rick, S Rick, C Dörselen, U Brockmann

14.00 - 14.15 25-13 STABILITY OF RAINWATER DISSOLVED IRON IN SURFACE SEAWATER

J Willey, R Kieber, S Skrabal, G Avery

14.15 - 14.30 25-14 THE ROLE OF PHYTOPLANKTON IN THE CYCLING OF ZINC AND CADMIUM IN A

CONTAMINATED ESTUARY

W Sunda, S Huntsman, J Donat

14.30 - 14.45 25-15 TRACE METAL PARTITIONING IN A POLLUTED RIVER: THE UPPER VISTULA RIVER

(SOUTHERN POLAND)

C Gueguen, J Dominik

14.45 - 15.00 25-16 THE EFFECTS OF URBAN RUNOFF ON THE COASTAL ECOSYSTEM: IMPACTS ON MARINE

MICROBIAL FOOD WEBS AND PUBLIC HEALTH

R Noble, I Lee


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Author index - special session and contributed sessions

A

Abal ..................................... 49

Abril, G .................................. 9

Ackerman, J ......................... 64

Acuna, J ............................... 27

Adams, D ............................. 56

Admiraal, W ........................ 15

Adrian, R ........................ 18, 50

Afanasiev, S ......................... 37

Afanasiev, S ......................... 37

Agustí, S ....................... 50, 69

Agustí, S ............................. 45

Ahlgren, G ........................... 20

Ahtiainen, M ........................ 46

Aiken, J ................................ 55

Alberic, P ............................. 56

Albert, D .............................. 54

Alberts, J .............................. 14

Alcaraz, M ........................... 85

Ali, G ................................... 29

Allen, A ................................ 62

Aller, R ................................. 87

Alm ...................................... 79

Alperin, M ........................... 54

Altmann, D .......................... 59

Amann, R ....................... 35, 79

Amann. ................................ 79

Ammerman, J ...................... 55

Amon, R .............................. 63

Amoros, C ........................... 53

Amoroso, G. ........................ 26

Amos ................................... 95

Andersen ............................ 49

Andersen, F ......................... 64

Andersen, U ......................... 95

Anderson ........................... 105

Anderson, D ........................ 69

Anderson, I .......................... 49

Anderson, J .......................... 20

Anderson, M ........................ 27

Anderson, N ........................ 74

Anderson, N, ....................... 84

Andersson, K ....................... 25

Anesio, A ............................. 60

Appelberg, M ...................... 75

Archer, D .............................. 99

Arend ................................... 81

Arfi, R .................................. 53

Arhonditsis, G .................... 101

Arin, L .................................. 85

Armitage, A ......................... 40

Armstrong, D ..................... 100

Arndt, H .............................. 59

Arnosti, C ............................ 79

Arnott, S .............................. 75

Arvidson, R .......................... 88

Arvola, L .............................. 18

Arvola, L .............................. 75

Asaeda, T ...................... 36, 92

Asplund, T ........................... 75

Atkins, M ............................. 41

Attayde, J ............................. 32

Auclair, J .............................. 46

Avery, G ............................. 106

Avois, C ............................... 65

Azam ................................... 93

Azam, F ......................... 72, 82

B

Babiarz, C .......................... 100

Babichenko, S ...................... 34

Bachoon, D .......................... 62

Back, R ............................... 100

Bagley, M ............................. 24

Bahr, M ................................ 46

Baier, R ................................. 24

Baird .................................. 100

Baker, B ................................ 79

Baker, J ............................... 54

Baker, M ............................. 39

Ball, L .................................. 37

Ballard ................................. 62

Bano, N ............................... 93

Banta, G ............................. 95

Banta, G .............................. 95

Barbariol, V ......................... 23

Barbosa, J ............................ 41

Barciela, R ........................... 29

Barkmann, W ...................... 55

Barranguet, C ..................... 15

Basset, A .............................. 89

Bastianini, M ....................... 83

Bastviken, D ........................ 39

Bates, N .............................. 33

Battarbee, R ........................ 84

Bauer, J ............................... 49

Bauer, J .............................. 63

Bauerfeind, E ................ 45, 65

Bavykin, S ........................... 33

Bax, N ........................... 16, 48

Beardall, J ........................... 20

Bearon, R ........................... 82

Beauregard, A ..................... 54

Beauvais, S .......................... 45

Becares ................................ 36

Beja, O ................................ 35

Belzile, C ............................. 42

Belzile, N ............................. 97

Bencala, K ........................... 63

Bendell-Young, L ............... 100

Bendixen, T .......................... 50

Benech, V ........................... 53

Bengtsson, G ...................... 63

Benner, R ............................ 63

Benoit, J ............................. 67

Beran, A .............................. 23

Berdalet, E ..................... 32, 85

Berg, P ................................ 99

Bergamasco, A .................... 95

Berger, S ............................. 44

Berges, J ............................. 45

Bergstedt R .......................... 37

Berman, T ........................... 35

Berman-Frank, I .................. 29

Bernal, S ............................. 94

Bernardi, F Aubry ................ 83

Berninger, U ........................ 50

Berntsen .............................. 79

Bertilsson, S ......... 39, 60, 105

Berton, A ............................ 83

Besiktepe .......................... 102

Besiktepe, S ...................... 102

Beutler, M ........................... 34

Biddanda, B .................. 23, 39

Bigler, C .............................. 74

Bijma, J ............................... 26

Billen, T ............................... 25

Billiones, R .......................... 21

Bills, G .............................. 101

Bindler, R 72 ...................... 84

Biochino, G ......................... 24

Bishop, K ............................ 63

Bissinger, V ......................... 75

Bittner, K ............................. 21

Bjornsen, P ......................... 93

Blackburn, N ....................... 72

Blackburn, N ...................... 85

Blanchard, F ........................ 61

Blenckner, T ........................ 26

Bloesch, J ............................ 38

Blukacz, A ........................... 48

Boavida, M .......................... 38

Bochdansky, A .................... 44

Boersma, M ........................ 28

Boersma, M ...................... 102

Boetius, A ........................... 41

Boetius, A ........................... 88

Boettcher, M ...................... 79

Bogdan, L ........................... 53

Bogert, C ............................ 64

Boisclair, D .......................... 30

Bolshagin, P ........................ 16

Bondavalli, C ....................... 40

Bondgaard, E ...................... 64

Bonnet, D ......................... 102

Booth, M ............................ 62

Bootsma, H ......................... 80

Borch, N .............................. 63

Borch, N ............................. 72

Boriss, H ............................. 28

Bornette, G ......................... 53

Borsheim, K ........................ 20

Borum, J ............................. 64

Borum, J ........................... 105

Boschker, H ......................... 64

Boss, E ................................ 76

Bossard, P ........................... 55

Boström, B .......................... 62

Boudreau, B ........................ 19

Boudreau, B ................ 79, 87

Böuerle, E ........................... 18

Bowden ............................. 92

Bowling, L ........................... 20

Boyer ................................. 63

Boyer, J ............................... 64

Boyer, K .............................. 40

Boyle, E ............................... 33

Boylen, C ............................ 56

Bracher, A ........................... 34

Brachvogel, T ....................... 72

Bradshaw, E ....................... 74

Brander, K ........................... 26

Brännva, M ......................... 84

Brännvall, M ...................... 74

Branstrator, D ....................... 80

Breitburg, D ........................ 69

Brettar, I ........................ 17, 52

Brezonik, P .................... 14, 75

Brinkhoff, T ......................... 52

Brockmann ....................... 106

Brockmann, U ..................... 69

Brodeur ................................ 85

Broenkow, W ...................... 42

Brotas V ............................... 94

Brüchert, V ........................... 58

Brugger, A .......................... 92

Brumsack, H ....................... 54

Brush, M, ............................ 86

Brussaard, C ...................... 45

Bruton, J .............................. 35

Brzezinski ............................ 85

Brzezinski, M ..................... 85

Buckley, B ........................... 40

Buckney, R .......................... 20

Budéus, G ........................... 65

Buergi, H ............................. 68

Buffam, I ............................. 63

Buffle, J ............................... 25

Buijse, A ............................. 53

Bukaveckas, P ............ 77, 101

Bukaveckas, P ................... 101

Bullerjahn, G ....................... 33

Bulyon, V ............................ 38

Bundy, M ............................ 76

Burd, A ............................... 85

Burkhardt, S ....................... 26

Burks, R .............................. 36

Burns, C .............................. 30

Bussey, H ............................ 27

Butler, N .............................. 50

Butturini, A ........................ 94

C

Cabrini, M .......................... 23

Cai, W ................................ 19

Cai, W, ............................... 99

Callender, E ......................... 25

Callieri, C ............................ 60

Calow, P ........................... 100

Campbell, L ........................ 62

Canfield, D ................... 58, 88

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Canfield, D .......................... 58

Cantin, G ............................ 72

Caraco, N ........................... 63

Caramujo, M ...................... 15

Carlotti .............................. 102

Carlton, J ....................... 16, 37

Carman, R ........................... 49

Carpenter, S .................. 39, 68

Carpentier, C ...................... 16

Carstensen, J ...................... 94

Cary, S ................................ 33

Casamayor, E ..................... 62

Casas, M ............................. 57

Casper, A ............................ 30

Casper, P ....................... 56, 67

Casper, P ............................. 56

Cecchi, P ............................. 53

Cervetto, G ....................... 102

Chadwick, D ....................... 54

Chan, F ............................... 29

Chanut, J ........................... 60

Chavez, F ............................ 42

Chen, C .............................. 58

Chen, F ............................... 62

Chen, F ............................... 62

Chen, G .............................. 74

Chen, M ............................. 74

Chen, R ......................... 19, 54

Chen, Y .............................. 97

Choi, J ................................ 87

Choi, K ............................... 37

Chorus, I ............................. 29

Christensen, P .................. 105

Christoffersen, K ............... 105

Christou, E .......................... 43

Christou, E .......................... 43

Chumchal, M ...................... 68

Churun, V ............................ 27

Ciannelli, L ......................... 85

Cichra, M ............................ 77

Cleckner, L ......................... 100

Clesceri, E ........................... 54

Cleven, E ............................ 89

Cloern, J ............................. 46

Codispoti, L ........................ 93

Cohen, A ............................ 16

Colbert, D ........................... 54

Cole, B ................................ 46

Cole, J ................................. 39

Cole, J ................................ 63

Collos, Y ..................... 49, 55

Colwell, R ........................... 24

Conley J, D ......................... 94

Conovitz, P ......................... 41

Conrad, R ........................... 66

Constantinescu, A ............. 53

Coops, H ........................ 47, 53

Corbin, D ............................ 53

Cornwell .............................. 95

Cornwell, J .......................... 17

Cotner, J ............................. 23

Cotner, J ............................. 39

Cottenie, K ......................... 36

Cottrell, M .......................... 35

Coustillier, G ....................... 77

Couture, P .......................... 97

Crise, A ............................... 69

Crispi, G ............................. 69

Crispim, M .......................... 41

Croteau, M ....................... 100

Cruz-Rivera, E .................... 28

Csermák, K ......................... 56

Cuadros ............................. 63

Cullen, J .............................. 29

D

D Valos-Lind, L ..................... 17

D., S. Nodde ...................... 81

Dahl, K ................................ 89

Dahm, C ............................. 39

Dalsgaard, T ................... 79, 95

Dalsgaard, Tage .................. 40

Dam, H ............................. 102

Dauer, D ............................. 89

Davidsson, T ....................... 46

Day, E .................................. 14

Dayton, J ............................ 89

De, D Beer .......................... 87

de, D Beer ........................... 79

De, H Lange ........................ 60

De, L Meester ..................... 36

de, R Wit ............................ 64

Declerck, S .......................... 36

Degrandpre, M ................... 33

Deibel, D ............................. 27

Dekshenieks, M ............. 29, 33

del, P Giorgio ...................... 23

Del, P Negro ....................... 23

Del, Y Amo ......................... 85

DeLancey, J ......................... 37

DeLaune, R ...................... 101

DeLong, E ..................... 35, 52

Demarest, M ....................... 52

Demers, S ........................... 60

Deming, J ................... 27, 105

DeMoss, T .......................... 73

Deneke, R ........................... 75

Denison, I ............................ 24

Dennison, W ...................... 49

Derakshani, M ................... 88

Descy P, J ............................. 94

Desharnais, R ...................... 44

Deslous-Paoli, J ................... 49

Devol, A ............................... 33

Devol, A .............................. 93

Dewar, J ............................... 17

DiChristina, T ..................... 88

Dickey, T ............................. 33

Dickhut, R ........................... 73

Dickson, R ........................... 57

Diehl, S ............................... 32

Diehl, S .............................. 44

Diez, B ................................ 52

Dillon, P .............................. 75

DiMeo, C ............................ 33

Dinkel, C ............................. 62

Dippner, J ............................ 39

Dmitrenko, I ........................ 27

Dobbs, F ....................... 24, 37

Dodds, W ............................ 92

Dodson, S ........................... 97

Dominik ............................ 106

Dominik, J ........................... 25

Donaghay, P .................. 29, 33

Donat, J ............................ 106

Donelly, A ........................... 64

Dong, L ............................... 19

Dörselen, C ....................... 106

Downes, M ......................... 67

Drake, L ......................... 24, 37

Draxler, S ........................... 33

Drenner ............................. 68

Duarte, C ............................ 69

Dubilier, N .......................... 79

Ducklow ............................. 63

Ducklow, H ......................... 93

Duddleston, K ..................... 79

Duerselen, C ....................... 69

Duffy ................................. 103

Duggan, S .......................... 86

Dunne, J ............................. 33

Duplisea, D ........................ 61

Dupuis, T ........................... 101

Durbin, E ............................. 57

Dusenbery D ...................... 85

Dye .................................... 92

E

E, C Steinberg ..................... 17

E, S Jørgensen ..................... 61

Eckert, W ............................ 84

Eckmann, R ......................... 68

Edernise, G ....................... 106

Edgcomb, V ....................... 52

Edmonds, J .......................... 92

Ehret, H ............................... 21

Eichler, L ............................. 56

Eicken, H ......................... 105

Eiling, A .............................. 56

Ejbye-Schmidt, L ................ 29

Ejlertsson, J ......................... 67

Ek, A .................................... 75

Ekholm, P ............................. 80

Eklov, P ............................... 36

El, L Bilali ............................. 25

Elert, E .............................. 102

Ellner, S ............................... 44

Emerson .............................. 99

Emerson, S ......................... 33

Emmenegger, L ................... 60

Engelen, B ............................ 52

Engell-Kofoed, A ................. 95

Englund, G .......................... 32

Engstrom, D ........................ 84

Engstrom, D ........................ 74

Engström, P ........................ 87

Ensign, S ............................. 83

Epping, E ............................ 99

Erkki, A ................................ 73

Escher, H ............................. 59

Estrada, M .......................... 65

Everbecq, E ......................... 94

Everett, R ............................ 37

Evjemo, J ............................. 96

Evrard, M ............................ 56

F

F, D Bird .............................. 45

F, J Gaillard .......................... 25

F, R C Mantoura .................. 34

Faafeng, B ............................ 37

Faafeng, B .......................... 60

Falk, K ................................. 27

Fandino, L .......................... 93

Farjalla, V ............................ 60

Fedele ................................. 89

Fenchel, T ........................... 72

Fenchel, T .......................... 85

Fenchel, Tom ........................ 71

Ferdelman ............................ 79

Fernandez-Alaez, M ............ 36

Fesl, C ................................. 89

Fields, D .............................. 76

Fillela, M ............................. 25

Findlay, S ............................. 92

Findlay, S ............................. 92

Finer, L ................................ 46

Finster ............................... 105

Finster, K ............................. 88

Finster, K ............................. 64

Fischer, H ........................... 92

Fisher, N .............................. 25

Flinkman, J .......................... 30

Fofonoff, P .................... 16, 37

Folt, C ................................. 58

Fonda, S Umani .................. 23

Fones, G ............................ 105

Fong, P ............................... 40

Forbes, T L ......................... 87

Forbes, V ............................ 100

Forbes, V ........................... 100

Foreman, C ......................... 92

Forshay, K ......................... 102

Forsius, M ........................... 73

Forster, R ........................... 105

Forster, S ............................. 77

Fortier, L .............................. 27

Fortier, M ............................ 27

Fortin, C .............................. 46

Fortin, D .............................. 25

Fossing ............................... 93

109

Fouilland, E ......................... 60

Fourqurean, J ..................... 64

Fourqurean, J ..................... 64

Foy ...................................... 74

Francois, F ........................... 78

Francois-Carcaillet, F .......... 87

Frank-Berman, I, ................. 45

Frankignoulle, M .................. 19

Frankovich, T ...................... 64

Friedl, G .............................. 62

Friedmann, D ...................... 37

Friedrich, J .......................... 62

Friis, E Møller ...................... 43

Frisch, D ............................... 30

Frischer, M .......................... 62

Fritz, S ................................. 84

Frömmichen, R ..................... 41

Fuller, C .............................. 99

Funch, P .............................. 99

Furnas, M ........................... 86

Furtado, A ........................... 56

Fussmann, G ........................ 44

G

Gaedke, U .......................... 16

Gaillard, J ............................ 23

Gal, G ................................ 103

Galil, B ................................. 24

Galil, B ........................... 37, 48

Gallagher, E ........................ 87

Garcia-Pichel, F ................... 15

Garde, K ............................. 72

Gardiner, B .................... 19, 79

Garrido, J ............................. 34

Garstecki, T .......................... 50

Gasol, J ............................... 62

Gasol, J ......................... 50, 69

Gattuso, J ..................... 18, 41

Gelbrecht, J ......................... 46

Geller, J ............................... 24

Geller, W ............................. 41

Genin, A ............................. 65

Gentien, P ..................... 55, 65

Gentilhomme, V ................ 82

George, D ............................ 26

Gerten, D ............................. 18

Gessner, M ......................... 92

Gibson, C ............................ 74

Gibson, J .............................. 42

Giessler, S ........................... 30

Gilbert, F ............................. 78

Gilbert, F ............................. 87

Gilbert, J .............................. 30

Gilligan, M ......................... 62

Gillooly, J ........................... 103

Gitelson, A ........................... 14

Glibert, P .............................. 77

Glöckner, F ........................... 35

Glud, R ............................... 99

Goedkoop, W ..................... 73

Gomez, A ............................ 52

Gons, H ............................... 14

Gonsiorczyk, T .................... 67

Gonzalez, E ......................... 57

Gonzalez, M ....................... 81

González, N ........................ 29

Gonzalez, S ........................ 102

Gooseff, M ......................... 41

Gorbushina, A .................... 15

Gosselain, V, ........................ 94

Gosselin, M .......................... 60

Gosselin, M .......................... 65

Goudriaan, J ....................... 66

Goudsmit, G ....................... 25

Goulet, J ............................. 57

Granberg, G ........................ 19

Granberg, M ..................... 100

Granéli, E ............................. 20

Granéli, E ............................. 20

Graneli, W ......................... 60

Granéli, W ................ 63, 105

Granger, S ........................... 40

Granger, S ........................... 86

Grant, J ............................... 27

Greene, C .......................... 57

Greenwood J ...................... 77

Grémare, A ......................... 98

Grenz ................................... 77

Gribsholt, B ......................... 87

Grigorovich, I ................. 37, 48

Grønkjær, P ......................... 44

Grosholz, E ......................... 24

Gross, E .............................. 28

Grossart, H ............ 23, 52, 72

Grossman, A ....................... 29

Gruber, D ............................. 73

Grzebyk, D ......................... 20

Guarin, S ............................ 93

Güde, H .............................. 17

Gueguen, C ...................... 106

Guelda, D ......................... 101

Gunn, J ............................... 97

Gunnarsson, J ................... 100

Guo, L ................................. 25

Gunn, J M ........................... 83

Gustavson, K ...................... 72

H

H, Val Smith ........................ 44

Haamer, J ............................ 98

Habicht, K ........................... 58

Hackett, D ......................... 48

Hadas, O ............................. 45

Haertel, S ............................ 68

Hairston, N ........................ 44

Hairston, N ...................... 103

Hakanson, L ........................ 38

Hall, P ................................. 99

Hall, R ................................. 74

Hambright, K ................. 38, 84

Hamilton ............................. 92

Hamilton, D ...................... 103

Hampton, S ........................ 30

Handa, N ............................ 34

Hanganu, J .......................... 53

Hanna, M ............................ 41

Hannah, C ......................... 57

Hansen, A ........................... 30

Hansen, B ........................... 27

Hansen, B ......................... 105

Hansen, G ........................... 34

Hansen, J ...................... 29, 89

Hansen, P ...................... 29, 72

Hanson, A ........................... 33

Hansson, L ......................... 32

Harbour, D .......................... 57

Harding, L ........................... 88

Harding, L, Jr. ...................... 79

Hare, L .............................. 100

Hargrave, B ........................ 27

Harms, S ............................. 36

Harper, M ........................ 105

Harris, G ............................. 94

Harris, R .............................. 57

Harrison W ......................... 23

Hassellov, M ........................ 25

Hasselrot, A ........................ 89

Hattori, H ............................ 27

Haukka, K .......................... 52

Hauper, C ............................ 69

Havskum, H .................. 32, 34

Hay, M ................................ 28

He, J ................................... 27

Head, E .............................. 57

Head, R ............................... 57

Headworth, J ...................... 81

Hecky, R ............................... 18

Hecky, R ............................. 80

Heikkil, N ........................... 28

Heikkinen, E ........................ 52

Heil, C ................................. 77

Heinänen, A ...................... 103

Heip, C 54 .......................... 98

Heldal, M ............................. 69

Hemminga, M .................... 64

Hendricks, S ......................... 59

Henriksen, P ................ 29, 34

Henriques, A ....................... 38

Henshaw, T ........................ 105

Herbert, R ........................... 64

Herman, P ............................ 56

Herman, P ................... 66, 98

Herndl, G ............... 62, 72, 92

Hershey ............................. 105

Herzfeld, M ........................ 103

Herzsprung, P ..................... 41

Hespenheide, B .................. 79

Hessen, D ............... 37, 60, 80

Hewitt, C ............................ 24

Hieber, M ............................. 92

Hietala, J ............................. 36

Hillebrand, E ....................... 43

Hillebrand, H ....................... 89

Hildrew Allan ...................... 13

Hines, A ...................... 16, 37

Hines, M ............................. 79

Hinrichs, J ........................... 54

Hobbie, J ............................. 46

Hobson, K ........................... 27

Höckelmann, C ................... 28

Hodal, H ............................. 95

Hodson, R .......................... 62

Hoeg-Guldberg, O ............. 39

Hoelemann, J ....................... 27

Hoffmann, C ....................... 46

Höfle, M ............................. 52

Høgberg, P ......................... 80

Holeck, K ............................. 48

Hollibaugh .......................... 99

Hollibaugh, J ....................... 93

Hollibaugh, J ....................... 93

Holliday, D .......................... 33

Holligan, P .................... 29, 55

Holligan, P .......................... 55

Holmer, M ........................... 64

Holt, C ................................. 75

Honkanen, T ...................... 28

Hood, R ............................... 20

Hopkinson, C ................ 23, 61

Hornberger, G ..................... 63

Horppila, J .......................... 47

Howarth, R ........................ 29

Howes, B ............................ 69

Hrabik, T ............................. 68

Huettel, M .......................... 99

Huettel, M ....................... 105

Huisman, J ..................... 32, 62

Hülsmann, N ....................... 24

Hulth, S ....................... 87, 99

Hulthe, G ............................ 99

Hunt, G ............................... 27

Huntsman, S ..................... 106

Huot, Y .............................. 60

Huq, A ................................ 24

Hurley, J ............................ 100

Huston, A ........................... 27

Huttula, T ............................ 65

Huttunen, M ....................... 65

Höfle M .............................. 72

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Ibelings, B ..................... 14, 53

Ibelings, B .......................... 47

Iglesias-Rodriguez, D ........... 86

Ignatyeva, N ....................... 87

Imberger, J ......................... 103

Inoue, T .............................. 98

Irigoien, X ........................... 57

Isaac, G ............................... 27

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Jaffe, J ................................ 65

Jakobsen, H ........................ 76

Jannasch, H ....................... 33

Janning, L ........................... 59

Jansson, M .......................... 63

Jaubert, J ........................... 39

Jefrey, S ............................... 34

Jensen, H ............................ 49

Jensen, T ............................. 37

Jeppesen, E .................. 36, 69

Jeppesen, E .......................... 69

Jezequel, D ......................... 56

Jiang, S ............................... 52

Johansson, N ..................... 20

Johengen, T ....................... 39

Johnsen, G .................... 20, 68

Johnson, B .................. 19, 79

Johnson, R .......................... 73

Johnson, S .......................... 92

Johnson, T ......................... 68

Johnsson K ........................... 33

Jones .................................. 73

Jones, M ............................. 62

Jonsson, P ................. 49, 100

Joosse, W ............................ 47

Jordan, C ........................... 86

Jorgensen, B ..................... 105

Josefson A .......................... 29

Jørgensen, B ................ 58, 99

Jørgensen, N ....................... 72

Jormalainen, V 26 ............ 103

Joye, S 47 ........................... 99

Jrgens, K ............................ 62

J›rgensen, B ....................... 88

Juettner ............................ 100

Jugsujinda, A .................... 101

Juhler, R ............................. 105

Jumars, P ..................... 76, 78

Junge, K ............................ 105

Junk, W .............................. 53

Jüttner, F ............................. 28

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Kaas, H ............................... 42

Kähler, P ............................ 45

Kahlert, M .......................... 89

Kairesalo, T ..... 26, 36, 47, 52

Kaiser, E .............................. 63

Kamjunke, N ...................... 50

Kamp-Nielsen, L .................. 46

Kaplan, A ............................ 45

Kaplan, L ............................. 92

Karlsson, A ........................ 62

Karlsson, A ......................... 79

Karlsson, I ........................... 29

Karnovsky, N ....................... 27

Karp-Boss, L ......................... 76

Karydis, M ........................ 101

Kasprzak, P .. 30, 68, 69, 102

Kassens, H ......................... 27

Kearns .............................. 103

Keller, B .............................. 75

Keller, T .............................. 28

Keller, W ............................ 75

Kellner, S ............................ 41

Kelly, J ................................ 33

Kelly, T ................................ 37

Kemp, W .............. 23, 73, 95

Kenney, W ........................... 74

Kerciku, F ............................ 98

Ketelaars, H ................. 16, 48

Kettrup, A ........................ 100

Khalili, A .............................. 99

Kieber, R ........................... 106

Kiene, R ....................... 35, 79

Kim, H ............................... 53

Kimbrough, K ..................... 73

Kindy, P .............................. 48

Kiørboe, T .......................... 76

Kirchman, D ....................... 35

Kirillov, S ............................. 27

Kistler, D ............................. 25

Kitchell, J ............................ 39

Kitchell, J ............................ 68

Kitts, C ................................ 52

Kjaer, T ............................... 79

Klar, B ................................. 59

Klaue, B .............................. 58

Klausmeier, C ...................... 55

Klein, W Breteler ......... 96, 102

Kling, G .............................. 46

Klinkhammer, G ................. 54

Knoblauch, C ............... 58, 88

Knoll, S ................................ 72

Knösche, R .......................... 56

Knösche, R .......................... 75

Koch, R ............................ 101

Koch, R .............................. 77

Kochendoerfer, S ............... 33

Köhler, J .............................. 53

Kolar ................................... 92

Kolber, Z ............................. 29

Kononen, K ........................ 65

Koretsky, C ....................... 78

Koretsky, C ........................ 88

Körner, S ............................ 36

Korsman, T ........................ 75

Kortelainen, P .................... 46

Koschel, R .............. 30, 67, 68

Koski, M ........................... 102

Kostka ........................ 87, 88

Kostka, J ............................. 88

Krah, M ............................... 80

Kratzer, S ........................... 34

Krause-Jensen, D ............... 73

Krause-Jensen, D ............... 105

Krembs, C .......................... 105

Krest, J ................................ 54

Kristensen, A ...................... 55

Kristensen, E ....................... 87

Kromkamp, J ............. 58, 105

Krueger, A .......................... 37

Krumbein, W ...................... 15

Krylov, P ............................. 16

Kuever, J ............................. 79

Kühl, M ............................... 99

Kuoppamäki, K ................... 47

Kupetsky, E ........................ 41

Kurashov, E ......................... 24

Kure, L ................................ 87

Kurmayer, R ........................ 29

Kuuppo, P .......................... 80

Kvarnäs, H ........................ 101

Kysela, D ............................. 52

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L, I Trubetskova ................... 97

L, M Campbell .................... 48

Laanemets, J ....................... 65

Lagadeuc ............................ 82

Lagadeuc, Y ................. 76, 86

Lammens, E ........................ 47

Lampert, W ......................... 29

Landen, A .......................... 99

Landrum, P ........................ 37

Langenheder, S .................. 62

Langner, C ......................... 88

Lankov, A ............................ 37

Lantz, P ............................... 79

Lass, S ................................. 21

Lathrop, R .......................... 68

Lau, S .................................. 62

Lauck, R ............................. 63

Laude, U ............................. 68

Laurion, I 25 ...................... 60

Laursen, J ............................ 73

Lavergne, D ....................... 56

Laws, E .............................. 44

Lawson, N ........................... 67

Laybourne-Parry ................. 105

Le, J Coz ............................ 96

Lea, D ................................ 26

Leather, J ............................ 54

Leavitt ................................ 84

Leavitt, P ............................. 74

Leclercq, N ......................... 39

Lee, I ................................. 106

Lee, R .................................. 49

Leeben, A ........................... 34

Leech, D .............................. 60

Leffelaar, P ......................... 66

Legendre, L ......................... 65

Legendre, P .................. 30, 65

Leggett, W .......................... 44

Legrand, C ......................... 20

Lemee, R ............................ 45

Lemoalle, J ................... 47, 53

Lennox ............................... 73

Leppard, G ......................... 25

Lerche, M ............................ 95

Lesack, L ............................ 53

Lessmann ............................. 75

Levasseur, M ................ 60, 72

Levine, A ............................. 45

Levinsen, H ........................ 27

Lewis, D .............................. 82

Lienemann, C ..................... 25

Liesack ................................ 88

Lignell .................................. 81

Lilover, M ............................ 65

Lind, O ................................ 17

Lindgren, D ........................ 20

Lindholm, M ...................... 80

Linke, P ............................... 41

Linke-Gamenick, I, ........... 100

Linn, L ................................ 35

Lion ..................................... 89

Liss, P ................................. 26

Litchman, E ........................ 55

Llobet-Brossa, E ................... 79

Loder, J .............................. 57

Lodge, D ............................. 36

Loizeau, J ........................... 25

Lomstein, B .................. 64, 79

Lonsdale, D ........................ 44

Lorke, A ....................... 41, 75

Los, F ................................. 14

Lu ........................................ 62

Lucas, M ............................. 34

Luecke, C ............................ 83

Lundsgaard, C ................... 93

Luther, G ............................. 33

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Maar, M ............................. 43

Maas, Y .............................. 65

Maass, R ............................. 19

Maberly, S .......................... 18

MacGregor ......................... 88

MacGregor, B ...................... 79

MacIsaac, H ........... 24, 37, 48

MacKenzie, B ...................... 30

Madden, C ........................... 73

Madden, C ......................... 73

Madsen, S .......................... 27

Maffione, R ......................... 42

Magar, V .............................. 82

Mahler, B ........................... 84

Makarewicz, J .................... 37

Malits, A ............................. 85

Mallin, M ............................ 83

Mallonee, M ........................ 86

Manatunge, J ............... 36, 92

Mann, S .............................. 68

Mannio, J ............................ 73

Marañón, E ........................ 29

Mari, X ................................. 45


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Marino, R ............................ 29

Markager, S ................. 29, 55

Markager, S ......................... 42

Marrase, C ......................... 85

Marrase, C .......................... 85

Marsh, P ............................. 53

Martens, C .......................... 54

Martins, I ............................ 95

Marty, Y ............................. 96

Marques J .......................... 89

Marxsen, J .......................... 92

Mason, R ............................ 67

Massana, R ......................... 52

Massana, R ........................ 62

Mattsson, T ........................ 46

Maurer, M ........................... 79

Mayer, C ........................... 105

Mayer, L .............................. 78

Mayer, M ........................... 37

Mayer, M ............................ 37

Mayzaud, P ......................... 96

Mazurek, M ........................ 63

McCallister, S ..................... 63

McCauley, E ........................ 50

McCutcheon, S ................... 17

McDowell., W ..................... 92

McGlathery, K ....... 40, 49, 63

McGowan, S ..................... 105

McIver, M ............................. 83

McKay, R ............................. 33

McKeown, M ..................... 37

McKinnon, A ..................... 86

McKnight, D ................ 41, 63

McManus, J ....................... 54

McQueen, D ...................... 68

Mehner, T .......................... 50

Mehner, T ........................... 68

Meijer, M ............................ 47

Meile, C ......................... 78, 88

Meili, M ............................. 49

Meiners, K ......................... 27

Meinesz, A ......................... 16

Melzer, A ............................ 83

Mendez, N ....................... 100

Merlivat, L .......................... 33

Meyer, B ............................ 34

Meyer, E .............................. 59

Meyer, R ............................ 79

Meysman, F ................. 56, 66

Michard, G ......................... 56

Michaud, S ........................ 72

Michels, E ........................... 36

Middelboe, A ....................... 89

Middelboe, M ..................... 93

Middelburg, J ......... 19, 56, 66

Miles, A .............................. 95

Miller, A .............................. 24

Miller, W ............................. 37

Miller, W ............................. 86

Mills, E 46 ........................... 89

Mirzabekov, A ..................... 33

Mitchell, J ........................... 85

Mitchell, J ........................... 82

Mitrovic, S ........................... 20

Moal, J ............................... 96

Moen, J ............................... 32

Moeseneder, M .................. 62

Møhlenberg, F ................... 34

Mohr, S ................................ 50

Moline, M ........................... 52

Moll, R ................................ 37

Møller, E ............................. 30

Molyneaux, S ..................... 52

Montoya, J ......................... 80

Moore, C ........................... 33

Moore, K ............................ 64

Moore, M .......................... 55

Morabito, G ....................... 60

Morelock, J ........................ 97

Morford, J .......................... 99

Morris, D ............................ 60

Morris, E .................... 58, 105

Morris, T ............................. 77

Morse, J W ........................ 88

Mortimer R G ..................... 79

Mörth, M ............................ 49

Moser, D ............................. 79

Mosquera, A ....................... 97

Moss, B ............................... 36

Mostajir, B ........................... 60

Mouriño, B .......................... 29

Mueller-Navarra, D .... 96, 102

Mueller-Solger, A ............... 102

Mullady, T .................... 24, 37

Müller, B ........................... 105

Muylaert, K ......................... 77

Muyzer, G .................... 52, 62

Mwbaza-Ndawula, L ............ 80

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Nakamura, Y ....................... 98

Naldi, M .............................. 40

Napp, J ............................... 85

Nathan, J Mantua .............. 39

Navodaru, I ......................... 53

Nealson, K ......................... 79

Nedwell, D ................... 19, 93

Nelson ................................ 89

Néron, R ............................ 46

Neto .................................. 95

Newbold, J ......................... 92

Newell, R ............................ 23

Nielsen, K ......................... 105

Nielsen, L ..................... 54, 95

Nielsen, L B ........................ 64

Nielsen, S ............................ 64

Nielsen, S ............................. 95

Nielsen, T ....................... 27, 30

and ....................... 43, 93, 105

Nin, E .................................. 94

Niva, M ............................... 52

Nixdorf, B ............................ 75

Nixon, S ....................... 40, 86

Noble, R, I ........................ 106

Nojiri, Y ............................. 34

Noordhuis, R ....................... 47

Nordvarg, L ........................ 68

Norland, S ........................... 69

Norton, M .......................... 30

Nowicki, B ........................... 40

Nowlin, W ......................... 68

Nuzzio, D ........................... 33

Nyundu, K .......................... 62

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Obayashi, Y ........................ 34

O’Brien, W ........................ 105

O’Donohue ........................ 77

Ojala, A .............................. 26

Ojaveer, H .......................... 37

Olesen ............................... 105

Olsen, L ............................... 50

Olsen, Y ............................. 49

Olsen, Y .............................. 96

O’Neil, J ............................... 77

Oosterberg, W .................... 53

Orlova M ............................. 24

Ostapenia, A ....................... 38

Østlund, M ....................... 101

Ostroumov S ...................... 17

Ottosen ................................ 95

Ottosen, L ........................... 93

Overland, J .......................... 26

Owens, M .......................... 95

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Pace, M ........................ 31, 41

Paerl, H ............................... 57

Paffenhofer, G .................... 78

Pakulski, J .......................... 29

Palacios, S .......................... 20

Palomino, E ......................... 44

Palomöki, A ....................... 20

Panov, V ............................. 26

Pardal, M A ........................ 97

Pardo, E .............................. 91

Parker, A ............................. 56

Parparov, A ......................... 37

Parparov, A ......................... 40

Parparova, R ..................... 102

Parsons, D ........................... 85

Paterson, D ......................... 15

Patrick, W ........................ 101

Paulsen, S ........................... 73

Paulsen, S ........................... 73

Pausz, C .............................. 72

Pavelson, J .......................... 65

Pawlowski, M .................... 30

Paz, R .................................. 41

Pazo, M .............................. 29

Pedersen ..................... 72, 79

Pedersen, C B .................... 95

Pedersen, J ......................... 43

Pedersen, M ................ 95, 105

Pedersen, M F ..................... 95

Pedley .................................. 82

Pedley, T ............................. 82

Pedros-Alio, C ...................... 62

Pedros-Alio, C ..................... 52

Pedrotti, M ........................ 45

Peene, J .............................. 58

Peinert, R ........................... 65

Pepe, M ............................. 56

Perez, M ............................. 72

Pernthaler, J ........................ 35

Perret, D ............................. 25

Perry, L ............................... 103

Pershing, A ......................... 57

Pesant, S ............................ 65

Peters, F ............................... 85

Petersen, J ......................... 23

Peterson, G ...................... 101

Peterson, S .......................... 73

Petrenko, A ........................ 77

Petrie, B .............................. 57

Pettersson, K ....................... 18

Pettersson, K ...................... 89

Pfannkuche, O ................... 41

Pfister, G, ......................... 100

Pheiffer, T ........................... 73

Philips, K ........................... 102

Phlips, E .............................. 77

Pick, F ................................ 100

Pickhardt, P ......................... 58

Pienitz, R ............................ 74

Pierson, J ........................... 57

Pile, A ................................ 98

Pinel-Alloul, B .................... 30

Pinhassi, J ............................ 93

Pinnel-Alloul, B .................. 26

Pitta, P ................................ 43

Planas, D ............................ 26

Planque, B .......................... 57

Plans, M .............................. 15

Ploug .................................. 72

Ploug, H ....................... 23, 76

Pöckl, M .............................. 24

Pollet, I ............................ 100

Póllumäe, A ....................... 37

Polovina, J .......................... 26

Pominville, M ..................... 45

Portielje, R .......................... 47

Posch, T .............................. 35

Prepas, E ............................ 26

Preston, C .......................... 35

Preux, P ............................... 76

Prevot, F ............................. 56

Pride, L ................................. 95

Primak, A ........................... 37

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Ptacnik, R ............................ 44

Pusch, M ............................ 92

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Qian, S ................................ 69

Qiu, B ................................. 29

Quayle, W ......................... 105

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Raabe, T .............................. 69

Raeder, U ............................ 83

Rahm, L ............................. 63

Raimbault ............................ 77

Ramat, E .............................. 76

Ramberg ............................. 80

Ramcharan .................. 48, 68

Ramlal, P .............................. 80

Rammelmann, E ................. 59

Ramseier, R ........................ 65

Ramsing, N ....................... 105

Rask, M ............................... 75

Rask, N ............................... 64

Rasmussen, J ....................... 30

Rasmussen, P ..................... 25

Rautio, M ............................ 60

Ravenschlag, K ..................... 88

Rawlings, T ........................ 24

Raymond, P ........................ 63

Reed-Andersen, T .............. 94

Regnier, P .......................... 101

Reid, P ................................ 57

Reimers, C .......................... 99

Reinertsen, H ...................... 50

Reitner, B ............................. 92

Renberg, I .................... 74, 84

Rengefors, K ...................... 69

Renwick, W ......................... 81

Requintina, E ..................... 40

Ribera, E Maycas ............... 102

Ribes, M .............................. 98

Ricciardi, A .......................... 24

Rice, K ................................ 33

Richardson, K ...................... 55

Richardson, W .................. 101

Richey, J .............................. 94

Rick, J ............................... 106

Rick, S ................................. 69

Rick, S ............................... 106

Rickert, D ........................... 41

Rickert, D ........................... 88

Riebesell, U ......................... 26

Riedel, G ............................. 69

Riemann, F .......................... 79

Riemann, L .......................... 72

Riessen, H .......................... 21

Rines, J ................................ 29

Ringdahl, K ......................... 87

Ringuette, M ...................... 27

Risgaard-Petersen, N ............ 95

River, Joaquin Delta ............ 46

Rivkin, R .............................. 27

Robles, C ............................ 44

Roden, E ............................ 88

Rodhe, J .............................. 98

Roditi, H .............................. 25

Roditi, H ............................ 100

Rodrigues, R ....................... 23

Roijackers, R ....................... 53

Roland, F ............................. 23

Rolfhus, K ........................ 100

Rolinski, S ........................... 17

Romaní, A .......................... 92

Romero, J ........................... 94

Rommens, W ..................... 36

Romo, S ............................. 36

Roozen, F ........................... 53

Rosenberg, R ..................... 87

Rosenberg, R .................... 100

Rosenstock, B ..................... 60

Rost, B ................................ 26

Rothhaupt, K ..................... 21

Rothhaupt, K O ................... 21

Roy, H ............................... 105

Roy, S .................................. 27

Rozan, T ............................. 33

Rozenberg, T ..................... 45

Ruiz, G ............ 16, 24, 37, 48

Rundquist, D ....................... 14

Rusak, J ............................... 74

Rusch, A ............................. 99

Ruttenberg, K ..................... 69

Rysgaard, S ......................... 93

Rysgaard, S .......................... 99

Rysgaard, Søren ................. 40

Ryves, D ............................ 105

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S, B Galil ............................. 48

S, C Reynolds ...................... 61

S, N Fisher .......................... 100

Saarinen, T ......................... 26

Sabater, F ........................... 94

Sabater, S ..................... 92, 94

Sabbe ................................. 77

Sabini, S ............................... 96

Sachse, .............................. 46

Sahan, E ............................. 62

Sahling, H ........................... 41

Sahm .................................. 88

Sala, M ........................ 17, 85

Sallantaus, T ...................... 46

Samain, J ............................ 96

Sampei, M ......................... 27

Sampson, C ....................... 75

Sanchez-Perez, J ................ 17

Sand-Jensen, K ................... 89

Sandee, A .......................... 98

Sanders, J ............................ 69

Sanders, R ........................... 63

Sandin, L ............................. 73

Sano, L ................................ 37

Santer, B ............................. 30

Santschi, P ......................... 25

Sanudo-Wilhelmy, S .. 25, 100

Sappelsa, L .......................... 33

Sarazin, G .......................... 56

Sarnelle, O .......................... 32

Saros, J ............................... 84

Sasaki, H ............................. 27

Satapoomin, S .................... 43

Saukkonen, S ...................... 46

Saulnier-Talbot, E ................ 74

Saunders, P ......................... 27

Sayama, M .......................... 88

Scarratt, M ......................... 72

Schaefer, H ......................... 62

Schaffner, A ........................ 52

Schalles, J ........................... 14

Schampel, J ........................ 69

Schaub, B ........................... 64

Scheffer, M ......................... 53

Scheffer, Marten ................. 91

Scheidegger, S ................... 21

Schell, J ............................... 97

Schelske, C ......................... 74

Schelske, C ......................... 74

Scherwass, A ...................... 59

Schiff, S .............................. 80

Schlüter, L ........................... 34

Schmid, M .......................... 27

Schmidt-Denter, K .............. 59

Schmitt, F ............................ 80

Schneider, S ....................... 83

Schnetger, B ....................... 54

Schoenenberger, R ............. 25

Schogt, .............................. 102

Schraga, T .......................... 46

Schramm, A ....................... 79

Schramm, K ...................... 100

Schulz, K ............................. 69

Schwartz, M ....................... 54

Schwartz, S ......................... 84

Schwarz, R ......................... 29

Schweitzer, B ...................... 72

Schwenk, K ........................ 21

Scranton Mary ..................... 51

Seele, J, ............................... 83

Seitzinger, S ....................... 63

Sejr, M .............................. 100

Selander, E ......................... 28

Sell, A ................................. 43

Sellers ............................... 101

Sellers, T ........................... 101

Seppälä, J .......................... 35

Seppälä, J .......................... 81

Serra, P ............................... 38

Seuront, L ............. 76, 82, 86

Seuront, L .......................... 80

Severin, G ......................... 100

Seymour, J ......................... 82

Shaeffer, D ......................... 76

Shank, G ............................. 83

Sharp, J .............................. 55

Sharples, J ........................... 55

Shaw, T .............................. 54

Sherr, B ............................... 93

Sherr, E.B ............................ 93

Sherrell, R ........................... 30

Shull, D ............................... 78

Shull, D .............................. 87

Sibly, .................................. 100

Siegesmund, M ................... 56

Sigg, L ............................ 25, 60

Simek, K ............................. 35

Simm, M ............................. 37

Simon, M ............... 35, 60, 72

Sinsabaugh, R ..................... 92

Siokou, I ............................ 43

Siokou-Frangou, I ................ 43

Sirví ...................................... 73

Sivonen, K ................... 47, 52

Siwik, P ............................... 26

Skoog, A ............................. 56

Skovgaard, A ..................... 20

Skrabal, S ........................... 106

Slepukhina, T ..................... 87

Smith, E .............................. 23

Smith, L ............................... 48

Smoak, J ............................. 74

Snell, T ................................ 28

Snidvongs, A ...................... 94

Snucins, E .......................... 83

Soballe, D ........................ 101

Sobczak, W ......................... 46

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Workshops

How to find your way to Work Shop-4 (2-3 June) and Work Shop-1 (9-10 June)held at the University of Copenhagen.

These workshops take place at the H.C.Ørsted Institutes at the Science Faculty, Universityof Copenhagen. The building houses math, chemistry and physics and is located in theScience Park area approx. 3 km from the City centre. The precise address is: HCØ,Universitetsparken 5, Østerbro, in case you need to ask anyone.Take bus no. 184 just outside the train station called Nørreport (2 stops from the mainstation) or bus no. 42 or 43 one block from Nørreport (Gothersgade) just outside TheBotanical Garden. Ask the bus driver to announce when you get to “Universitetsparken”. Itis after 6-8 stops.From bus no. 184: cross the main road, Nørre Alle and cross the road Universitetsparken.From bus no. 42 and 43: cross the road Universitetsparken. Then - walk approx. 50 m inthe direction the bus came from and turn right at the sign for H.C.Ø. Instituttet. Go to themain entrance. The lecture halls are situated at the ground floor.

The Faculty of Sciences homepage has an English version and there is a link to maps withall institutes (www.nat.ku.dk)

WS-1 The Response of Northeast and Northwest Atlantic Shelf Ecosystems toClimate Variability and Change

Organizer: Charles Greene ([email protected]), USA andB. Planque ([email protected]) UKTime: A late afternoon and dinner (16:00 -21:00) session on Friday June 9 and amorning session (9:00- 12:00) on Saturday June 10.Place: H.C. Ørsted Institute, University of Copenhagen.How to get there:

Abstract Predicting the response of North Atlantic shelf ecosystems to climate variability and changewill require an improved understanding of the basin-scale coupling between physical andbiological processes. This session will focus on processes affecting large marine ecosystems(LME’s) in both the Northeastern and Northwestern Atlantic. Specifically, comparisons willbe made between climate variability, physical oceanography, biological oceanography, andthe physical-biological coupling on both sides of the North Atlantic. One perspective thatwill be explored throughout the session views the North Atlantic as a compositeof LME’s,each possessing its own characteristic internal ecological dynamics, but also influenced tovarying degrees by advective exchanges with its neighbouring ecosystems.

Contact Charles Greene, Ocean Resources & Ecosystem Program, Centre for theEnvironment, Dept. Of Geological Sciences, 2130 Snee Hall, CornellUniversity, Ithaca, NY 14853, USA

WS-2 Stable Isotopes In Aquatic SystemsThis workshop has been merged with WS-7

Abstract Stable isotope analysis has emerged as a useful investigative tool in the repertoire ofaquatic scientists. Many studies have been conducted in America and Canada, withincreasing interest apparent in Europe. Approaches and problems with methodology andapplication are common across oceanic, estuarine and lacustrine systems, yet communica-tion between the scientists in different fields is often limited. A workshop at theASLO conference may help to identify weaknesses, further research, initiate collaborativework and possible inter-laboratory calibration in terms of methodologies.

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WS-3 Ocean Science Education Partnerships: How can research institutionsimpact informal education?

Organizer: George I. Matsumoto ([email protected]), USAand Randall Kochevar([email protected]), USATime: Thursday June 8 from 13.30 to 15.30Place: Room 17, The Bella Center

Abstract Partnerships between formal education and research institutions and informal educationorganizations can maximize resources, effectiveness of their educational efforts, andnumbers and kinds of audiences reached. Such collaborations are usually based on localpartnerships, but with the advent of the world wide web, have the potential to reach amuch wide audience. The broad appeal of ocean sciences coupled with the fascinationof being able to find out about current research engages students of all ages and caneasily be linked to regional and national education initiatives.In this special session, we will start with a short tutorial to review some of the basicquestions: How are educational collaborations formed? What are some of the challengesthat face the partners and the partnership? What are the outcomes? How can thepartnerships and outcomes be evaluated? What directions should these partnerships takein the future? We ask that submissions to this session include a discussion from the pointof view of each partner and an overview of the questions above.Presenter Abstracts in the Abstract Book

Contact Dr. George I. Matsumoto, Education and Research Specialist MontereyBay Aquarium Research Institute, P.O. Box 628, 7700 Sandholdt Road,Moss Landing, California

WS-4 Invasion of European & North American Ecosystems by Ponto-Caspian Species

Organizer Hugh MacIsaac ([email protected]), USA and David Reid([email protected]), USATime: June 2 and 3 (Friday and Saturday before the meeting)Place: The H. C. Ørsted Institute, University of CopenhagenHow to get there:

Abstract Species from the Ponto-Caspian region (Black, Aral Seas, Caspian Lake) have spread tohabitats in Eurasia and North America, sometimes with catastrophic ecological consequences. The Baltic Sea and River Rhine currently support 21 and 9 Ponto-Caspianspecies, respectively. Seventy percent of recent invaders to the Laurentian Great Lakes inNorth America are Ponto-Caspian endemics. Several have also spread to inland lakes andriver systems. Prevention of future invasions is dependent on identification of speciesposing a high invasion risk and identification and elimination of the ‘invasion corridors’utilized by these species. This two- day workshop will examine patterns of Ponto-Caspianinvasions, mechanisms and routes of transfer, physiological requirements for survivaland success, ecological consequences in invaded European and North American habitats,and strategies for assessing future invasion potential and reducing or preventing futureinvasions. Presentations are by invitation only, but individuals interested in theworkshop are welcome to attend and should indicate their interest in doing so by contacting either of the Conveners. This workshop is being organized by the Working Group onAquatic Invasive Species of the International Association for Theoretical and AppliedLimnology (or SIL - Societas Internationalis Limnologiae), in association with ASLO2000.Presenter Abstracts in the Abstract Book

Contact Hugh MacIsaac, Great Lakes Institute for Environmental ResearchUniversity of Windsor, Windsor, Ontario N9B 3P4, USA

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WS-5 Sensor Technology for Remote Interactive Experiments in Aquatic Environments

Organizer Kendra Daly ([email protected]), USA; H. Lawrence Clark([email protected]), USA; Gwyn Griffiths ([email protected]),UK and John Delaney ([email protected]), USATime: Sunday, June 4 from 10.00 to 17.00Place: Room 19, The Bella CenterParticipants: Max. 30

Abstract We anticipate the need for the development of new or re-engineered technologies andsensor design for use in continuous interdisciplinary experiments associated with moored,cabled, and autonomous observatories. Two goals of this workshop are to bring togetherscientists and engineers with diverse backgrounds to assess current challenges for insitu experimentation in remote or hostile aquatic environments, and to exchange newideas and promote dialogue on innovative experimental approaches and sensor design,particularly for chemical and biological measurements. Interested parties should submit abrief statement of interest and references, if appropriate, to K. Daly and L. Clark by 15January 2000. Students are encouraged to apply.

Contact Kendra Daly, National Science Foundation, Division of Ocean Sciences,4201, Wilson Blvd, Arlington, VA 22230, USA (Fax 703-306-0390)

WS-6 Fixed links across the Danish Straits, a challenge for science and management

Organizer: Carsten Jürgensen ([email protected]), DenmarkTime: Tuesday, June 6 from 13.30 to 15.30Place: Room 18, The Bella CenterAbstract: The title of this workshop reflects the fact that the complex environment and asensitive public forum have lead to a long but fruitful process of development.This presentation will include a brief overview of three crucial aspects:Principles:Environmental principles in connection with the large construction works aretiedto the design phase as well as the construction phase. In the design phase differentenvironmental design criteria have been defined. The most discussed principle, the so-called “zero blocking” principle, will be presented and illustrated. The overallrequirement for any design criterion is that it is based on sound scientific principles, e.g.it must be verifiable, and it must be technically and economically operational. In theconstruction phase the principles of environmental management has been applied.These principles can be compared with the principle in an emergency response plan:The backbone consists of a monitoring programme of key parameters and a pre-definedscheme of response actions. The principles are illustrated and examples for specificresponse action will be given.Scientific advancesAdvances within the physical oceanography were concentrated onsimulation of estuarine processes and impact of structures on a stratified flow. Theincreased capability of numerical models made it possible to include oceanographic criteriain the overall design of the links. Examples of model development comprise resistance,sedimentation, geostrophic features and ship induced mixing. Within the marine biologythe main advantages were concerning impact due to the construction work and thefollowing recovery process of biotopes. Especially the effect of shading and sedimentationduring periods of massive dredging was investigated. The potential impact on biologicalparameters, like oxygen concentration and extension of eelgrass beds have been modelled.The hydraulic models were refined to such a degree that they could include importantbiological processes. Impacts on biological key parameters could now be modelled withinthe frame of the (minor) changes of the environment due to the fixed links. The solution ofthis task required intense co-operation between experts from the field of hydraulics,physical oceanography and marine biology. Field dataA unique data set of synopticalphysical, chemical and biological data was acquired over periods of several years for bothconstructed links. The data were collected for the specific purpose of calibration andverification of the models, however, some “unexpected” measurements forced us toreconsider our understanding and hence to improve the current models. In the future the

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WS-7and WS-2 Development and application of tracer methodologies for marine and freshwaterbiogeochemical studies

Organizer Raphael Kudela ([email protected]), USA, Dennis R. Phillips([email protected]), USA and Veronique Martin_Jezequel ([email protected]), FranceTime: June 4 from 10.00 to 17.00Place: Room 20, The Bella Center

Abstract Methodologies have been developed for quantifying the elemental fluxes (C, N , P , O, Si,Fe) of biogenic matter in marine systems and organisms.A workshop gathering the researchers producing and using tracers provides the opportu-nity to share experiences and knowledge in classical or new topics: 1 Quantifying aspectsof elemental cycles such as Biological production (gross rates, kinetic studies), Recycling(remineralization, dissolution), Differential discrimination (“living” vs. detrital), and Studiesof the phytoplankton cell physiology (uptake, intracellular transport and storage) 2Utilization of new tracers and newly described elemental cycles, problem of productionand relative applicability of the various existingand new tracers, tracer experiments coupled to other techniques, multitracer techniques, comparison of radioactive versus stable isotopes used.Presenter Abstracts in the Abstract Book

Contact Veronique Martin-Jezequel, Charge de Recherche, CNRS, UMR 6539,IUEM, UBO, Technopole Brest-Iroise, F-29280, FRANCE

WS-8 Application oriented marine science and the role of ICES.

Organizers: Keith Brander ([email protected]) Denmark, Brian MacKenzie, Denmarkand Mike Reeve, NFS Washington.Time: Tuesday June 6 from 13.30 to 15.30.Place: Room 17, The Bella Center.

ICES has its headquarters in Copenhagen and has played a major role in applicationoriented, international, marine science in the North Atlantic for a hundred years. In manycountries, organisational, funding and scientific boundaries, which are generallyunwelcome, have arisen between applied scientists and the wider community. Advice onsustainable exploitation and protection of the marine environment, within the contextof global change, requires an integrated approach. Recent work on ecology andfisheries of the Baltic provides an example of sophisticated interdisciplinary researchwith applied objectives. ICES continues to encourage broad scientific participation viaprogrammes such as GLOBEC.

The invited speakers will highlight some of the institutional and scientific boundaries,which constrain current efforts to carry out and apply the range of research needed formanagement of marine systems. Institutional boundaries mean that “pure” and “applied”science is often funded from different sources and carried out in different researchorganisations. Scientific boundaries can make it difficult to interest scientists in otherfields (e.g. meteorology, ocean physics) in specific problems related to the marineecosystem. Papers and contributions to discussion of these issues are welcome.

Contact Keith Brander, ICES/GLOBEC Secretary, ICES, Palaegade 2-4,DK-1261 Copenhagen K, Denmark.

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Section I SS 01 The interface between theory and field experiment: getting beyond yes-or-noanswers

SS 01-01p MODELLING ZOOPLANKTON IMPACTS ON SEDIMENTATIONF Darchambeau, I Thys, B Leporcq, L Hoffmann, J Descy

SS 01-02p REGULATION OF PERIPHYTIC COMMUNITY STRUCTURE BY HERBIVORES AND NUTRIENTSH Hillebrand

SS 01-03p INTERACTION EFFECTS IN ECOLOGICAL EXPERIMENTS: PREVALENCE AND IMPORTANCETO ECOLOGICAL PATTERN AND PROCESSStephen Trelkeld

SS 01-04p EFFECTS OF NUTRIENTS, TRACE METALS AND TROPHIC COMPLEXITY ON ESTUARINEPLANKTON SYSTEMSJ G Sanders, D Breitburg, M Bundy, G Riedel

Section I SS 04 Sensor technology for remote interactive experiments in aquatic environments

SS 04-01p HYPERSPECTRAL REMOTE SENSING AS A MONITORING TOOL FOR COASTAL AND NEAR-SHORE MARINE HABITATSD Síciliano

SS 04-02p ADVANTAGES OF USING BUOYANCY DRIVEN AUTONOMOUS INSTRUMENT CARRIERS TOMEASURE PHYSICAL AND BIOCHEMICAL PARAMETERS - CURRENT RESULTS AND FUTUREPERSPECTIVESC Waldmann

SS 04-03p MONITORING SUBSURFACE MICROBIAL ACTIVITY, IN SITU, BY INSTRUMENTING BOREHOLES IN ULTRADEEP SOUTH AFRICAN AU MINEST Onstott, D Moser, K Takai, J Fredrickson, S Pfiffner, D White

SS 04-04p NITROGEN TRANSFORMATION IN LAKE SEDIMENTS MEASURED IN-SITU WITH ION-SELECTIVE SENSORSC Dinkel, B Müller, R Stierli, B Wehrli

SS 04-05p INCORPORATION OF SENSORS INTO AUTONOMOUS GLIDERS FOR 4-DIMENSIONALMEASUREMENT OF BIO-OPTICAL AND CHEMICAL PARAMETERSM Perry, C Eriksen

SS 04-06p USE OF REMOTE SENSING TO ASSESS EFFECT OF IRON INPUTS ON BIOMASS IN THE GULFOF MEXICOL Vanderbloemen, J Vanderbloemen, F Muller-Karger

SS 04-07p REMOTE CONTROL OF DEEP-SEA MOORED INSTRUMENTSMeinecke, Ratmeyer, Wefer

SS 04-08p A TOWED ARRAY FOR HIGH-RESOLUTION PLANKTON STUDIEST Sutton, T Hopkins, L Langebrake, S Burghart, A Remsen

SS 04-09p OPTICAL BIOSENSORS FOR MARINE MICROBIAL PROCESS STUDIESJ Y Aller, H S Dhadwal

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Section I SS 05 High resolution pigment distribution processes and fate

SS 05-01p PIGMENT PATTERNS OF THE BLOOM-FORMING HAPTOPHYTE EMILIANIA HUXLEYIK van Lenning, M Zapata, S Wright, J Garrido, F Rodriguez, I Probert, S Jeffrey

SS 05-02p HOW DO SEDIMENT MACROFAUNA ALTER MICROPHYTOBNETHIC CHLOROPHYLLL APIGMENTS?R Ford

SS 05-03p CHANGES OF LIGHT ACTION SPECTRA OF NITROGEN FIXATION IN HETEROCYSTOUSCYANOBACTERIAM Staal, S Te Lintel-Hekkert, L Stal, F Harren

SS 05-04p DIVINYL CHLOROPHYLL A AND B IN OCEAN AND COASTAL WATERS: TWO OR THREEPIGMENT PATTERNS ?F Rodriguez, K Van Lenning, M Zapata

SS 05-05p IN SITU PROFILES OF PHYTOPLANKTON: ALGAL COMPOSITION AND BIOMASS DETERMINED FLUOROMETRICALLYM Beutler, K Wiltshire, B Meyer, C Moldaenke

SS 05-06p LIQUID CHROMATOGRAPHY-ELECTROSPRAY MASS SPECTROMETRY OF CHLOROPHYLL CCOMPOUNDSJ L Garrido, M Cortés, M Zapata, F Rodríguez

SS 05-07p NON POLAR CHLOROPHYLL C-LIKE PIGMENTS FROM SOME MARINE HAPTOPHYTESJ Garrido, J Otero, M Maestro, F Rodriguez, M Zapata

SS 05-08p PIGMENT DISTRIBUTION DURING A MUCILAGE EVENT IN THE ADRIATICV Flander Putrle, A Malej, M Ahel

SS 05-09p PIGMENTS AS MARKERS OF PHYTOPLANKTON ASSEMBLAGES IN ESTUARINE WATERSE Orive, A Ansotegui, J Trigueros

SS 05-10p ASSESSMENT OF PHYTOPLANKTON DYNAMICS AT THE LONG-TERM ECOSYSTEMOBSERVATORY (LEO-15) USING IN WATER OPTICS AND REMOTE SENSINGM S Demarest, M Moline, O Schofield, S Glenn, M Crowley, R Arnone, P Bisset

Section II SS 06 Microorganisms in stream systems

SS 06-01p SPATIAL HETEROGENEITY OF SUSPENDED ALGAE AND THEIR RELATIONSHIP WITHATTACHED ALGAE IN COLORADO MOUNTAIN STREAMSV. Vavilova

Section I SS 07 Sub-aquatic and sub-aerial biofilms- myth or reality

SS 07-01p DEPTH DISTRIBUTION OF BENTHIC MARINE DIATOMS AND PIGMENTS IN A MICROTIDALFJORD. A Wulff

SS 07-02p TIDAL COUPLING BETWEEN CARBOHYDRATE CONCENTRATIONS AND BACTERIALACTIVITIES IN DIATOM-INHABITED INTERTIDAL MUDFLATSF Van Duyl, B De Winder

SS 07-03p COMPARISON OF MICROPHYTOBENTHIC PRIMARY PRODUCTION MEASURED BYFLUORESCENCE AND 14C RADIOTRACER UPTAKE OVER DIURNAL AND TIDAL CYCLESG J C Underwood, D M Paterson, A R M Hanlon, M Consalvey, K Oxborough, N R BakerR G Perkins

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Section I SS 08 Microbial diversity and community structure in aquatic environments -regulating mechanisms in different habitats

SS 08-01p ABUNDANCE ESTIMATION OF FREE VIRUSES IN NATURAL WATERST Sime-Ngando, Y Bettarel, C Amblard

SS 08-02p COUPLING BACTERIAL DENSITY WITH ACTIVITY IN A TROPICAL POLLUTED COASTAL BAYR Paranhos, J Valentin, L Mendonña-Hagler

SS 08-03p BACTERIAL ACTIVITY AND DIVERSITY IN MARINE EVIRONMENTS INFLUENCED BYHYDROTHERMALISM OR METHANE SEEPAGEB Weitzel

SS 08-04p MOLECULAR CHARACTERIZATION OF CYANOBACTERIAL DIVERSITY IN A SHALLOWEUTROPHIC LAKEG Zwart, M van Agterveld, H Gons, I Van der Werff, J Ebert

SS 08-05p SEASONAL SUBSTITUTION OF BACTERIAL ECOTYPES IN A STRATIFIED LAKE REVEALED BYCULTURE-INDEPENDENT APPROXIMATIONE Casamayor, G Muyzer, C Pedros-Alio, R Amann

SS 08-06p PATTERNS OF GROWTH AND COMPETITION OF TWO MARINE ISOLATES IN BATCHCULTUREA Hentschke, J Pernthaler, H Eilers, R Amann

SS 08-07p PH EFFECTS ON THE DISTRIBUTION AND POPULATION DYNAMICS OF AMMONIAOXIDIZING BACTERIA IN BIOFILTERSC Gundesen, N Ramsing

SS 08-08p SPATIAL AND TEMPORAL DISTRIBUTION OFA Christensen, P Andersen, K Richardson

SS 08-09p A MOLECULAR ASSESSMENT OF THE DIVERSITY OF BDELLOVIBRIO-LIKE ORGANISMS INNATUREH.N. Williams, A SNYDER, K Walker, J Johnson

SS 08-10p RELATIVE IMPORTANCE OF RESOURCE AND PREDATION LIMITATION OF PICO- ANDNANOPLANKTON IN THE NORTHERN BALTIC SEA.K Samuelsson, A Andersson

SS 08-11p HETEROTROPHIC BACTERIAL PRODUCTION AND BACTERIAL BIOMASS IN AN IMPACTEDTROPICAL ESTUARY IN SINGAPORE.S Nayar

SS 08-12p CHANGES IN BACTERIOPLANKTON COMMUNITY STRUCTURE ASSOCIATED WITH THE ICE-FREE PERIOD IN A RANGE OF ANTARCTIC FRESHWATER LAKES.D A Pearce

SS 08-13p GENETIC DIVERSITY OF TOXIC AND NON-TOXIC NODULARIA (CYANOBACTERIA) FROMTHE BALTIC SEAM Laamanen, M Gugger, J Lehtimäki, K Haukka, K Sivonen

SS 08-14p THE IMPORTANCE OF PHYSICAL CONTRAINTS FOR THE SUCCESSION OF MICROBIALCOMMUNITIES IN SEA ICEP Haecky, N Blackburn, A Andersson

SS 08-15p PICOPHYTOPLANKTON COMMUNITY STRUCTURE IN THE SUBTROPICAL COASTAL WATERSOF CHINAB Huang, H Hong, L Vasseur, X Lin

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SS 08-16p EFFECT OF NUTRIENT ENRICHMENT ON THE MICROBIAL FOOD WEB STRUCTUREA Andersson, K Samuelsson, J Albertsson, J Nordbäck

SS 08-17p THE DIVERSITY AND EXPRESSION OF ASSIMILATORY NITRATE REDUCTASE IN HETEROTROPHIC MARINE BACTERIAA Allen, M Frischer, P Verity, M Booth, D Bronk, J Zehr

SS 08-18p INFLUENCE OF OXYGEN PARTIAL PRESSURE AND SALINITY ON THE COMMUNITY SHIFT OFTHE AMMONIA OXIDIZING BACTERIA IN THE RIVER SCHELDEA Bollmann, H Laanbroek

SS 08-19p DEVELOPMENT OF MOLECULAR GENETIC DETECTION METHODS FOR MARINEDIAZOTROPHSK Wommack, F Chen, R Hodson

SS 08-20p ALGAL VIRUS COMMUNITY STRUCTURE REVEALED BY DENATURING GRADIENT GELELECTROPHORESISC A Suttle, S Short

SS 08-21p BACTERIA-VIRUS INTERACTIONS: IMPLICATIONS FOR BACTERIAL POPULATION DYNAMICSM Middelboe, Å Hagstrom, N Blackburn

SS 08-22p RISK ASSESSMENT, PREDICTION, AND LIMITATION OF TRANSPORT OF BIOINVADERS INBIOFILMSA E Meyer, R Baier, N Hulsmann, B Galil, D Friedmann, R Forsberg

SS 08-23p rbcL GENE EXPRESSION AND MOLECUALR DIVERSITY OF PHYTOPLANKTONCOMMUNITIES IN COSTAL HIGH CHLOROPHYLL PLUMES IN THE GULF OF MEXICOB Wawrik, J Paul

Section I SS 09 Bacterioplankton communities in lakes and oceans - Functional andstructural similarities and differences

SS 09-01p COMPOSITION OF BACTERIAL ASSEMBLAGES: POTENTIAL IMPORTANCE FOR TURNOVEROF DISSOLVED NITROGENL. Frette, N Kroer, K Johnsen, N Jorgensen

SS 09-02p FUNCTIONAL DIVERSITY OF BACTERIOPLANKTON IN A RIVER, IN AN ESTUARY AND ATTHE BALTIC SEA COASTR Schumann, A Hammer, S Gärs, T Rieling

SS 09-03p PHYLOGENTIC AND PHYSIOLOGICAL CHARACTERIZATION OF MICROBIAL COMMUNITIESASSOCIATED WITH A FLOCCULENT SEDIMENT LAYER FROM THE BALTIC COASTT Rieling, R Amann, L Meyer-Reil, R Schumann

SS 09-04p OPTIMIZING THE CULTIVATION OF PLANKTONIC BACTERIA; LAKE CONSTANCEI Bussmann, B Schink

SS 09-05p TROPHIC COUPLING BETWEEN BACTERIAL AND PHYTOPLANKTON COMPARTMENTS INFOUR MEXICAN TROPICAL COASTAL LAGOONSF Gutiérrez

SS 09-06p NITRIFYING BACTERIA IN THE CENTRAL BALTIC SEAS Bauer, G Jost

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Section II SS 10 Microbe-particle interactions in pelagic ecosystems

SS 10-01p ECTOENZYMATIC CONTROL OF BACTERIA-MEDIATED SILICON REGENERATION IN THE SEAK Bidle, F Azam

SS 10-02p BACTERIA ASSOCIATED TO SINKING AGGREGATES IN SHELF WATERS OF THE BAY OFBISCAY: MORPHOLOGICAL AND METABOLIC CHARACTERISTICS AND POTENTIALECOLOGICAL IMPORTANCEL Artigas, D Delmas, A Herbland, P Laborde, B Sautour

SS 10-03p COMMUNITY DYNAMICS OF FREE-LIVING AND PARTICLE-ASSOCIATED BACTERIALASSEMBLAGES DURING A FRESHWATER PHYTOPLANKTON BLOOML Riemann, A Winding

SS 10-04p A QUINOLINOL ANTIBIOTIC PRODUCED BY A MARINE ALTEROMONAD AND ITS AFFECTS,PHYSIOLOGY AND METABOLISM OF OTHER MARINE BACTERIAR Long, A Qureshi, D Faulkner, F Azam

SS 10-05p ARE AGGREGATION AND SOLUBILIZATION OF COLLOIDS FROM DIATOM EXUDATESUNCOUPLED?D Detlor, H Dam

SS 10-06p HOW DOES THE COURSE OF THE RIVER ELBE INFLUENCE THE OCCURENCE,CHARACTERISTICS, AND COLONIZATION OF AGGREGATES?H Zimmermann

SS 10-07p DEEP-PROFILE DYNAMICS OF MICROBES IN THE NW MEDITERRANEAN SEAT Tanaka, F Rassoulzadegan

SS 10-08p BUDGET OF PARTICULATE ORGANIC MATTER DURING A MUCILAGE EVENT IN THENORTHERN ADRIATICA Malej, M Ahel, V Flander Putrle, J Forte

SS 10-09p DISTRIBUTION OF DISSOLVED AND PARTICULATE CARBOHYDRATES IN THE NORTHERNADRIATIC DURING SUMMER STRATIFICATIONS Terzi

Section II SS 11 Microbial microscale patchiness: chemosensory behavior of bacteria

SS 11-01p A NEW 3D-TRACKING SYSTEM FOR MICROORGANISMSR Thar, N Blackburn, M Kühl

Section I SS 12 The significance and control of water column respiration in aquatic systems

SS 12-01p CHANGES OF BACTERIAL COMMUNITY COMPOSITION DURING MEASUREMENTS OFCOMMUNITY AND MICROBIAL RESPIRATIONJ Gattuso, M Pizay, M Tonolla, S Peduzzi, D Ruggeri-Bernardi, R Peduzzi

SS 12-02p THE IMPORTANCE OF CHEMOORGANOTROPHY IN SUBARCTIC LAKESJ Karlsson, A Jonsson

SS 12-03p PORTION AND DYNAMICS OF PLANKTONIC AND BENTHIC COMMUNITY RESPIRATION INLOWLAND RIVERSM Böhme

SS 12-04p EFFECT OF SUBSTRATE C:N RATIO AND CARBON AND NITROGEN SUBSTRATES ON GROSSGROWTH EFFICIENCY OF MARINE BACTERIA GROWN IN BATCH AND CONTINUOUSCULTURESJ Goldman, M Dennett

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SS 12-05p MINERALIZATION OF DOC IN A HUMIC LAKE - RELATIVE CONTRIBUTIONS OFBACTERIOPLANKTON AND PHOTOCHEMICAL REACTIONSA Vähätalo, K Salonen

SS 12-06p SIZE-FRACTIONATED METABOLISM IN A TEMPERATE ESTUARYA Sarobe, A Iriarte, E Orive

SS 12-07p SPATIAL DISTRIBUTION OF PLANKTON POTENTIAL RESPIRATION IN RELATION WITHHYDROGRAPHIC AND BIOLOGICAL CHARACTERISTICS OF THE CATALAN FRONT(NW-MEDITERRANEAN)A Malits, L Arin, M Estrada, T Packard

SS12-08p THE RESPIRATION RATES OF CHAOBORUS FLAVICANS AND SOME IMPACTS FORTHE ZOOPLANKTON COMMUNITYI S Jäger, N Walz.

SS12-09p EFFECTS OF INTENSITY AND TEMPORAL PATTERN OF SMALL-SCALE TURBULENCE ONPLANKTONIC PRIMARY PRODUCTION AND RESPIRATION: CONTINUOUSMEASUREMENTS IN MICROCOSM-BASED EXPERIMENTSM Alcarez, C Marrasé, F Peters, L Arin, A Malits.

Section II SS 13 Microbial ecology of the Arctic Oceans

SS 13-01p SPATIAL AND TEMPORAL VARIATION IN THE DIVERSITY OF BACTERIA IN THE ARCTICOCEANN Bano, P Goodman, E Biers, J Hollibaugh

SS 13-02p BACTERIAL COMMUNITIES IN ARCTIC AND ANTARCTIC SEA-ICER Brinkmeyer, E Helmke, R Amann

SS 13-03p ANALYSIS OF BACTERIAL DIVERSITY IN BALTIC SEA ICE SAMPLES INDICATES THEEXISTENCE OF OXYGEN-DEFICIENT OR ANOXIC ZONES WITHIN SEA ICER Petri, J Imhoff

SS13-p04p SPATIAL AND SEASONAL VARIATION IN DISSOLVED ORGANIC CARBON IN THEGREENLAND SEA AND RELATIONSHIP WITH BIOLOGICAL ACTIVITYS Markager

SS13-p05p COUPLING BETWEEN HETEROTROPHIC BACTERIAL PRODUCTION AND DISSOLVED PRIMARY PRODUCTION IN OFFSHORE ANTARCTIC WATERS DURING AUSTRAL SUMMERX Moran, J Gasol, C Pedros-Alio, M Estrada

SS 13-06p REGULATION BY LOW TEMPERATURE OF MICROALGAL GROWTH AND NUTRIENTDEPLETION IN THE SOUTH ATLANTIC SECTOR OF THE SOUTHERN OCEAND Reay, D Nedwell, J Priddle, M Whitehouse, C Deubert

Section I SS 14 Crossing the membrane boundary between life and death: The biogeochemistry of lysis and EOC production by phytoplankton and bacteria

SS 14-01p PHYTOPLANKTON MORTALITY: THE IMPORTANCE OF THE CELLULAR DEATH PROCESSM Sergovia

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Section I SS 15 Organic matter as a linkage between terrestrial and freshwater ecosyst

SS 15-01p ISOTOPIC COMPOSITION OF SUSPENDED AND DISSOLVED ORGANIC MATTER IN TWOTROPICAL BRAZILIAN STREAMSJ Ometto, L Martinelli, M Bernardes

SS 15-02p ABUNDANCE AND DISTRIBUTION OF DISSOLVED CARBOHYDRATES IN MARITIMEANTARCTIC LAKES. W Quayle

SS 15-03p DISSOLVED ORGANIC CARBON (DOC) METABOLISM IN EXPERIMENTAL HUMIC PONDS.J Ebdrup, N Borch, M Søndergaard

SS 15-04p DISSOLVED HUMIC SUBSTANCES AFFECT FRESHWATER ORGANISMSC E W Steinberg

SS15-05p PATHWAYS OF ALLOCHTHONOUS ORGANIC MATTER IN A GLACIAL FLOODPLAIN SYSTEMR Zah, K Tockner, U Uehlinger, J Ward

SS 15-06p DECAY OF SUBMERGED LITTER OF PHRAGMITES AUSTRALIS IN AUTUMN AND SPRINGAND THE ROLE OF BACTERIA AND FUNGI IN DECOMPOSITIONE Heikkinen

SS 15-07p TEMPORAL NICHES OF TRICHOPTERAN SHREDDERS IN LAKE LITTORALSBjelke, U. G. A., Bohman, I. M.

Section II SS 16 Transport and transformation of DOM from land to sea

SS 16-01p HIGH DON BIOAVAILABILITY IN BOREAL STREAMS DURING A SPRING FLOODR Stepanauskas, H Laudon, N Jorgensen

SS 16-02p A DISSOLVED ORGANIC CARBON MODEL OF A HUMIC LAKEB Pers

SS 16-03p STUDYING THE SOURCES OF DISSOLVED ORGANIC CARBON IN ESTUARIES WITH ANUNDULATING VEHICLEG Gardner, R Chen, X Wang

SS 16-04p INFLUENCE OF DOC CONCENTRATION AND FLOW RATE ON CARBON TURNOVER IN THEHYPORHEIC ZONE OF PEATLANDSN Törneman, G Bengtsson

SS 16-05p BACTERIOPLANKTON PRODUCTION IN HUMIC LAKE ™RTR•SKET IN RELATION TO INPUTOF BACTERIAL CELLS AND INPUT OF ALLOCHTHONOUS ORGANIC CARBONA Bergström, M Jansson

SS 16-06p SEASONAL AND FLOW RELATED CHANGES IN ALLOCHTHONOUS ORGANIC CARBON INTHE RIVER ÖRE, NORTHERN SWEDENÅgren, H Ivarsson, M Jansson, K Bishop

SS 16-07p Behaviour of dissolved organic fluorescent material during estuarine mixing.C. Gueguen, C Belin, J Dominik

SS 16-08p PELAGIC FOOD WEB STRUCTURE AND CARBON BUDGET IN THREE BRACKISHWATERENVIRONMENTS: POTENTIAL IMPORTANCE OF TERRIGENOUS CARBONJ Sandberg, A Andersson-Nordström, S Johansson, A Willander, J Wikner

SS 16-09p THE SUSCEPTIBILITY OF SURFACE WATER DOC TO PHOTODEGRADATION:SPATIAL AND TEMPORAL VARIATION ACROSS THE BOREAL LANDSCAPEKöhler, S E Lindberg, M. Jansson A. Jonsson, K Bishop

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SS 16-10p ORGANIC CARBON TURNOVER IN A BOREAL RIVER CATCHMENTA Jonsson, M Jansson, K Bishop, W Granéli, L Tranvik

SS 16-11p THE MODIFICATION OF DISSOLVED ORGANIC MATTER IN ARCTIC ENVIRONMENTSR Engbrodt, G Kattner

Section II SS 17 Approaches to regional monitoring and assesment of surface water

SS 17-01p ARE RIPARIAN SYSTEMS REAL BUFFERS ON CONTROLLING DIFFUSE NITRATE FROMAGRICUL TURE PRACTICES IN MEDITERRANEAN REGIONS?F Sabater, A Butturini, S Bernal, E Nin, S Sabater

SS 17-02p MANAGEMENT OF WATER RESOURCES IN RIVER TEJO WATERSHED: QUALITY VERSUSQUANTITYR Marques, M Boavida

SS 17-03p CAN DIATOMS BE USED AS BIOINDICATORS IN MARINE ENVIRONMENTS?M Belegratis, A Economou-Amilli

SS 17-04p TROPHIC RELATIONSHIPS AND CHARACTERISTIC MACROINVERTEBRATE COMMUNITIESOF THE REKA RIVER. T Pipan

SS 17-05p ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT OF DRINKING WATER: AN ECOSYSTEM ANDWATERSHED APPROACHB Basu, Y Liang, P Caron, J-M Davies, W Nowlin, A Mazumder

SS 17-06p AN ECOHYDROLOGIC APPROACH TO THE MANAGEMENT OF THE GUADIANA ESTUARY(SOUTH PORTUGAL)M Chicharo, J Fernandes, A Barbosa, M Marques, E Esteves

SS 17-07p WETLAND ECOLOGICAL PROCESS AND ECOSYSTEM FOUNCTIONING TOWARDSFLOODING CONTROLX Lu, H Liu

SS 17-08p RESUSPENSION BY BENTIVOROUS FISH AS A DETERMINANT OF ALGAL BIOMASS INSHALLOW FLOODPLAIN LAKESF Bransen, G J van Geest, B W Ibelings, R Roijackers, M Scheffer, F Roozen

SS 17-09p SHIFT IN NUTRIENT CONTROL OF PHYTOPLANKTON BIOMASS ACROSS THE PEARL RIVER ESTUARY AND ADJACENT HONG KONG WATERS DURING SUMMERK Yin, Y Qian, M Wu, L Huang, W Jian, X Song

SS 17-10p SUSTAINABLE USE AND MANAGEMENT OF FRESHWATER WETLAND ECOSYSTEMS:H Liu, C Wang

SS 17-11p COMPARATIVE IMPACTS FROM TWO HURRICANES ON THE NEUSE RIVER AND ESTUARYJ Burkholder, H Glasgow, N Deamer-Melia, E Hannon, R Reed

SS 17-12p BIOPTIS: ASSESSING THE BIOLOGICAL AND PHYSICAL DYNAMICS OF INTERTIDALSEDIMENT ECOSYSTEMSS E Hagerthey, D Paterson

SS 17-13p COULD PLANKTON COMMUNITIES BE USED AS BIO-INDICATORS OF WATER QUALITY INTHE VENICE LAGOON?A Berton, F Bernardi Aubry, A Comaschi, F Acri, F Bianchi, E Camatti

SS 17-14p A NATIONAL HARMFUL ALGAL BLOOM DATA MANAGEMENT SYSTEMM Ford, M Tomlinson

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Section II SS 18 Integrating river basins: Linking fluxes between catchments, rivers andestuaries

SS 18-01p DENITRIFICATION IN THE UPPER MISSISSIPPI RIVER: POTENTIAL LIMITATION BY NITRATEDELIVERYW Richardson, E Strauss, E Monroe, D Soballe

SS 18-02p A MODELING APPROACH FOR ESTIMATING THE SENSITIVITY OF LAKE LEVEL ANDSALINITY TO ENVIRONMENTAL VARIATION - LAKE ABIYATA (MAIN ETHIOPIAN RIFT)C Vallet-Coulomb, D Legesse, F Gasse

SS 18-03p MACROALGAE AND THEIR FEED-BACKS ON SEDIMENT STABILITY IN VENICE LAGOON,ITALY, BY MEANS OF NUMERICAL MODELLINGS Rolinski

Section II SS 19 Lakes in flood-pulsed environments

SS 19-01p DELTA LAKES AS NUTRIENT SINKS - CASE STUDY DANUBE DELTAB. Wehrli, J Friedrich

SS 19-02p NUTRIENTS ASSOCIATED TO PARTICULATE MATTER IN THE FRESHWATER SYSTEM OF THEDANUBE DELTA ; ASSESSMENT BY ALGAL BIOASSAYSV Bostan

Section I SS 20 The role of aquatic macrophytes in lakes

SS 20-01p MICROBIAL UTILISATION OF CARBON FROM A DECOMPOSING SUBMERGEDMACROPHYTEJ Theil-Nielsen

SS 20-02p SEDIMENT REMOVAL AS A TOOL TO REDUCE THE INTERNAL PHOSPHORUS RELEASE IN ASHALLOW DANISH LAKEHenrik Skovgaard, T Jørgensen

SS 20-03p FEEDING OF RUFFE, GYMNOCEPHALUS CERNUUS (L.) IN LAKE PEIPSIK Kangur, A Kangur, P Kangur

SS 20-04p MECHANISMS REGULATING PHYTOPLANKTON BIOMASS IN MACROPHYTE-DOMINATEDEUTROPHIC LAKESS Weisner, P Eriksson, J Strand

SS 20-05p VARIABILITY OF SPACING AND BRANCHING ARCHITECTURE IN POTAMOGETONPECTINATUS L. UNDER CHANGING ENVIRONMENTAL CONDITIONSS Wolfer, D Straile

SS 20-06p EPIPHYTIC MACROINVERTEBRATE ABUNDANCE ALONG A GRADIENT OF EURASIANWATER MILFOIL COVERK Cheruvelil

SS 20-07p RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN THE ABUNDCANCE OF BENTHOS AND PRESENCE OF MACROPHYTE ROOTS IN THE SEDIMENTM Mareckova-Sagova

SS20-08p THE IMPORTANCE OF VENTILATION SYSTEM FOR SPECIES ZONATION IN EMERGENTPLANTSV Vretare

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SS 20-09p THE INFLUENCE OF SUBMERGED MACROPHYTES ON SEASONAL PHOSPHORUS, CHL A,AND BACTERIAL DYNAMICS: A MASS BALANCE APPROACHN Rooney

SS 20-10p AQUATIC VEGETATION CHANGES IN HONGHU LAKE DURING THE PAST 50 YEARSW Li, Y Chen

SS 20-11p EFFECTS OF FRESHWATER GRAZING GASTROPODS ON MACROPHYTES, EPIPHYTON, ANDPHYTOPLANKTON UNDER MESO- TO EUTROPHIC CONDITIONSP Lombardo, G Cooke

SS 20-12p BIOGEOCHEMISTRY OF DENSE PARA GRASS MATS IN A TROPICAL AUSTRALIAN RIVERP Ford, M Bormans, G Hancock

SS 20-13p ZOOPLANKTON COMMUNITY DYNAMICS AND RECRUITMENT FROM RESTING EGGS INTHE SEDIMENTM Gyllström

SS 20-14p THE FADING EFFECTS OF NUTRIENT LOADING AND FISH ON LITTORAL PLANKTONJ Hietala, K Kuoppamäki, E Luokkanen, T Kairesalo

SS 20-15p FLOW MEASUREMENTS AND SIMULATIONS IN DENSE REED STANDS OF AN EUTROPHICLAKEG Schernewski, V Podsetchine

SS 20-16p STABILITY OF MACROPHYTE DOMINATED CLEAR WATER STATE IN RELATION TOEXTERNAL NUTRIENT LOADINGR Portielje, R Rijsdijk

SS 20-17p TOP-DOWN AND BOTTON-UP CONTROL ON PHYTOPLANKTON COMPOSITION IN AMACROPHYTES DOMINATED LAKE. DID PLANTS HAVE A SIGNIFICANT ROLE?J Goma, E Bécares, M Fernandez-Alaez, M Valentín, S Romo

SS 20-18p DISTRIBUTION AND DIURNAL MIGRATION OF MACROINVERTEBRATES WITHIN DENSESUBMERGED VEGETATIONO Marklund, A Hargeby, I Blindow

Section I SS 21 Aquatic species invasions

SS 21-01p DISTRIBUTION PATTERNS OF LEPTESTHERIA DAHALACENSIS (RUPPELL, 1837) (CRUSTACEA, CONCHOSTRACA) IN THE EUROPEAN PART OF RUSSIAT Dobrynina

SS 21-02p IN SITU EXAMINATION OF THE IMPACT OF ZEBRA MUSSELS ON PHYTOPLANKTONBIOMASSA Wilson

SS 21-03p IMMIGRATION OF THE PONTO-CASPIAN POLYCHAETE HYPANIA INVALIDA (GRUBE, 1860)IN THE UPPER VOLGA RESERVOIRSG Shcherbina

SS 21-04p IN SITU EXPERIMENTAL ANALYSIS OF EFFECTS OF EXOTIC AND NATIVE MUSSELS ONLARGE RIVER ZOOPLANKTON COMMUNITIESA Casper, J Thorp

SS 21-05 EXPANSION OF PONTO-CASPIAN AND WHITE SEA-BALTIC FISHES IN THE UPPER VOLGABASINY V Slynko, V Yakovlev

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SS 21-06p ON THE SPECIES DIVERSITY OF SUBGENUS CERCOPAGIS (CERCOPAGIDAE,POLYPHEMOIDEA) IN THE BALTIC SEAI Rivier

SS 21-07p INVASION OF NEW SPECIES AND ITS IMPACT FOR BLACK SEA ECOSYSTEMS Ignatyev

SS 21-08p RECENT INTRODUCTIONS OF ALIEN MACROBENTHIC SPECIES INTO ESTONIAN WATERS,NE BALTIC SEAJ Kotta, I Kotta

SS 21-09p PHENOMENON OF MASS DEVELOPMENT OF MACROSCOPIC COLO-NIAL CYANOBACTERIAAPHANOTHECE STAGNINA IN A RADIATION CONTAMINAED LAKEA Ostapenya, T Zhukova, L Nikitina, T Makarevich

SS 21-10p INTERACTION BETWEEN THE ENDEMIC SEAGRASS POSIDONIA OCEANICA AND THEINVASIVE TROPICAL ALGA CAULERPA TAXIFOLIA IN THE FRENCH RIVIERAJ Jaubert, J Chisholm, D Ducrot, M Marchioretti, A Minghelli-Roman

SS 21-11p ON BLOOMS OF FIBROCAPSA ALONG THE MIDDLE THYRRENIAN SEA (MEDITERRANEANSEA), ITALY, IN SPRING-SUMMER 1999.R Congestri

SS 21-12p DISTRIBUTION OF ACTINOCYCLUS NORMANII (BACILLARIOPHYTA) IN THE VOLGA RIVERBASINL Korneva

SS 21-13p LARGE BOATS AND LEAKY BORDERS: BALLAST WATERLM Taylor

SS 21-14p IMPACTS OF DREISSENA POLYMORPHA ON MACROINVERTEBRATES IN THE LITTORALZONE OF LAKE CONSTANCEM Moertl, K Rothhaupt

SS 21-15p EFFECTS OF LARVAL FOOD CONDITIONS ON RECRUITMENT OF DREISSENA POLYMORPHAA Wacker, E Von Elert

SS 21-16p REGIONAL DIFFERENCES IN RATES AND PATTERNS OF NORTH AMERICAN INLAND LAKEINVASIONS BY ZEBRA MUSSELSL E Johnson, C Kraft

SS 21-17p The Black Sea as a donor and tranzit water body for for alien species.N Shadrin

SS 21-18p ROLE OF BAITFISH INDUSTRY IN SPREAD OF AQUATIC NUISANCE SPECIESP Charlebois, J Gunderson, D Jensen, R Kinnunen, M Klepinger, F Snyder, P Tucker, , .

SS 21-19p GEOGRAPHIC INFORMATION SYSTEM “INVADER” AND ITS APPLICATIONS FOR AQUATICALIEN SPECIESV Panov, M Dianov, A Lobanov

SS 21-20p WILL PACIFIC OYSTERS TAKE OVER ON MUSSEL BEDS IN THE WADDEN SEA?S Diederich, K Reise

SS 21-21p THE NEED FOR MODELLING IN THE MANAGEMENT OF AN INVASIVE SPECIES; THE CASEOF CAULERPA TAXIFOLIA IN THE MEDITERRANEAN SEADavid Hill, Patrick Coquilllard, T Thabaut

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Section II SS 22 Quantitative links between past and present - Paleolimnologicalcontributions to contemporary process studies

SS 22-01p NEW EVIDENCE FOR OLD CYANOBACTERIAL BLOOMS IN THE BALTIC SEAP. Westman, J Borgendahl

SS 22-02p POSTGLACIAL PALEOPRODUCTIVITY OF LAKE BIWA, JAPAN: IMPACTS OF CLIMATECHANGES AND HUMAN ACTIVITIESP A Meyers

SS 22-03p CLIMATE IMPACTS ON THE SUBARCTIC LAKE SAANAJÅRVI, NW-FINNISH LAPLANDS Sorvari, M Rautio, A Korhola

SS 22-04p QUANTIFYING RESPONSE RATES OF LAKE ECOSYSTEM TO ENVIRONMENTAL CHANGEJ Galster, A Lini

SS 22-05p INTEGRATED ANALYSIS OF MODERN AND SEDIMENTARY STABLE ISOTOPE DATA IN LAKESA Lini, P Keane, J Galster, R Howse

SS 22-06p SALINITY CHANGE IN THE BALTIC SEA DURING THE LAST 8500 YEARS:EVIDENCE CAUSESAND MODELSP Westman, B Gustafsson, S Wastegörd, A Omstedt, K Schoning

SS 22-07p EVIDENCE OF ANTHROPOGENIC DISTURBANCE AND TROPHIC CHANGE IN RECENT LAKESEDIMENTS: VERMONT, USAR Howse, A Lini, N Kamman

SS 22-08p IMPACT OF SOIL EROSION ON THE BENTHIC INVERTEBRATE FAUNA OF LAKE TANGANYIKA(EAST AFRICA)H Eggermont, D Verschuren

SS 22-09p CLIMATE RECONSTRUCTION: FINE OR LARGE TEMPORAL RESOLUTION? THE STORY FROMCHIRONOMIDSI Larocque, R Hall

SS 22-10p IMPACTS OF DISTURBANCES ON THE BIOGEOCHEMISTRY ON LAKES IN QUEBECA Philibert, Y Prairie

SS 22-11p ARE CHIRONOMID-BASED PALEOCLIMATIC RECONSTRUCTIONS AFFECTED BY TERRESTRIAL VEGETATION COMPOSITION?M Heinrichs, R Hall

SS 22-12 THE HISTORY OF CYANOBACTERIAL BLOOMS IN THE BALTIC SEA; A MULTIDISCIPLINARYSTUDYT Finni, K Kononen, R Olsonen, K Wallström, K Nikkilä, E-L Poutanen

Section II SS 23 The recovery of freshwater ecosystems from acidification: the role of air,land and sediment boundaries

SS 23-01p EFFECTS OF pH ON BENTHIC MACROINVERTEBRATES UNDER EXPERIMENTAL CONDITIONSN Berezina

SS 23-02p IDENTIFYING CHANGES IN ZOOPLANKTON COMMUNITIES ALONG A GRADIENT INACIDITY, ACCOUNTING FOR SPATIAL AND MORPHOMETRIC FACTORSC Holt, N Yan, K Somers

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Section I SS 25 Ecological Processes and Ecosystems: Functioning towards water purification

SS 25-01p SEASONAL DYNAMICS OF NUTRIENT POOLS IN THE LITORAL ZONE OF LAKE ERKENE Tornblom, E Rydin, B Huser, A Karlsson, I Karlsson, M Kahlert, K Pettersson

SS 25-02p INHIBITORY EFFECTS OF SURFACTANTS ON WATER FILTRATION BY UNIO TUMIDUS, UNIOPICTORUM, AND MYTILUS GALLOPROVINCIALISS A Ostroumov

SS25-03p HOMEOSTATIC PROCESSES AND NATURAL WATER PURIFICATION IN A CORAL REEFMESOCOSMJaubert

SS25-04p INDIRECT DELAYED INFLUENCES IN AQUATIC ECOSYSTEMS: IMPLICATIONS FORCOMMUNITY STRUCTURE, BIOGEOCHEMICAL CYCLING AND EUTROPHICATIONV Krivtsov

SS25-05p RADIOPHYTOREMEDIATION AS A TOOL FOR WATER CLEANINGP Soudek, T Vanek, R Tykva

Section I SS 26 Role of aquatic colloids in the speciation, bioavailability and fate of traceelements, nutrients and contaminants

SS 26-01p FLUORESCENCE QUENCHING OF PYRENE AND PHENANTHRENE BY NATURAL ANDANTHROPOGENIC ORGANIC MATERIALSP Sutton, E VanVleet

SS 26-02p ORGANIC CARBON DIAGENESIS ON NW IBERIAN MARGIN AND CELTIC SEA SEDIMENTS:CLAYS OR AMORPHOUS MATERIAL?P Pedro, T Boski, J Pessoa, A Iserantant

SS 26-03p TRACE METAL BIOAVAILABILITY IN A POLLUTED RIVER: THE UPPER VISTULA RIVER(SOUTHERN POLAND)R Gilbin, C Guéguen, M Pardos, J Dominik

SS 26-04p DETERMINATION OF PARTICLE SIZE AND MASS DISTRIBUTION OF COLLOIDS IN AQUATICENVIRONMENTS USING SINGLE PARTICLE COUNTERSJ Loizeau, C Degueldre, C Gu‚guen, J Dominik

SS 26-05p BIOAVAILABILITY OF COLLOID-BOUND CD, CR, AND ZN TO MARINE PLANKTONW Wang, L Guo

Section I SS 27 Climate and Aquatic systems

SS 27-01p COMPARISON OF MORPHOLOGIES OF LEPAS ANATIFERA (LINNE) COLLECTED FROM TAOBUOYS IN THE TROPICAL PACIFIC DURING THE EL NINO/LAC Venn, P Ulicny

SS 27-02p “SURVIVORS’ HABITAT” OF CALIFORNIA CURRENT FISH: ARE MESOSCALE OCEANOGRAPHIC FEATURES AREAS OF EXCEPTIONAL PRERECRUITE Logerwell, P Smith

SS 27-03p CLIMATE VARIATION AND CHANGES IN THE ICHTHYOCOENOSIS OF TRANSBOUNDARYLAKE PEIPSIA Kangur, P Kangur, E Pihu

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SS 27-04p ASSESMENT OF COMMERCIAL FISH STOCKS BY HYDROACOUSTICSJ Poviliunas, A Astrauskas, E Bernotas, T Didrikas

SS 27-05p EFFECTS OF CO2 CONCENTRATION, GROWTH RATE, AND LIGHT CONDITIONS ONCARBON ISOTOPE FRACTIONATION IN THE COCCOLITHOPHORIDB Rost, I Zondervan, U Riebesell

SS 27-06p SENSITIVITY OF PLANKTON IN A SMALL SHELTERED HUMIC LAKE TO CLIMATIC VARIATIONM Jörvinen, K Salonen, J Keskitalo, A Holopainen, L Arvola

SS 27-07p RESPONSES OF EMERGENT MACROPHYTES TO ELEVATED ATMOSPHERIC CO2T Saarinen, A Ojala, T Kairesalo

SS 27-08p NUTRIENT LOADING AND RETENTION IN LAKES AND RECENT CHANGES IN DISCHARGE AND WEATHER PATTERNA Hillbricht-Ilkowska

SS 27-09p EFFECTS OF SOLAR ULTRAVIOLET RADIATION ON PERIPHYTON METABOLISM, PIGMENTAND COMMUNITY COMPOSITION IN A CLEAR-WATER BOREALE Watkins, D Schindler, M Turner

SS 27-10p CLIMATE IMPACT ON EARLY PHYTOPLANKTON GROWTH IN TWO CONTRASTINGSYSTEMSH Markensten, D Pierson

SS 27-11p LONGTERM PATTERNS IN DISSOLVED ORGANIC CARBON AS INFLUENCED BY LOCAL ANDREGIONAL ENVIRONMENTAL FACTORSJ Hudson, P Dillon, K Somers

SS 27-12p INFLUENCE OF CO2 CONCENTRATION ON C:N:P STOICHIOMETRY OF A MARINE DIATOMGROWING UNDER PHOSPHORUS LIMITATIONF Gervais, U Riebesell

SS 27-13p INFLUENCE OF FRONTAL ZONES OF THE NORTH-WESTERN INDIAN OCEAN ON ICHTHYOFAUNA OF MESOPELAGIC FISHES

SS 27-14p EFFECTS OF ATMOSPHERIC CARBON-DIOXIDE INCREASE ON THE COMPETITION BETWEENAQUATIC PLANTS IN FRESHWATER LITORAL SYSTEMS.W M Mooij, J E Vermaat, P S chippers

SS 27-15p IS CLIMATIC VARIABILITY THE PROXIMATE CAUSE OF INTERANNUAL POPULATIONFLUCTUATIONS OF PROFUNDAL MACROINVERTEBRATEW Goedkoop, R Johnson

Section II SS 30 What is controlling the distribution of seagrasses?

SS 30-01p THE IMPORTANCE OF SUSPENDED SEDIMENTS IN CONTROLLING THE DISTRIBUTION OFSEAGRASSES IN THE CHESAPEAKE BAYK Moore

SS 30-02p OXYGEN DYNAMICS IN EELGRASS MERISTEMS - IMPLICATIONS FOR GROWTH ANDSURVIVALJ Borum, T Greve

SS 30-03p EVALUATING VEGETATIVE TRANSPLANT SUCCESS IN POSIDONIA AUSTRALIS: A FIELDTRIAL WITH HABITAT ENHANCEMENTM Campbell

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SS 30-04p DIRECT AND INDIRECT EFFECTS OF EUTROPHICATION ON ZOSTERA NOLTII HORNEM.F G Brun

SS 30-05p ZOSTERA MARINA DISTRIBUTION IN RELATION TO LIGHT AVAILABILITY, NUTRIENT LOAD,SALINITY AND HYDRODYNAMICSM M van Katwijk

SS 30-07p SPATIAL AND TEMPORAL DISTRIBUTION OF SEAGRASS IN THE WESTERN ARABIAN GULFK A Al-Abdulkader

SS 30-08p RESPONSE OF COASTAL LAGOON PHYTOPLANKTON, MACROALGAE AND SEAGRASS TOMANIPULATIONS OF TEMPERATURE AND NUTRIENT LOADINGJ Bintz, S Nixon, B Buckley, S Granger, S Sherwood

SS 30-09p SPATIAL DYNAMICS OF ZOSTERA NOLTII OVER A 5-YEAR PERIOD OF FLUCTUATIONSALINITY IN THE VACCARŠS LAGOON, FRANCEP Grillas, A Charpentier, I Auby, F Lescuyer, E Coulet

Section II SS31 Influence of primary producers on nutrient cycling in coastal marine areas

SS31-01p NUTRIENT CYCLING IN THE PELAGIC SYSTEM OF THE GULF OF RIGARECONSTRUCTED FROM MONITORING DATAB Møller-Karulis

SS31-02p SILICIFICATION AND GROWTH RATE IN DIATOMSB. Claquin

SS31-03p PRIMARY PRODUCTIVITY, INORGANIC NITROGEN FLUXES ANDDENITRIFICATION RATES IN A RUPPIA CIRRHOSA MEADOW: A COMPARISON BETWEENVEGETATED-UNVEGETATED SEDIMENTP. Viaroli, M Bartoli, D Nizzoli, G Castaldelli

SS31-04p NUTRIENT LOADING AND PHYTOPLANKTON PRODUCTION IN THE SUWANNEERIVER AND ESTUARYE Bledsoe, E Philips

SS31-05p GROWTH AND ORGANIC P UTILIZATION IN CULTURES OF TRICHODESMIUMIMS101S Henze, M Mulholland, E Carpenter

SS31-06p ESTIMATING NITROGEN ASSIMILATION BY MARINE MICROPHYTOBENTHICCOMMUNITIESA Miles, K Sundback

SS 31-07p IRON MEDIATED CONTROL OVER GROWTH AND PHYSIOLOGICAL FUNCTION OF THEMARINE RAPHIDOPHYTE, HETEROSIGMAL Pickell, C Trick

SS 31-08p A MODEL DESCRIBING GROWTH OF MACROALGAE IN A SHALLOW BAY.J Oeberg

SS 31-09p PLANKTONIC STRUCTURE AND TURNOVER RATES OF STRATIFIED SUMMER SYSTEMSM Olesen

SS 31-10p NUTRIENT AVAILABILITY AND GROWTH OF THE MACROALGAE ULVA LACTUCA IN AEUTROPHIC ESTUARYF Andersen, P Mortensen, H Jensen

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SS 31-11p PHYTOPLANKTON RESPONSE TO NUTRIENT-ENRICHED CONDITIONS DUE TO SEWAGEDISCHARGEP Mozetic, V Flander Putrle, V Turk

Section II SS 32 Biogeochemical processes in estuaries

SS 32-01p CHARACTERIZATION OF PARTICULATE ATMOSPHERIC NITROGEN AND IMPLICATIONS FORCOASTAL DEPOSITIONK Russell, J Galloway, W Keene, K McGlathery, J Moody

SS 32-02p DISTRIBUTION AND STABLE ISOTOPE OF CARBON IN THE YALUJIANG ESTUARY, NORTHCHINAY Wu, J Zhang

SS 32-03p IN SITU MEASUREMENTS OF DENITRIFICATION AND PHOTOSYNTHESIS IN EXPOSEDINTERTIDAL SEDIMENTSL Ottosen, N Risgaard-Petersen, L Nielsen, V Brotas, J Serodio

SS 32-04p FACTORS REGULATING ESTUARY CIRCULATION, OXYGEN AND SALT BALANCES OFHIGHLY-STRATIFIED ESTUARY IN THE GULF OF FINLAND, BALTIC SEAO Malve

SS 32-05p CHEMICAL COMPOSITION OF MUCOUS MACROAGGREGATES IN THE NORTHERNADRIATICN Kovac, O Bajt, J Faganeli, B Sket, J Hinrichs, B Schnetger, H Brumsack

SS 32-06p DYNAMICS OF SUSPENDED PARTICULATE MATTER DURING THE WINTERPHYTOPLANKTON BLOOM IN AN EASTERN MEDITERRANEAN COASTAL SYSTEM.T Hall, S Papaspyrou, A Nicolaidou, K Kormas

SS 32-07p INDUCTION OF REACTIVE OXYGEN SPECIES IN HIGH LIGHT CONDITION AND ITS EFFECTON MICROALGAL GROWTHK Lee, K Kwak, K Shin, C Jang, M Chang

SS 32-08p GLUCOSE UPTAKE AND ITS PROPERTIES IN SIX SPECIES OF RED TIDE-CAUSINGPHYTOPLANKTONM Chang, K Kwak, K Shin, C Jang, K Lee

SS 32-09p TRANSPORT AND CHEMICAL REACTIVITY OF NUTRIENTS AND METALS IN THEGUADALQUIVIR ESTUARY (SW. SPAIN): SIMULATION AND FIELD ASSESSMENTST DelValls, J Forja, E Garcua-Luque, I Saenz, I Riba, A Gomez-Parra

SS 32-10 p GEOCHEMICAL RESPONSES TO THE INITIATION OF SALT MARSH HABITAT RESTORATIONBY TIDAL EXCHANGE MODIFICATIONC Farris

SS 32-11p PHOTO-INDUCED TRANSFORMATION OF TERRESTRIAL AND MARINE DOM AS INDICATEDUSING FLUORESCENCE EXCITATION EMISSION MATRIX SPECTROSCOPYJ Callahan, R Chen

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Section I SS 33 Coastal embayments as important land-margin ecosystems: Fate andtransformations of reactive nutrients

SS 33-01p NUTRIENT BEHAVIOR IN SHALLOW COASTAL LAGOONS OF THE EBRO DELTA (NE SPAIN)F Comin, O Hernandez, J Herrera, M Menendez, M Martinez

SS 33-02p EUTROPHICATION EXPERIMENT IN AN OPEN NORWEGIAN LAND-LOCKED BAY I.RESPONSE ON PRIMARY PRODUCERS AND SEDIMENTATIONO Vadstein et al.

SS 33-03p MACROALGAL DISTRIBUTION PATTERN IN A SHALLOW TEMPERATE LAGOONM Thomsen, K McGlathery, A Tyler, J Rosinski, I Buffam

SS 33-04p EFFECT OF SALINITY ON BENTHIC FLUXES AND POREWATER COMPOSITION IN ES GRAULAGOON (MINORCA ISLAND, SPAIN)P López

SS 33-05p A COMPARATIVE BIOGEOCHEMICAL ANALYSIS OF COASTAL BALTIC ECOSYSTEMSD Swaney, O Savchuk, C Humborg

SS33-p06p COASTAL BOUNDARIES AND ALGAL BLOOMS ON MAJORCA ISLAND(WESTERN MEDITERRANEAN)M Puigserver, G Ramon, G Moya

SS33-p07p SEQUENTIAL SEDIMENTATION AND RETENTION OF NUTRIENTS ALONG A COASTALGRADIENT FROM A FJORD LIKE BAY TO THE OPEN SEA IN THE NORTHERN BALTICA Heiskanen

SS33-p09p EFFECT OF GROUNDWATER DISCHARGES IN HYDROGRAPHIC CONDITIONS IN ATROPICAL COASTAL ZONEL Troccoli-Ghinaglia, J Herrera-Silveira, F Comin-Sebastian

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Section II SS 34 Biochemistry of food quality in relation to production across pelagic systems

SS 34-01p ANALYSIS OF FATTY ACIDS IN PREY SPECIES OF SOCKEYE SALMON IN LAKEWASHINGTONA Ballantyne

SS 34-02p SEASONAL LIPID CONTENT IN THE DEVELOPMENTAL STAGES OF TWO BENTHIC BOUNDARY LAYER CRUSTACEANS IN CONCEPTION BAY, NEWFOUNDLANDN Richoux, R Thompson, D Deibel, C Parrish

SS 34-03p LIGHT, NUTRIENTS AND C:P-RATIOS; DAPHNIA PERFORMANCE IN CHEMOSTATEXPERIMENTS AS RELATED TO FOOD QUALITY AND FOOD QUANTITYD Hessen, P F‘r›vig

SS 34-04p SEASONAL DYNAMICS OF OIKOPLEURA S.P. IN THE ENGLISH CHANNEL IN RELATION TOTHE PHYTOPLANKTON AND OTHER ZOOPLANKTONX Irigoien, A Urrutia, R Harris, R Head, D Fernandez, J Acuna

SS 34-05p IS THERE AN EFFECT OF DIATOMS ON THE EGG PRODUCTION OF CALANUSHELGOLANDICUS UNDER NATURAL FIELD CONDITIONS ?X Irigoien, R Harris, R Head, D Harbour

SS 34-06p EFFECTS OF RED TIDE CAUSING ORGANISMS FOR COPEPOD FECUNDITYK Shin, C Jang, K Lee, M Chang

SS 34-07p FIELD MEASUREMENTS OF EGG PRODUCTION AND HATCHING SUCCESS OF CALANUSFINMARCHICUS SOUTH OF ICELANDS Jonasdottir, A Gislason, O Astthorsson, H Gudnason

Section II SS 35 Small-scale physical-biological interactions in the plankton

SS 35-01p EFFECT OF CYANOBACTERIAL POPULATION DENSITY ON TURBULENT ENERGYDISSIPATIONM Kumagai, K Ishikawa

SS 35-02p THE EFFECTS OF SMALL-SCALE TURBULENCE ON THE GROWTH AND MORPHOLOGY OFTEN SPECIES OF MARINE DINOFLAGELLATESJ Sullivan, J Rines, P Donaghay, M Dekshenieks, E Swift

SS 35-03p DISSIPATION OF EXCESS LIGHT ENERGY BY MASSIVE INORGANIC CARBON CYCLING INMARINE AND FRESHWATER PHYTPLANKTON.A Kaplan, D Tchernov, N Keren, I ohad, L Reinhold

SS 35-04p DIFFERENCES IN SWIMMING BEHAVIOUR BETWEEN TWO PLANKTONIC CILIATES AFFECTTHE RISK OF PREDATION BY THE COPEPOD ACARTIA CLAUSIE Broglio, M Johansson, P Jonsson

SS 35-05p FEEDING AND VERTICAL MIGRATION OF EUPHAUSIA VALLENTINI IN THE STRAIT OFMAGELLAN (53 degrees S), CHILE.M Hamame, T Antezana

SS 35-06p FRONTAL ZONES AS BOUNDARIES IN MACROPLANKTONIC COMMUNITIESS Ignatyev

SS 35-07 STICKY SITUATIONS: DIFFERENCES IN ESCAPE RESPONSES BETWEEN NAUPLII ANDCOPEPODIDS OF TEMORA LONGICORNISL van Duren, J Videler

SS 35-08 VERTICAL BIOLOGICAL AND PHYSICAL MICROSTRUCTURES OBSERVED FROM A NEWFREE-FALL INSTRUMENTL McDaniel, D Griffin, J Paul , H. Yamazaki, A Nihongi, L Seuront, H.Yamaxaki, L Seuront

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SS 35-08p EVALUATION OF LYSOGENY IN CYANOBACTERIA IN VIRAL-REDUCED SAMPLES OF TAMPABAY, FL.L McDaniel, D Griffin, J Paul, H. Yamazaki, A Nihongi, L Seuront

Section II SS 36 Physical and chemical influence on the life history of marine and freshwaterorganisms: The consequences of environmental change

SS36-01p ELECTROPHYSIOLOGICAL AND BEHAVIOURAL RESPONSES OF SALMON LICELEPEOPTHEIRUS SALMONIS (COPEPODA: CALIGIDAE) TO SEMIOCHEMICAL STIMULI.A Ingvarsdottir, G Devine, W Mordue, A Pike, J Pickett, I Duce, A Mordue

SS36-02p SEASONAL CHANGES IN ZOOPLANKTON AND ZOOBENTHOS TAXA RELATED TO SOMEPHYSICO-CHEMICAL VARIABLES IN FIVE PONDS IN DO¥ANA NATIONAL PARK (SW, SPAIN)C Coleto, R JIMENEZ, E RICO, C MONTES

SS36-03p MODELING LIFE STAGE DYNAMICS OF PSEUDOCALANUS SPP. (COPEPODA: CALANOIDA)FROM PRINCE WILLIAM SOUND, ALASKA.N Pintchouk

SS36-04p INHIBITION OF SENSITIVE LIFE STAGES OF ZOOPLANKTON BY CYANOBACTERIAL TOXINSM Reinikainen

SS36-05p BIOGEOGRAPHICAL COMPARISON OF NUTRITIONAL EFFECTS OF THE TOXIC DINOFLAGELLATE ALEXANDRIUM SP. ON THE COPEPOD ACARTIA HUDSONICAS Colin, H Dam

SS36-06p CYST RESUSPENSION AND GERMINATION SUCCESS IN TWO VERNAL DINOFLAGELLATESFROM THE N-BALTIC SEAA. Kremp

Section II SS 37 Spatial and temporal scales controlling plankton dynamics

SS 37-01p THE ROLE OF DIATOM RESTING STAGES FOR TEMPORAL PHYTOPLANKTON DYNAMICS INCOASTAL ENVIRONMENTSM McQuoid

SS 37-02p COMPARISON OF HORIZONTAL AND VERTICAL FLUX DURING EPISODIC EVENTS IN THECOASTAL GREAT LAKES SUPERIOR AND MICHIGANH Niebauer

SS 37-03p PLANKTON SIZE DISTRIBUTION AND PREDATOR-PREY RELATIONSHIP IN THE BELGIANCOASTAL ZONEM Méharzi Ahmed, S Sandra De Galan, T Tackx Michelle, D Daro Nanette, G Goeyens Leo

SS 37-04p SHORT-TERM FLUCTUATIONS IN RUDITAPES DECUSSATUS LARVAE COMPARED WITHSOME ENVIRONMENTAL FACTORS IN A COASTAL LAGOON (SOUTH PORTUGAL).L Chicharo, I Gouveia, C Miguel, S Condinho, M Chicharo

SS 37-05p PHYTO-CONVECTION IN OPEN OCEANE Hegseth, J Backhaus, H Wehde

SS 37-06p INSHORE-OFFSHORE TRANSPORT AND THE RISK OF CYANOBACTERIAL BLOOMS AT LAKEK Ishikawa, M Kumagai, W Vincent, H Nakahara

SS 37-07p INITIATION PROCESSES OF WINTER PHYTOPLANKTON BLOOMS WITHIN GIRONDE PLUMEWATERS IN THE BAY OF BISCAYC Labry, A Herbland, D Delmas, P Lazure, A Jegou

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SS 37-08p LONG-TERM CHANGES IN PHYTOPLANKTON OF LAKE ULEMISTE, THE MAIN DRINKINGWATER RESERVOIR OF THE CAPITAL OF ESTONIA.T Trei

SS 37-09p SEASONAL VARIABILITY IN CILIATE COMMUNITY STRUCTURE, POTENTIAL PREY ANDPREDATORS IN THE OPEN NORTHERN BALTIC PROPERM Johansson, E Gorokhova, U Larsson

SS 37-10p USE OF SEAWIFS IMAGERY TO OBSERVE PERSISTENT PATCHES OF OPTICALLY-ACTIVEMATERIAL OFF THE WEST COAST OF VANCOUVER ISLAND, CANADAM J Perry, B Sackmann, M Logsdon

SS 37-11p EFFECTS OF MIXING DEPTH ON SUCCESSION AND COMPOSITION OF PHYTOPLANKTONCOMMUNITIESR Ptacnik, S Diehl, S Berger

SS 37-12p WIND-DRIVEN NUTRIENT FLUXES THROUGH THE METALIMNION IN A TROPICAL BARRAGEM Bormans, P Ford, G Hancock

SS 37-13p BACTERIOPLANKTON DYNAMICS IN CENTRAL ATLANTIC BETWEEN 25 AND 13 S AND 42AND 28 WL Andrade

SS 37-14p VERTICAL DISTRIBUTION PATTERNS OF FISH LARVAE (HAEMULIDAE AND CARANGIDAE)AND ZOOPLANKTON OFF THE INSULAR SHELF-EDGE AT GUAYANILLA BAY, SOUTHWESTPUERTO RICOA Gonzalez-Figueroa, J Garcia-Sais

SS 37-15p LUNAR CYCLE OF ZOOPLANKTON BIOMASS IN SUBTROPICAL WATERS: BIOGEOCHEMICALIMPLICATIONSS Hernandez-Leon, C Almeida, L Yebra, J Aristegui

SS 37-16p THE IMPACT OF THE “PORTUGUESE CLAM TRAWL” UPON THE NEAR BOTTOM PHYTOPLANKTON COMMUNITY, IN THE SOUTH COAST OF PORTUGAL.L Chicharo, M Chicharo, S Condinho, F Alves, J Regala

SS 37-17p THE ZOOPLANKTON DYNAMICS IN A REGULATED RIVER SYSTEM WITH ESTUARY DAMDURING 1995 - 1999 (NAKDONG RIVER, KOREA)H Kim, K Ha, S Park, M Jang, G Joo

SS 37-18p MODELLING COMPLEX BIOLOGICAL AND PHYSICAL INTERACTIONS IN THE WESTERNEQUATORIAL ATLANTICV Coles, R Hood

SS 37-19p TOXIC CYANOBACTERIAL BLOOM (Cylindrospermopsis raciborskii) IN A SHALLOWRESERVOIR OF THE BRAZILIAN NORTHEAST SEMI-ARID REGION:M Bouvy, R Molica, S Nascimento

SS 37-20p DEFINING THE ECOLOGICAL LIMITS OF EURYTEMORA AFFINIS USING PROTEOMEANALYSISD G Kimmel

SS 37-21p 3-DIMENSIONAL VALIDATION OF A COUPLED, BIOLOGICAL-PHYSICAL MODEL IN THEARABIAN SEA POSTERR Hood, K Kohler, J McCreary, S Smith

SS 37-22p ANNUAL AND SEASONAL STABILITY OF ZOOPLANKTON PATCHINESS IN LAKE ERIET Morris, W Sprules

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SS 37-23p VERTICAL GRAZING OF ZOOPLANKTON DURING THE BLOOM OF THE DINOFLAGELLATEHETEROCAPSA TRIQUETRA IN THE NORTHERN BALTIC SEAA Uitto, K Kivi, H Kuosa

SS 37-24p SPATIAL DISTRIBUTION PATTERNS OF LARVAL FISH ASSEMBLAGES IN THE SOUTHERNCOAST OF PUERTO RICOJ Ramirez, J Garcia

Section I SS 38 Biological, chemical, physical and sedimentological interactions in polynyas

SS 38-01p MEASUREMENTS OF UNDER-ICE TURBULENT FLUXES OF MOMENTUN AND HEAT IN THENOW POLYNYA REGIONK Shirasawa, K Kobinata

SS 38-02p HETEROTROPHIC VERSUS AUTOTROPHIC GRAZING BY COPEPODS IN A LARGE ARCTICPOLYNYAP Saunders, D Deibel, S Lee, C Stevens, R Rivkin, M Anderson

SS 38-03p WATER COLUMN DYNAMICS AND BIOGENIC FLUXES IN A COASTAL POLYNYA OF THEWESTERN ROSS SEAA Accornero, G Budillon, C Manno, R Meloni

SS 38-04p SIZE FRACTIONATED PHYTOPLANKTON BIOMASS AND PRIMARY PRODUCTION IN THENORTHWATER POLYNYAB Klein, B LeBlanc, Z Mei, R Beret, C Mundy, C von Quillfeldt, D Barber, L Legendre

SS 38-05p PHOTOSYNTHESIS OF ALGAE BELOW SEA ICE AS MEASURED IN-SITU BY FLUORESCENCEAND MICROSENSOR ANALYSISM Kuehl, R Glud, S Rysgaard

SS 38-06p COMPOSITION AND DISTRIBUTION OF PHYTOPLANKTON IN THE NORTHWATER POLYNYA,ARCTIC OCEAN, DURING APRIL-JUNE 1998S Roy, F Vidussi, C Lovejoy

SS 38-07p SPATIAL AND TEMPORAL VARIATIONS OF ULTRAVIOLET ATTENUATION IN THE SURFACEWATERS OF THE NORTHWATER POLYNYA (76-79øN)C Vasseur, B Mostajir, E Fouilland, M Denis, S Demers

SS 38-08p ABUNDANCE, BIOMASS, COMPOSITION AND GRAZING IMPACT OF THE SEA ICEMEIOFAUNA IN THE NORTHWATER, NORTHERN BAFFIN BAYC Nozais, M Gosselin, C Michel, G Tita

SS 38-09p STABLE ISOTOPES IN POLYNYA WATERS: NE WATERS (D18O) AND LAPTEV SEA(D18O, D13DIC)H Erlenkeuser, H Cordt, T Mueller-Lupp

SS 38-10p BACTERIAL DYNAMICS IN THE NORTH WATER POLYNYA: INFLUENCES OF TURBULENCEAND TEMPERATUREM Ptak, R Rivkin, D Deibel, M Anderson

SS 38-12p PARTICULATE DMSO AND DMSP IN ICE ALGAE FROM THE NORTH WATER POLYNYA,NORTHERN BAFFIN BAYP A Lee, S de Mora, M Gosselin, M Levasseur, R Bouillon, C Nozais, C Michel

SS 38-13p SEASONAL CHANGE IN THE FLUX OF PARTICULATE ORGANIC CARBON AND NITROGEN INTHE NORTH WATER POLYNYA (NOW) IN 1997-1998M Sampei, H Sasaki, M Fukuchi

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SS 38-14p ORGANIC-WALLED MICROFOSSILS: SEDIMENTARY TRACERS OF PRODUCTIVITY CHANGESIN THE NORTH WATER POLYNYAD Hamel, A de Vernal, M Gosselin

SS 38-15p SEASONAL CHANGES IN THE FEEDING ACTIVITIES OF THE MAJOR ARCTIC COPEPODS INTHE NOW POLYNYAH Hattori, N Kobayashi, M Sanpei, K Takahashi

SS 38-16p DIFFERENTIAL EXPORT OF BIOGENIC SILICA IN THE NORTH WATER POLYNYAC Michel, M Gosselin, J Tremblay

SS 38-17p PHOTOSYNTHETIC PARAMETERS OF PHYTOPLANKTON IN THE NORTH WATER POLYNYAB LeBlanc, Y Suzuki, Z Mei, L Legendre

Section II SS 39 Benthic filter-feeding and plankton dynamics- importance of currents and mixing

SS 39-01p A 3-D PHYSICAL-BIOGEOCHEMICAL-BIOLOGICAL MODEL FOR MUSSEL-PHYTOPLANKTONINTERACTIONP.M. Herman, F Lamy, H Burchard

SS 39-02p THE IMPACT OF NUTRIENT LOADING AND ZOOPLANKTON ABUNDANCE UPONRECRUITMENT OF BLUE-GREEN ALGAEA Ståhl-Delbanco, S Romo, D Stephen

SS 39-03p OPTIMAL PATCH STRUCTURE AS A KEY MECHANISM OF TROPHIC IMPACT AND LIFEHISTORY PATTERN IN A BENTHIC SUSPENSION FEEDERS Rossi

SS 39-04p THE ROLE OF FOOD IN THE SEASONAL DYNAMICS OF MEDITERRANEAN BENTHICSUSPENSION FEEDERSR Coma

SS 39-05p SUSPENSION FEEDERS IN LAKE OUTLETSR Wotton

SS 39-06p INVESTIGATING DIFFERENCES BETWEEN TWO SHALLOW ESTUARIES AND TESTING ADYNAMIC ECOSYSTEM MODELA Hansen, C Madden, F M›hlenberg

SS39-07p MEASURING AND MODELLING GRAZING IMPACT BY BENTHIC SUSPENSION FEEDERS IN AMICROTIDAL ESTUARYJ Petersen, P Jonsson, F Mohlenberg, P Mathieu, H Burchard

Section II SS 40 Bioturbation: the water-sediment interface is under control

SS40-01p EFFECT OF NEW SPECIES INTRODUCTION ON NUTRIENT TRANSPORT RATES ACROSS THESEDIMENT-WATER INTERFACES. Forster, D Daunys

SS40-02p INFLUENCE OF MACROFAUNAL BIOTURBATING ACTIVITIES ON LITHOTROPHICNITRIFICATION IN ANOXIC SEDIMENTSP. Engström, S Hulth, K Ringdahl

SS40-03p BIOTURBATION AND PRESERVATION OF BIOGENIC SILICA: A CASE STUDY IN THE ABYSSALSEDIMENTS OF THE NORTHEAST ATLANTICO Ragueneau, M Gallinari, H Stahl, A Tengberg, S Grandel, R Lampitt, R Witbaard, P Hall,D Rickert.

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SS40-04p LONG TERM INFLUENCE OF HYDROCARBONS ON THE BIOTURBATION POTENTIALITIES OFA MEDITERRANEAN MACROBENTHIC ASSEMBLAGEG Stora, F Gilbert, D Massias, P Doumenq, J Poggiale, G Desrosiers, C Re, J Bertrand

SS40-05p TRANSPORT PROCESSES IN INTERTIDAL SAND FLATS: CONTROLS ON THE PRODUCTIONAND DISTRIBUTION OF REACTIVE ORGANIC MATTERN CRAIG, C CURRIN, M PIEHLER

SS40-06p DISTRIBUTION OF REDOX SENSITIVE SPECIES IN BIOTURBATED CONTINENTAL SLOPESEDIMENTSP Anschutz, G Chaillou, J Jouanneau, P Carbonel, F Jorissen

SS40-07p BIOTURBATION IN THE VENICE LAGOONM Gerino, C Mugnai, L Belluci, M Frignani, A Castelli, A Valentini, D Prevedelli

SS40-08p RAPID BIOTURBATION OVER THE NORTH-WESTERN IBERIAN MARGIN: COMPARISON OFSLOPE AND CANYON SEDIMENTSS Schmidt, T van Weering, J Reyss

SS40-09p SEDIMENT BIOTURBATION BY MAYFLY NYMPHS AND EFFECTS ON CADMIUM TRANSFERSTO THE WATER COLUMN AND TO THE BENTHIC BIVALVE CORBICULA FLUMINEAA Ciutat, O Weber, A Boudou

SS40-10p IMPACT OF BIOTURBATION ON SEDIMENTARY LIPID BIOMARKERS IN EXPERIMENTALMARINE SEDIMENT SYSTEMS: PRELIMINARY RESULTSF Gilbert, V Grossi, S Caradec

SS40-11p SEDIMENT FEEDING DEPTH OF THE SPATANGOID BRISSOPSIS LYRIFERAK Hollertz

SS40-12p A NEW METHOD FOR BIOGENIC STRUCTURES QUANTIFICATION BY TOMODENSITOMETRY(CAT-SCAN)G Desrosiers, L de Montety, B Long, J Cremer, E Pelletier, J Locat, G Stora

Section I SS 41 Chemical ecology of freshwater and marine benthos

SS 41-01p CHARACTERIZATION OF A MATE RECOGNITION PHEROMONE IN ROTIFERSB Dingmann, T Snell

SS 41-02p ALLELOPATHIC INTERACTION OF SUBMERSED MACROPHYTES WITH EPIPHYTES: CASESTUDIES ON ELODEA NUTTALLII AND NAJAS MARINAD Erhard, E Gross

SS 41-03p UV -RADIATION MODIFIES ALLOCATION BETWEEN GROWTH AND PHLOROTANNINPRODUCTION IN THE BLADDER WRACK (Fucus vesiculosus)V Jormalainen, T Honkanen, A Mäkinen, A Heinänen, J Oja

Section II SS 42 The microbial ecology and biogeochemistry of aquatic sediments

SS 42-01p COUPLED NITROGEN AND SULFUR CYCLING IN THIOPLOCA DOMINATED UPWELLINGSEDIMENTS OFF CENTRAL CHILEJ Zopfi, T Kjaer, L Nielsen, B Jorgensen

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SS 42-02p MICROBIAL MERCURY METHYLATION AND DEMETHYLATION POTENTIAL RATES UNDERDIFFERENT ELECTRON ACCEPTING CONDITIONS IN MINERAL-RICH WETLAND SEDIMENTSK Warner, E Roden, J Bonzongo

SS 42-03p DENITRIFIERS AND NITRATE AMMONIFIERS OUT COMPETE FOR NITRATE IN MARINESEDIMENTSF. Gilbert, P Bonin, V Michotey

SS 42-04p SULFATE REDUCING AND METHANOGENIC BACTERIA IN SEDIMENTS OF A TROPICALCOASTAL LAGOON: VERTICAL DISTRIBUTIONR Torres, J Guyot

SS 42-05p CHEMICAL AND MOLECULAR MICROBIAL ASSESSMENT OF A METAL CONTAMINATEDLAKE SEDIMENTS Webb, H Gough, J Gaillard, D Stahl

SS 42-06p SEARCH FOR AN ELECTRON SHUTTLE IN ANAEROBIC METHANE OXIDATIONK Sørensen, K Finster, N Ramsing

SS 42-07p DETECTION AND IDENTIFICATION OF ACANTHAMOEBAE SPECIES FROM NATURALSAMPLESZ Cruz Monserrate, R Gast

SS 42-08p DETERMINATION OF SULFATE REDUCTION KINETICS IN AYDAT LAKE SEDIMENTS (FRANCE)E Viollier, E Serrat, D Jezequel, G Michard, G Sarazin

SS 42-09p ENZYMATIC ACTIVITIES ASSOCIATED WITH C,N,P PROCESSING IN FIVE PONDS OFDO¥ANA NATIONAL AND NATURAL PARK.S Alvarez, M Guerrero

SS 42-10p MICROBIOLOGICAL CONTROLS ON THE PRODUCTION AND CONSUMPTION OFDIMETHYLSULFIDE IN HIGH- AND LOW-LATITUDE PEAT BOGSE Stets, R Kiene

SS 42-11p ENERGY LIMITATION OF NITROGEN MINERALISING BACTERIA IN MARINE SEDIMENTSL Lohse, B Lomstein

SS 42-12p COMPETITIVE INTERACTIONS BETWEEN FE(III) AND SULFATE REDUCING BACTERIA INSALTMARSH SEDIMENTSC Koretsky, C Moore, T DiChristina, P Van Cappellen

SS 42-13p DIVERSITY OF SULFATE-REDUCING BACTERIA IN ESTUARINE SEDIMENTS USING 16S RRNAAND DSR PRIMERSC Joulian, N Ramsing, K Ingvorsen

SS 42-14p REACTIVITY OF IRON OXIDES IN MARINE SEDIMENTSI Ferro, J Middelburg

Section I SS 43 Oxic-anoxic boundary phenomena

SS 43-01p SPATIAL AND TEMPORAL EVOLUTION OF THE OXIC-ANOXIN BOUNDARY LAYER INSHALLOW COASTAL SYSTEMJ Forja, T Ortega, R Poncece, A Gomez-Parra

SS 43-02p EARLY DIAGENETIC PROCESSES IN COASTAL MARINE SEDIMENTS DISTURBED BY ACATASTROPHIC DEPOSITIONAL EVENTB Deflandre, A Mucci, J Gagne, C Guignard, B Sundby

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SS 43-03p P-FRACTIONS AND P-SORPTION PARAMETERS OF FRESHWATER SEDIMENTS AND THEIRRELATIONS TO C, FE AND AL IN SEDIMENTSJ Borovec, J Hejzlar

SS 43-04p WATER AND SEDIMENT MICROVARIATIONS OF OXYGEN AND NUTRIENTS IN SHALLOWFRESHWATER PONDS OF SOUTHERN SPAINC Martinez-Velasco, J Forja, A Gomez-Parra.

SS 43-05p COMPARING EFFECTS OF QUANTITY AND C-N RATIO OF ORGANIC MATTER ON MARINEBENTHIC FLUXES USING MULTIVARIATE EXPERIMETAL DESIGN.I Karle, I Dahllöf, P Hall

SS 43-06p CARBON DIOXIDE PARTIAL PRESSURE AND 13C CONTENT OF NORTH TEMPERATE ANDBOREAL LAKES AT SPRING ICE MELTP. Kortelainen, R Striegl, J Chanton, G. Bugna, K.P. Wickland, M. Rantakari

SS 43-07p ADSORBED MN(II) AND MN REDOX CYCLING IN IBERIAN MARGIN SEDIMENTSC van der Zee, W van Raaphorst

SS 43-08p DIEL SULFIDE AND DISSOLVED OXYGEN CONCENTRATION GRADIENTS AT TWO SITES INTHE FLORIDA EVERGLADES, USAM M Reddy, G R Aiken, J Hurley, P F Schuster

Section II SS 44 Biogeochemical processes and their microenvironmental controls at thesediment-water interface

SS 44-01p EVOLUTION OF GROUNDWATER/SURFACE WATER GEOCHEMICAL PROCESSES IN TWOPONDS IN DO¥ANA NATIONAL PARK (SW, SPAIN)C Coleto, M Florin, C Montes

SS 44-02p RETURN OF THE CHURN: FURTHER TALES OF FLUX AND FLOW AT THE SEDIMENT-WATERINTERFACET Coley, J Cornwell

SS 44-03p PHOSPHORUS MOBILITY IN WATER-SEDIMENT INTERFACE IN COASTAL SYSTEMS OF THEGULF OF CADIZ (SW OF SPAIN)R Ponce, T Ortega, J Forja, A Gomez-Parra

SS 44-04p NITROGEN-CYCLING IN DEEP SEA SEDIMENTS OF THE PORCUPINE ABYSSAL PLANE (PAP),NE ATLANTICJ Brunnegård, S Grandel, P Hall, H Ståhl, A Tengberg

SS 44-05p A pH INDEPENDENT FLUOROSENSOR FOR AMMONIUM BASED ON THE PRINCIPLES OFCOEXTRACTIONN Strömberg, S Hulth

SS 44-06p A NOVEL MICRO-SENSOR FOR MEASUREMENT OF LIQUID FLOWJ Gundersen, O Pedersen, L Riis

SS 44-07p RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN NUTRIENT BUDGETS, PHYTOPLANKTONIC PRODUCTION ANDDECOMPOSITION PROCESSES IN TWO NATURAL HYPEREUTROPHIC PONDS OF DO¥ANANATIONAL PARKC Coleto, A Lopez-Archilla, S Alvarez, M Guerrero, C Montes

SS 44-08 EFFECTS OF NON-AIRBORNE SULPHATE ENRICHMENT ON THE BIOGEOCHEMISTRY OFFRESHWATER WETLANDSL Lamers - LPM, E Lucassen - EChet, A Smolders - AJP, J Roelofs - JGM

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SS 44-09p CALCITE DISSOLUTION IN SUBSURFACE MARINE SEDIMENTS DRIVEN BY BENTHIC MINERALIZATION PROCESSES - IN SITU HIGH RESOLUTION MEASUREMENTSF Wenzhöfer, M Adler, C Hensen, S Boehme

SS 44-10p SULFUR OXIDIZING BACTERIA AT HYDROTHERMAL VENTS OF THE NORTH FIJI BASINL Podgorsek, J Imhoff

SS 44-11p NITRATE CONVERSIONS IN MARINE SEDIMENT DETERMINED BY A HELIUM BASEDDIFFUSION SENSOR AND A NO3- BIOSENSOR WITH ELECTROPHORETIC SENSITIVITYCONTROLT Kjaer, R Meyer, N Revsbech

SS 44-12p SUBOXIC DEPOSITION OF FERRIC IRON BY BACTERIA IN OPPOSING GRADIENTS OF FE(II)AND OXYGEN AT CIRCUMNEUTRAL PHE E Roden, D Sobolev

SS 44-13p MOBILIZATION OF PARTICULATE PHOSPHORUS BY PHYTOPLANKTON AND EFFECT ON P-SPECIATON IN SEDIMENTSJ Bonzongo, G Bertru, G Martin

SS 44-14p ROLE OF DOC FLUXES IN BENTHIC CARBON CYCLING IN THE DEEP-SEA AND ONCONTINENTAL MARGINSH Ståhl, J Brunnegård, P Hall, A Tengberg

SS 44-15p A HYDROGEN SULFIDE MICROSENSOR FOR USE IN AQUATIC ENVIRONMENTS, SENSORCHARACTERISTICS AND APPLICATIONM Kuehl, P Jeroschewski, C Steuckart, F Wenzhoefer, O Pringault

SS 44-16p FINE-SCALE MEASUREMENT OF DIFFUSIVITY IN A MICROBIAL MATA Wieland, D de Beer, L Damgaard, M Kühl, D van Dusschoten, H Van As

SS 44-17p BIOGEOCHEMICAL PROCESSES AT THE SEDIMENT - WATER INTERFACE IN A SHALLOWLAKE: P-release AND P-BINDINGU SELIG

SS 44-18p NITRIFICATION AND DENITRIFICATION IN LIMNIC AND ESTUARINE SEDIMENTS STUDIEDWITH A NITRATE BIOSENSORR Meyer, T Kjaer, L Larsen, N Revsbech

SS 44-19p SCALING WATER COLUMN MIXING AND BOUNDARY-LAYER FLOW FOR EXPERIMENTALECOSYSTEM STUDIES OF BENTHIC-PELAGIC COUPLING: A NEW APPROACHE Porter, L Sanford, G Gust

SS 44-20p INTERACTIONS OF LAKE AND GROUNDWATER IN THE LITTORAL ZONE OF A CLOSE-BASINLAKE IN NORTH-CENTRAL MINNESOTA, USAPaul F Schuster, Jim W LaBaugh, Donald O Rosenberry, Thomas, C Winter, M Reddy

Section I SS 45 Biogas cycling and emission along the aquatic continuum:From freshwater to coastal zone

SS 45-01p ROLE OF THE ESTUARINE COPEPOD ACARTIA TONSA IN DMSP DYNAMICSK Tang

SS 45-02p SEASONAL BENTHIC CO2 PRODUCTION IN AN OLIGOTROPHIC, MESOHUMIC BOREALLAKEI Bergström, K Salonen

SS 45-03p DIEL VARIATION IN METHANE EMISSIONS IN A REED (PHRAGMITES AUSTRALIS) DOMINATED MACROPHYTE COMMUNITYT Kaki, P Kankaala, A Ojala

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SS 45-04p TEMPERATURE DEPENDENCE OF METHANE PRODUCTION IN PROFUNDAL SEDIMENT OFLAKE KINNERET: METHANOGENIC PRECURSORS AND ARCHAEAL COMMUNITYSTRUCTUREB Nuesslein, K Chin, W Eckert, R Conrad

SS 45-05p INORGANIC CARBON BENTHIC FLUXES IN COASTAL MARINE SYSTEMS OF THE IBERIANPENINSULAT Ortega, R Ponce, J Forja, A Gomez-Parra

SS 45-06p METHANE EMISSIONS THROUGH PLANTS AND BY EBULLITION IN THE LITTORAL ZONE OFA BOREAL EUTROPHIC LAKEP Kankaala, T Käki, A Ojala

Section II SS 46 The Response of Northeast and Northwest Atlantic Shelf Ecosystems toClimate Variability and Change

SS 46-01p BIOGEOCHEMICAL VARIABILITY IN A SEDIMENT CORE FROM THE BALTIC PROPER INRELATION TO CLIMATE VARIABILITYM Voss, J Dippner, W Brenner, H Nytoft, G Kowalewska

SS 46-02p THE DEEP WATER TEMPERATURE OF THE SKAGERRAK PREDICTS THE SOFT BOTTOMMACROBENTHOS VARIATIONS ON THE SWEDISH WEST COASTJ Hagberg, B Tunberg, W Nelson

SS 46-03p A CARBON BUDGET FOR A HIGH ARCTIC FJORD ECOSYSTEM: IMPLICATIONS OF GLOBALWARMINGS Rysgaard, J Hansen

SS 46-04p MEASUREMENTS AND MODELLING OF OCEAN CLIMATE AND ZOOPLANKTON IN THEBARENTS SEAA Edvardsen, D Slagstad, K Tande, P Jaccard

Section II CS 01 African Freshwater systems

CS 01-01p GROUNDWATER RECHARGE FROM A SEASONAL FLOODPLAIN IN THE OKAVANGO DELTA,BOTSWANA.L Ramberg

Section II CS 02 Methods

CS 02-01p TRONDHEIM MARINE SYSTEMS RESEARCH INFRASTRUCTUREN Tokle

CS 02-02p BIOLOGICAL CO OXIDATION RATES IN THE SARGASSO SEA: RESULTS OF A NEW 14C-COINCUBATION TECHNIQUE.J Tolli, C Taylor, O Zafiriou

CS 02-03p PHOTOACOUSTIC LASER DETECTION OF ACETYLENE REDUCTION IN HETEROCYSTOUSAND NON-HETEROCYSTOUS CYANOBACTERIAK Orcutt, K Gundersen, J Degerholm, M Staal, L Laarhoven, S Hekkert, B BergmanL Stal,F Harren

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CS 02-04p SEPARATION AND DETECTION OF LOW MOLECULAR WEIGHT ORGANIC ACIDS AT THENMLEVEL WITH HPLC AND PDA/UV-DETECTIONE Svensson, A Skoog

CS 02-05p MOLECULAR DETECTION OF ENTEROVIRUSES IN COASTAL AND GROUND WATERSJ Paul, D Griffin

CS 02-06p COUPLING BETWEEN PHYSICAL AND BIOLOGICAL PROCESSES IN THE OCEAN: A NEWMULTISCALE TESTING PROCEDUREL. Seuront, F Schmitt, H Yamazaki

CS 02-07p AN INTERNATIONAL METHODS COMPARISON FOR MEASUREMENT OF DISSOLVEDORGANIC NITROGEN IN AQUEOUS SYSTEMSJ Sharp

CS 02-08p BERGEN MARINE RESEARCH INFRASTRUCTURE: AN OPPORTUNITY TO CONDUCT RESEARCH IN NORWAYJ. Nejstgaard

Section II CS 05 Arctic Ecology

CS 05-01p POTENTIAL PREDATION BY DAPHNIA PULEX AND CYCLOPS SSP. IN THREE OLIGOTROPHICSHALLOW ARCTIC LAKESN Arboe

CS 05-02p VIRUSES OF ALGAE AND PROTOZOANS IN ROSS SEA WINTER AND SUMMER PACK ICECOMMUNITIESM Gowing, D Garrison, A Gibson, M Jeffries

CS 05-03p PRIMARY PRODUCTION OF ICE ALGAE AND PHYTOPLANKTON IN A HIGH ARCTIC FIORDLIGHT ARTIFACTS WHEN MEASURING FROM A HOLE IN THE SEA ICERysgaard S, Laursen J S, J W Hansen

CS 05-04p BACTERIAL GROWTH LIMITATION BY ORGANIC CARBON IN THREE DIFFERENT REGIONS OFTHE SOUTHERN OCEAN (38-61øS, 6-15øE) DURING AUSTRAL SUMMERP Carlsson, W Granéli, S Bertilsson

CS 05-05p MICROBIAL COMMUNITY DYNAMICS IN AN OLIGOTROPHIC SUB-ANTARCTIC LAKE.J Ellis-Evans, R Arnold, C Sewell

CS 05-06p OBSERVATIONS ON CALANUS GLACIALIS EGGS UNDER THE SPRING SEA ICE IN THEBARENTS SEA (ARCTIC OCEAN)I Werner, H Hirche

Section II CS 06 Benthos and biodiversity

CS 06-01p THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN MICROPHYTOBENTHIC BIOMASS AND PULSE MODULATEDMINIMUM FLUORESCENCEC Honeywill, K Wiltshire

CS 06-02p DIGESTION OF BIOFILM CARBOHYDRATES BY THE DEPOSIT-FEEDING BRITTLESTARAMPHIPHOLIS GRACILLIMA (STIMPSON) (OPHIUROIDEA:D Hoskins, S Stancyk, V Lewis, J Baynes

CS06-03p THE INFLUENCE OF FLOW ON ECOSYSTEM SERVICES OF ESTUARINE SEDIMENTS WITHDIFFERENT LEVELS OF BIODIVERSITYC Biles

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CS06-04p COMPARISONS OF THE FEEDING BIOLOGY OF QUAGGA AND ZEBRA MUSSELS.B Baldwin, J Dayton, E Mills

CS06-05p INTESTINAL SOLUBILIZATION OF PARTICLE-ASSOCIATED ORGANIC AND INORGANIC HGAS A MEASURE OF BIOAVAILABILITY TO BENTHIC INVERTEBRATESK McAloon, A Lawrence, R Mason, L Mayer

CS06-06p BREACHING BEHAVIOR IN BARRED SAND BASS DURING THE SPAWNING SEASONM Moore, S Margulis

CS06-07p THE ENVIRONMENT OF A PERMIAN VERTEBRATE BURROW COMMUNITY >FROM KANSASA Marin, L Martin

CS06-08p COMPARISON OF PERIWINKLE (Littorina irrorata) POPULATIONS FROM TWO DIFFERENT,BUT ADJACENT HABITATSC Shelton, B Cuker

CS06-09p SEASONAL ALTERATION BETWEEN BOTTOM-UP- AND TOP-DOWN-CONTROL IN ALITTORAL BENTHIC FOOD CHAIND Baumgörtner, K Rothhaupt

CS06-10p BENTHIC VIRUS-LIKE PARTICLE ABUNDANCE ALONG EUTROPHICATION GRADIENTS INAUSTRALIAN ESTUARIESI Hewson, J O’Neil, W Dennison

CS06-11p COMMUNITY DYNAMICS OF MOTILE CORAL REEF MESOBENTHOS: 3-DIMENSIONALARTIFICIAL SUBSTRATES AS A SURROGATE FOR NATURAL SUBSTRATAJ Robinson, J Thomas

CS06-12p INTERACTION BEWTEEN NUTRIENTS AND GRAZERS ON INTERTIDALMICROPHYTOBENTHIC COMMUNITY STRUCTURES Hagerthey, R Ford, D Paterson

CS06-13p THE RELATIVE IMPORTANCE OF LETHAL AND NON-LETHAL EFFECTS ON INSECTCOLONISATION: EVIDENCE FROM AN OUTDOOR POOL EXPERIMENTK Åbjörnsson, C Brönmark, L Hansson

CS06-14p ADAPTATION AND SPECIES DOMINANCE IN RESPONSE TO REDUCED LIGHT INTENSITY.E Defew

CS06-15p A RESIDENTIAL STUDY OF THE FISH SPECIES THAT UTILIZE THE SEAGRASS BEDS IN THEINDIAN RIVER LAGOONA Balderas

CS06-16p BARNACLES ASSOCIATED WITH CARIBBEAN MARINE VERTEBRATESJ Cintron-De Jesus, E Williams, L Bunkley-Williams, A Mignucci-Giannoni

CS06-17p ASSIMILATION OF MICROBIAL EXOPOLYMERS BY A DEPOSIT-FEEDING BRITTLESTARD Hoskins, S Stancyk, A Decho, V Lewis, W Piegorsch

CS06-18p THE CENSUS OF MARINE LIFE: ADDRESSING CHALLENGES IN BIODIVERSITYJ F Grassle, C J Decker

CS06-19p DENITRIFICATION IN PERIPHYTON IN AN AMAZONIAN LAKEA Enrich-Prast, F Esteves, L Nielsen

CS06-20p A REFERENCE SYSTEM FOR BIODIVERSITY OF RUNNING WATER IN DENSILY POPULATEDAREAST Baekken, K Aagaard, E Lindstroem, S Sloreid, T Andersen

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CS06-21p LITTORAL DISTRIBUTION PATTERNS OF MEIOBENTHIC COMMUNITIES AT LAKECONSTANCEA Witthoeft-Muehlmann, K Rothhaupt, W Traunspurger

CS06 -22p BENTHIC COMMUNITY STRUCTURE AND ACTIVITY IN THE AEGEAN SEA MEDITERRANEANA Tselepides, G Duineveld, N Papadopoulou, L Moodley, N Lampadariou

Section II CS 10 Biomanipulation and applied ecology

CS 10-01p PHYTOPLANKTON RESPONSES TO BIOMANIPULATION IN A EUTROPHIC LAKEK Vuorio, J Sarvala

CS 10-02p THE ROLE OF PHOSPHORUS RELEASE BY ROACH IN THE WATER QUALITY CHANGES OF ABIOMANIPULATED LAKEM Tarvainen, J Sarvala

CS 10-03p THE EFFECTS OF URBANIZATION ON THE GROWTH RATE OF FUNDULUS HETEROCLITUS: ACOMPARATIV STUDY OF TWO VIRGINA SALT MARSHESE L Holoman

CS 10-04p FIRST BIOMANIPULATION CASE IN A WARM-TEMPERATE TURKISH LAKEM Beklioglu, O Ince, C Muluk, I Tuzun, C Tan

CS 10-05p WEATHER - INDUCED CHANGES IN THE SHOALING BEHAVIOUR OF CYPRINIDS: ANINDIRECT EFFECT OF NON-POINT EXTERNAL LOADING ON BIOMANIPULATIONI Sammalkorpi, E Hooloman

CS 10-06p DRAINAGE OF LAKES IN THE KINGDOM OF DENMARK BETWEEN 1768 - 1805 AND THELATE 1970’SG Larson, E Jeppesen, I Sammalkorpi

Section I CS 14 Extreme environments (e.g. saline lakes, high/low temperatures)

CS 14-01p CHANGES IN TROPHIC INTERACTIONS ALONG A GRADIENT IN NUTRIENTS AND SEDIMENTIN BRACKISH LAKES. II. ENCLOSURE EXPERIMENTSE Jeppesen, M Søndergaard, T Lauridsen, F Landkildehus

CS 14-02p REMAINS OF CLADOCERANS, FORAMINIFERS AND OSTRACODS AS INDICATORS OFTROPHIC DYNAMICS IN BRACKISH LAKESS Amsinck, E Jeppesen, F Landkildehus

CS 14-03p EFFECT OF PISCIVOROUS FISH ON STICKLEBACKS IN A BRACKISH LAKE.S Berg, L Jacobsen, C Skov

CS 14-04p THE ARTIFICIAL VEGETATION MODULE (AVM) SYSTEM: A NEW TECHNIQUE FOR FISHSAMPLING DESIGNS Berg, C Skov, L Jacobsen

CS 14-05p STRUCTURE AND FUNCTIONS OF DANISH BRACKISH LAKESJ Jensen, E Jeppesen

CS 14-06p A SURVEY OF DMSO AND RELATED SULFUR COMPOUNDS IN ANTARCTIC ENVIRONMENTSP Lee, J Priscu, G DiTullio, S Riseman, J Lisle, B Vaughn, S de Mora

CS 14-07p NEOMYSIS INTEGER IN BRACKISH LAKES AND ITS IMPACT ON TROPHIC STRUCTUREM Søndergaard, E Jeppesen, H Aaser

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CS 14-08p PROCESS RATES AND GROWTH LIMITING FACTORS OF PLANKTONIC ALGAE FROMEXTREMELY ACIDIC (pH 2,5-3) MINING LAKES IN GERMANYJ. Tittel, V Bissinger, U Gaedke

CS 14-09p METHANE OXIDATION WITHIN METHANE SEEP SEDIMENTSM de Angelis, M Torres

CS 14-10p IMPORTANCE OF SUBMERGED MACROPHYTES AND FISH TO ZOOPLANKTON IN ABRACKISH LAKET Lauridsen, M Søndergaard, E Jeppesen, F Landkildehus

CS 14-11p CHANGES IN ZOOPLANKTON GRAZING PRESSURE ON PHYTOPLANKTON ALONG ASALINITY AND NUTRIENT GRADIENT IN THE BRACKISH LAKES IN VEJLERNE, DENMARKL Pedersen, I Christensen

Section I CS 16 Microbial food web interactions

CS 16-01p MOUNTAIN LAKES PELAGIC FOOD WEB STRUCTURE FROM MICROBES TO ZOOPLANKTON- WHERE ARE THE GRAZERS?V Straskrabova

CS 16-02p BIOGEOCHEMICAL EVOLUTION IN THE RHONE RIVER PLUME AND INFLUENCE OF THERIVER INPUTS (NUTRIENTS AND DOM) ON BACTERIAL AND PRIMARY PRODUCTIONSP Conan, M Pujo-Pay, F Joux, L Oriol, J Naudin, G Cauwet

CS 16-03p THE CONTRIBUTION OF BACTERIOPLANKTON CELL WALL COMPOUNDS TO THE DOCPOOL IN THE NORTH ATLANTIC: PRODUCTION RATES AND TURNOVERM Perez, C Pausz, G Kramer, G Herndl

CS 16-04p MICROBIAL FOOD WEB IN A MEROMICTIC CAVE LAGOON OF THE BALEARIC ISLANDS(MEDITERRANEAN SEA)E Sintes, A Martínez-Taberner, G Moy, G Ramón

CS 16-05p THE ROLE OF MIXOTROPHIC CILIATES (STENTOR) IN AN OLIGOTROPHIC PATAGONIANLAKE (CHILE)S Woelfl

CS 16-06p ECTOENZYME DIVERSITY AND SUCCESSIONAL CHANGES IN BACTERIAL BETA-GLUCOSIDASE ACTIVITY IN THE COASTAL NORTH SEAJ Arrieta, G Herndl

CS 16-07p TEMPERATURE DEPENDENT GROWTH RATES OF PLANKTONIC PROTOZOA: THE SIGNIFICANCE OF INTRASPECIFIC DIFFERENCEST Weisse

CS 16-08p CHROMOPHORIC DISSOLVED ORGANIC MATTER PRODUCTION IN TWO SPECIES OFPHYTOPLANKTONE Rochelle-Newall, T Fisher

CS 16-09p A WHOLE MARINE ECOSYSTEM FERTILIZATION EXPERIMENT: DYNAMICS OF DOC DURINGFOUR YEARS IN HOPAV†GEN (NORWAY)S. Kirkvold, K Børsheim, S Myklestad, Y Olsen, H Reinertsen, O Vadstein

CS 16-10p NUTRIENT LIMITATION OF AUTOTROPHIC AND POTENTIALLY MIXOTROPHICPHYTOPLANKTON IN TROPICAL LAGOONS DIFFERING IN HUMIC CONTENTC Pålsson, A Anesio, W Granéli

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CS 16-11p COMPETITION FOR PHOSPHATE BETWEEN PHYTOPLANKTON AND BACTERIA OF SIMILARSIZES Drakare, P Blomqvist

CS 16-12p QUANTIFICATION AND X-RAY ANALYSIS OF SPECIFIC GROUPS OF ALGAE SCALESH Landa, M Heldal, G Bratbak

CS 16-13p EXPLORING LYTIC AND TEMPERATE VIRUSES OF GYMNODINIUM BREVE AS A MECHNSIMOF CONTROLLING RED TIDE BLOOMSL Houchin, D Griffin, J Paul

CS 16-14p PLANKTONIC CILIATES IN THE OLIGOTROPHIC MEDITERRANEAN SEA: LONGITUDINALTRENDS OF STANDING STOCKS AND ANALYSIS OF FOOD VACUOLE CONTENTSP Pitta, A Giannakourou, U Christaki, G Gregori, F Van Wambeke

CS 16-15p BACTERIOPLANKTON AND PHYTOPLANKTON DIVERSITY IN SALT MARSH TIDAL CREEKSA Lewitus, E Koepfler, A Lewitus, P Noble, J Almeida, M Wetz

CS 16-16p STRAIN-SPECIFIC GRAZING BY A CILIATE (URONEMA SP.), DETERMINED WITH IMMUNOFLUORESCENCE AND FLOW CYTOMETRYL Frette, P del Giorgio

CS 16-17p BENTHIC HETEROTROPHIC FLAGELLATES (HF)-STRUCTURE AND FUNCTION OF ASSEMBLAGES FROM BALTIC SEA, ANTARCTIC AND LAKE SEDIMENTSD Dietrich, H Arndt

CS 16-18p THE EFFECT OF DIFFERENT N/P RATIOS AND ZOOPLANKTON ON THE MICROBIALCOMMUNITY IN THE ARCHIPELAGO SEA, NORTHERN BALTIC SEAJ Sipura, G Weithoff, K Heikkilö, A Lagus, J Suomela, A Ventel

CS 16-19p PHOSPHOROUS AND CARBON LIMITATION OF BACTERIAL ACTIVITIES IN THE MEDITERRANEAN SEAU. Christaki, F Van Wambeke, A Giannakourou

CS 16-20p MICROZOOPLANKTON DYNAMICS AND RESPONSE TO A STORM-DRIVEN RESUSPENSIONEVENT DURING THE WINTER-SPRING TRANSITION PERIODP Kovalcik, P Lavrentyev

CS 16-21p DIFFERENT FEEDING AND DIGESTION STRATEGIES OF BACTERIVOROUSNANOFLAGELLATES: DO THEY CAUSE FOOD SELICTIVITY?J Boenigk, H Arndt

CS 16-22p INFLUENCE OF SOLAR RADIATION ON DISSOLVED ORGANIC MATTER AND BACTERIALGROWTH IN THE SOUTHERN OCEANS Bertilsson, P Carlsson, W Granéli

CS 16-23p NEMATODE PREDATION ON CILIATES IN TIDAL FLAT SEDIMENTS: A CASE STUDY.I Hamels, T Moens, K Muylaert, W Vyverman

CS 16-24p THE COMPARISON ON THE GROWTH RATE AND GRAZING RATE OF ESTUARINETINTINNID AND OLIGOTRICH CILIATES IN THE LABORATORYE Yang, J Choi

CS 16-25p PRODUCTION OF DISSOLVED ORGANIC CARBON (DOC) IN THE ATLANTIC OCEANE Teira, M Pazó, E Marañón, E Fernández

CS 16-26p ORGANIC CARBON PARTITIONING AND CARBON FLOW IN THE PLANKTON COMMUNITYOF THE AEGEAN SEAI Siokou-Frangou, U Christaki, E Christou, A Giannakourou, O Gotsis, L Ignatiades,K Pagou, P Pitta, S Psarra

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CS 16-27p THE EFFECTS OF FIXATIVES ON HETEROTROPHIC FLAGELLATE ABUNDANCE ANDBIOVOLUME: SIGNIFICANT LOSS AND SHRINKAGE USING COMMON PROCEDURESWirth, H Arndt

CS 16-28p FACTORS INFLUENCING THE SPECIES-SPECIFIC SEASONAL DISTRIBUTION OF HETEROTROPHIC FLAGELLATESB Auer

CS 16-29p MODELLING THE ROLES OF BACTERIAL AND PLANKTON COMMUNITIES IN THE CYCLESOF MATTER IN THE NORTH ADRIATIC SEAC Solidoro, G Umgiesser, A Crise, G Crispi

CS 16-30p DIRECT AND INDIRECT EFFECTS OF FILTER-FEEDING MOLLUSCS ON THE PLANKTONCOMMUNITY OF THE RIVER RHINEA Eimer, H Arndt, Scherwass

CS 16-31p COMMUNITY COMPOSITION OF CILIATES IN RELATION TO LAKE TYPEU Stensdotter, E Lindstrom, P Blomqvist

CS 16-32p ESTIMATING PRODUCTION IN PLANKTON FOOD WEBS FROM BIOMASS SIZE SPECTRAAND ALLOMETRIC RELATIONSHIPSU Gaedke, J Spindler

CS 16-33p CYCLING AND EXPORT OF BIOGENIC CARBON IN THE UPPER OCEAN: GLOBAL ESTIMATESBASED UPON THE FOOD-WEB CONTROL NODES APPROACHL Legendre, R Rivkin

Section I CS 17 Optics

CS 17-01p HYDROLOGIC EFFECTS OF GROUNDWATER WITHDRAWAL ON NEARBY SHALLOWLY-FLOODED WETLANDSR Sobczak, T Cambareri

CS 17-02p A SHORT PATHLENGTH TRANSMISSOMETER LAB-MODEL WITH AN IN-SITU CALIBRATIONFACILITYR Prien

CS 17-03p PROBLEMS ASSOCIATED WITH ESTIMATING ATTENUATION OF PHOTOSYNTHETICALLYACTIVE RADIATION IN COLORED WATERSF Aldridge

CS 17-04p VARIABILITY OF INHERENT OPTICAL PROPERTIES NEAR THE SEDIMENT WATER INTERFACEJ Zaneveld, E Boss

CS17-05p SEASONAL VARIATION OF ULTRAVIOLET TRANSPARENCY IN LAKESB Hargreaves, D Morris, R Moeller, C Williamson

CS17-06p REMOTE SENSING AND OPTICAL IN-WATER MEASUREMENTS OF A CYANOBACTERIABLOOM IN THE BALTIC SEAS Kratzer, A Subramaniam

CS 17-07p PELAGIC PHYTOPLANKTON IN SITU PRIMARY PRODUCTIVITY APPROACHED BY 14C-TECHNIQUE AND FAST REPETITION RATE FLUOROMETRY (FRRF) IN THE BALTIC SEA: ACOMPARISONM Raateoja

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Section I CS 19 Phytoplankton ecology

CS 19-01p CHANGES IN THE SPATIAL FREQUENCY OF FLUORESCENCE OBSERVATIONS ACROSS THETIDAL MIXING FRONT OF GEORGES BANK, NW ATLANTICK Fisher

CS 19-02p NUMERICAL SIMULATION OF PFIESTERIA PISCICIDA POPULATION DYNAMICSR Hood, X Zhang, J Anderson

CS 19-03p GROWTH OF HETEROSIGMA AKASHIWO: EFFECTS OF LIGHT AND NITROGEN SUBSTRATEJ Hunt, W Cochlan

CS 19-04p INTER-CLONAL GROWTH RATE VARIABILITY IN A RED TIDE DINOFLAGELLATEA Shankle, P Franks

CS 19-05p THE GROWTH OF NATURAL COMMUNITIES OF AUTOTROPHIC PICOPLANKTON INDIFFERENT LIGHT, TEMPERATURE AND NUTRIENT CONDITIONSI Jasser, L Arvola

CS 19-06p TEMPORAL AND SPATIAL VARIABILITY IN PHOTOSYNTHETIC RESPONSE OF BALTIC SEAPHYTOPLANKTONC Böttcher, A Müller

CS 19-07p TOXICITY OF MICROCYSTIS AERUGINOSA TO DAPHNIA: AN INDUCIBLE DEFENSEMECHANISM?M Lürling, E van der Grinten

CS 19-08p ECOLOGY AND SYSTEMATICS OF EUCARYOTIC PICOALGAED Hepperle

CS 19-09p QUESTIONING PARADIGMS CONCERNING DIATOMSD Montagnes, D Franklin

CS 19-10p MULTIVARIATE STATISTICAL ANALYSIS OF THE FACTORS CONTROLLING THEPHYTOPLANKTON BIOMASS OF ARGENTINE PATAGONIAN LAKESM Diaz, F Pedrozo, N Baccal

CS 19-11p APHANIZOMENON BLOOMS IN LAKE KINNERET: RESPONSES TO NUTRIENT ADDITIONSAND TO ZOOPLANKTON GRAZINGT Zohary, K Hambright

CS 19-12p A WINTER CRYPTOFLAGELLATE BLOOM IN AN EUTROPHIC ESTUARY - SURVIVAL DURINGPERIODS OF VERY LOW LIGHT INTENSITIES DUE TO ICE COVERINGA Hammer

CS 19-13p AXENIC GROWTH OF AUREOCOCCUS ANOPHAGEFFERENS ON INORGANIC ANDORGANIC SOURCES OF NITROGENG Berg, J LaRoche, H Murray-Tobin

CS 19-14p EVIDENCE FOR MULTIPLE SPECIES WITHIN THE ENDOPARASITIC DINOFLAGELLATEAMOEBOPHRYA CERATII BASED ON 18S rRNA GENE SEQUENCESS Jansson, L Gisselson, E Granéli , P S Salomon

CS 19-15p THE INFLUENCE OF NUTRIENT-LIMITATION ON FEEDING IN LABORATORY CULTURES OFTHE MIXOTROPHIC DINOFLAGELLATE CERATIUM FURCAG Smalley, D Coats

CS 19-16p DOMINANCE BY ANABAENA CIRCINALIS OR AULACOSEIRA SPP. IN AUSTRALIAN FRESHWATERS : THE ROLE OF LIGHT AND MIXINGM McCausland, P Thompson, S Blackburn

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CS 19-17p TRAFFIC-INDUCED CHANGES OFF THE LANGNAS HARBOR, EASTERN ALANDT Lindholm, M Svartstrom, J Meriluoto, L Spoof

CS 19-19p PHOTOSYNTHETIC EFFICIENCY AND DYNAMICS OF AUTOTROPHIC PICOPLANKTON AFTERLAKE MAGGIORE RECOVERY.C Callieri, R Piscia,

CS 19-20p PHOTOSYNTHESIS AND MOLECULAR ORGANISATION OF GLYCOLIPIDS IN NITRATELIMITED ANTARCTIC SEA ICE DIATOMST Mock, B Kroon

CS 19-21p FOOD QUALITY OF PHYTOPLANKTON FOR THE ZEBRA MUSSEL DREISSENA POLYMORPHAL Dionisio Pires, E Van Donk

CS 19-22p WHY DOES A METALIMNETIC POPULATION OF PLANKTOTHRIX RUBESCENS PRODUCETOXINS?E Roschitz, S Gammeter, J Fastner

CS 19-23p EVIDENCE FOR MULTIPLE SPECIES WITHIN THE ENDOPARASITIC DINOFLAGELLATEAMOEBOPHRYA CERATII BASED ON 18S rRNA GENE SEQUENCESL Gisselson, P S Salomon, E Granéli

CS 19-24p TEMPORAL DYNAMIC AND SPATIAL DISTRIBUTION OF TOXIC CYANOBACTERIA IN ASHALLOW LAKEM Welker, C Steinberg

CS 19-25p ACCUMULATION OF MICROCYSTINS IN AQUATIC FOOD WEBSG Ahlgren, E Willén

CS 19-26p RESISITANCE OF RESTING SPORE AND RESTING CELL OF A MARINE DIATOM,CHAETOCEROS PSEUDOCURVISETUS TO GRAZING OF COPEPODSA Kuwata, A Tsuda

CS 19-27p ECOLOGY OF PHACOTUS (CHLOROPHYTA, CHLAMYDOMONADALES) - INTER- ANDINTRASPECIFIC VARIATIONSI Schlegel

CS 19-28p BIOACTIVE COMPOUNDS IN THE CYANOBACTERIUM PLANKTOTHRIX RUBESCENS ANDTHEIR ROLE IN THE PLANKTONIC COMMUNITYJ Blom, F Jüttner

CS 19-29p PHOSLOCK. A NEW TECHNIQUE TO REDUCE ALGAL BLOOMS THROUGH REDUCTION OF PRELEASE FROM SEDIMENTSM Robb, G Douglas, P Raitt, J Adeney

CS 19-30p CYANO-BACTERIAL COMMUNITIES IN WATERBODY - LAND CONTACT AREAS:DISRTRIBUTION AND THE BIOSPHERIC ROLEB Namsaraev, L Gerasimenko, N Shadrin

CS 19-31p ROLE OF MICROCYSTINS IN POISONING AND INGESTION INHIBITION OF SEVERALDAPHNID SPECIES CAUSED BY THE CYANOBACTERIUM MICROCYSTIS AERUGINOSAPCC7806T Rohrlack, K Christoffersen, E Dittmann, T Börner

CS 19-32p PHYTOPLANKTON SPECIES DISTRIBUTION AND DIVERSITY ALONG CHEMICAL GRADIENTSIN NORWEGIAN LAKESB Faafeng, P Brettum, T Oredalen

CS 19-33p A VIRUS FROM CHESAPEAKE BAY ASSOCIATED WITH DECLINE OF A BLOOM OFPROROCENTRUM MINIMUM REDUCES P. MINIMUM CELL COUNTS IN THE LABORATORYG Pereyra, R Colwell

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Section II CS 20 Plankton and nutrient dynamics

CS 20-01p UNDERSTANDING THE NITROGEN DYNAMICS BEHIND BLUE-GREEN ALGAL BLOOMS IN AHYPERTROPHIC VERMONT LAKEL Ferber, S Levine, A Lini, G Livingston

CS 20-02p THE NUTRITIONAL STATE OF WATER PLANTS CONTROLS THE RESOURCE UTILIZATIONT Andersen

CS 20-03p THE RESPONSE OF AUTOTROPHIC PICOPLANKTON (SYNECHOCOCCUS SP.) TOEXPERIMENTAL NUTRIENT INPUTS OF VARYING N:P RATIOSN Agawin, C Duarte, S Agustí

CS 20-04p SILICIC ACID UPTAKE AND NEW PRODUCTION IN NUTRIENT ENRICHED ENCLOSURESS Kristiansen

CS20-05p MODELLING THE DYNAMICS OF PHOSPHORUS RELEASE FROM OCCASIONALLY ANOXICIRON RICH SEDIMENTSM Harper

CS20-06p CONTROLLING CYANOBACTERIA BLOOMS BY ZOOPLANKTON HERBIVORY; MYTH ORREALITY?A Ghadouani, B Pinel-Alloul, E Prepas

CS 20-07p NUTRIENT EXCRETION BY GIZZARD SHAD IN A EUTROPHIC KENTUCKY RESERVOIRJ Shostell, P Bukaveckas

CS 20-08p INFLUENCE OF MIXING DEPTH ON PHYTOPLANKTON, LIGHT, AND NUTRIENTS: A COMPARATIVE LAKE STUDY. T J Kunz

CS 20-09p INFLUENCE OF NUTRIENT ENRICHMENTS ON CYANOBACTERIA AND PHYTOPLANKTONCOMMUNITY IN THE ARCHIPELAGO SEA, SW FINLANDA Lagus, M Silander, J Suomela

CS 20-10p NITRATE AVAILABILITY AFFECTS FOOD WEB STRUCTURET Vrede, G Aronsen, J Lindblom

CS 20-11p THE ROLE OF THE MICROBIAL COMMUNITY IN NITROGEN CYCLING IN SHALLOWHYPERTROPHIC SHRIMP AQUACULTURE PONDSM Burford, N Preston, P Glibert, W Dennison

CS 20-12p EFFECT OF NUTRIENT RATIOS ON THE UPTAKE AND TRANSFER OF 14C FROMPHYTOPLANKTON TO COPEPODS. J Holswilder, E Granéli

Section II CS 22 Stable isotopes

CS 22-01p STABLE CARBON ISOTOPE EVIDENCE FOR THE IMPORTANCE OF MICROPHYTOBENTHOSAS AN ENERGY SOURCE FOR TIDAL FLAT MEIOFAUNAT Moens, C Luyten, J Middelburg, P Herman, M Vincx

CS 22-02p TRANSFER OF ORGANIC MATTER IN THE DEEP ARABIAN SEA ZOOPLANKTON COMMUNITY: INSIGHTS FROM D15N ANALYSISR Koppelmann, H Weikert

CS 22-03p NITROGEN STABLE ISOTOPES OF FISH SCALES - PROXY FOR ANCIENT FOOD-WEBSTRUCTURE OF NORTHERN ANCHOVYI Peeken, R Goericke, J Montoya

CS 22-04p CARBON CYCLING IN A POLLUTED RIVER: WISLA, POLAND. P Wachniew

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CS 22-05p THE ROLE OF SPARTINA ALTERNIFLORA IN A LOUISIANA ESTUARINE MARSH FOOD WEB:CONSIDERATIONS BASED ON CARBON AND NITROGEN STABLE ISOTOPE ANALYSISG Duque, B Fry

CS 22-06p REDOX-DEPENDENT STABLE SULFUR ISOTOPIC FRACTIONATION BY SULFATE-REDUCINGBACTERIAV. Brüchert, J Detmers, K Habicht, J Kuever

CS 22-07p INTER-MODEL VALIDATION OF TROPHIC ISOTOPIC ENRICHMENTT Kline

CS 22-08p USING STABLE ISOTOPES TO MEASURE PELAGIC-BENTHIC COUPLING OF H.O.C.S IN LAKEMICHIGANH Stapleton, J Baker, Masterson, P Ostrom

CS 22-09p UTILIZATION OF PELAGIC CARBON POOLS IN LAKES OF DIFFERENT HUMIC CONTENTE Kritzberg, A Anesio, W Granéli

Section II CS 23 Streams

CS 23-01p PREDICTING SMALL DAM REMOVAL IN WISCONSINB Roth, J Gonzales, R Derrig-Green, G Quick

CS 23-02p COMPARISON OF PLANKTONIC FOOD WEB DYNAMICS IN THE LINKED RIVERS RHINE,MOSELLE AND SAAR IN 1999T Bergfeld, A Schoel, D Mueller

CS23-03p ESTIMATION OF THE RETENTION EFFICIENCY FOR FINE PARTICULATE ORGANICMATTER IN A LOWLAND RIVER USING FLUORESCENTLY LABELLED LYCOPODIUM SPORESAS TRACER PARTICLESS Wanner, M Pusch

CS 23-04p AQUATIC HABITAT STRUCTURE AND TURNOVER ALONG A BRAIDED FLOODPLAIN RIVER:TAGLIAMENTO RIVER, ITALYD Arscott, K Tockner, J Ward

CS 23-05p STREAM MACROINVERTEBRATE RESPIRATION MEASURED IN SITU AT DIFFERENTTEMPERATURES AND DIFFERENT ALTITUDES IN ECUADORD Jacobsen, S Rostgaard

CS 23-06p STRUCTURE AND DEVELOPMENT OF THE CILIATE FAUNA IN THE POTAMOPLANKTON OFTHE RIVER RHINEA Scherwass, H Arndt

CS 23-07p AIR-SEA CO2 FLUXES WITHIN UPWELLING AREAS OFF CENTRAL AND NORTHERN CHILE(30S AND 23S) DURING AUSTRAL SUMMER 1997.R Torres-Saavedra, D Turner, J Rutllant

CS 23-08p INFLUENCE OF LAND USE AND SEASON ON SOURCES OF NITRATE IN RUNOFF FROMURBAN AND RURAL WATERSHEDSA Spacie, A Leuenberger, V Poole

CS 23-09p A HEAVY METAL ANALYSIS OF SIX STREAMS IN THE ANGELINA STATE FOREST, TEXASR Hernandez

CS23-10p PHYTOPLANKTON COMPOSITION AND SEASONAL DYNAMICS IN THE RIVER SKROBLUS(SOUTH-EAST OF LITHUANIA)J Kostkeviciene

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CS23-11p THE EFFECT OF HUMAN ACTIVITY ON STREAM ECOSYSTEMS: HYDRAULIC CHANGESAND THE DEVELOPMENT OF HYPORHEIC ZONESD White, S Hendricks

Section II CS 25 Aquatic chemistry and ecotoxicology

CS25-01p IMPACT OF LAND USE AND WATERSHED GEOLOGY ON THE SPECIATION OF MERCURY(Hg) IN FRESHWATER SYSTEMSJ C Bonzongo

CS25-02p IMPACT OF PESTICIDES ON GRAZING EFFICIENCY IN ZOOPLANKTONK Montenegro

CS 25-03p INORGANIC-P INTERACTIONS IN THE EAST MEDITERRANEAN OR WHERE HAS ALL THEPHOSPHORUS GONE?.M D Krom

CS 25-04p CHANGES IN PHOSPHORUS SPECIATION ALONG WATER-WAYSA Nishri

CS 25-05p INTERACTIONS BETWEEN THE MACROPHYTE LITTORELLA UNIFLORA AND PARTICULATEPHOSPHORUS FRACTIONS IN LITTORAL SEDIMENTS OF THREE DANISH OLIGOTROPHICLAKESK Nissen, F Andersen

CS 25-06p ASSESSING THE IMPACT OF SYNTHETIC-BASED DRILLING FLUIDS ON BENTHIC ORGANISMS IN TEMPERATE WATERSC Daniels

CS 25-07p SEDIMENT-WATER EXCHANGE, BENTHIC PRIMARY PRODUCTION, AND SEDIMENT CHEMISTRY IN LAKES ON THE NORTHSLOPE OF ALASKAA Giblin

CS 25-08p SEWAGE EFFLUENT SOURCED NUTRIENT SPIRALING IN AN AGRICULTURAL STREAMB. Lovell

CS 25-09p SWIMMING BEHAVIOR AND HABITAT USE OF SMALL JUVENILE ROACH - A FIELDEXPERIMENT USING HYDROACOUSTICS.P Romare, L Hansson

CS 25-10p ATMOSPHERIC INPUT OF NITROGEN TO THE DANISH MARINE ENVIRONMENTL Frohn, D Conley, O Hertel, J Brandt, J Christensen

CS 25-11p INVESTIGATIONS ON THE EFFECT OF THE ENDOCRINE DISRUPTOR NONYLPHENOL ONFRESHWATER PHYTOPLANKTON IN CONTINUOUSLY EXPOSED MICROCOSMSG F Severin, B Hense, I Juettner, , K Schramm, A Kettrup, G Welzl

CS 25-12p INSECTICIDE INDUCED STIMULATION OF PHYTOPLANKTON AND PERIPHYTON IN ANEUTROPHIC LAKEL Wendt-Rasch, P Woin, K Christoffersen, U Friberg Jensen

CS 25-13p RELATIVE CONTRIBUTION OF DIFFUSION TO Cd DEPOSITION IN AN ACIDIC OLIGOTROPHICLAKEC Alfaro De la Torre, A Tessier

CS 25-14p UPTAKE OF MICROCYSTINS BY A TROPICAL ZOOPLANKTON COMMUNITYB Kozlowsky-Suzuki, A Ferrão-Filho, S Azevedo

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CS 25-15p INFLUENCE OF METAL CONCENTRATION IN PHYTOPLANKTON ON METAL ASSIMILATIONAND REGENERATION IN MARINE COPEPODS.Y Xu, W Wang

CS 25-16p THE LEACHING AND SYNTHESIS OF MERCURY SPECIES FROM INUNDATED UPLANDFOREST SOILS OF THE EXPERIMENTAL LAKES AREA, ONTARIO, CANADAK Rolfhus, J Hurley, D Krabbenhoft

CS 25-17p REGULARITIES IN PRIMARY PRODUCTION, SECCHI DEPTH AND FISH YIELD AND A NEWSYSTEM TO DEFINE TROPHIC AND HUMIC STATE INDICES FOR AQUATIC ECOSYSTEMS.L Hakanson, V Boulion

CS 25-18p PYRENE UPTAKE AND ELIMINATION IN DEPOSIT FEEDERS AND MICROBIALMINERALIZATION UPON GUT PASSAGE - THE IMPORTANCE OF THE GUT ENVIRONMENTR Hansen,A Giessing, G Banta, O Andersen

CS 25-19p ABILITY TO DETECT SEASONAL PROPHAGE INDUCTION THROUGH VIRAL REDUCTION OFTAMPA BAY, FLORIDA MARINE SAMPLESS Williamson-Smith, L Houchin, L McDaniel, J Paul

CS 25-20p A SEASONAL CARBON ISOTOPE STUDY IN THE SEDIMENT AND PORE WATERS OF ANEUTROPHIC HIGH MOUNTAIN LAKE IN NW SLOVENIAP Vreca, S Lojen, N Ogrinc

CS 25-21p VARIABLE GIZZARD SHAD RECRUITMENT AND ITS EFFECTS ALONG A RESERVOIRPRODUCTIVITY GRADIENTM Bremigan,R Stein, J Garvey

CS 25-22p DISSOLVED NUTRIENTS AND SEAGRASS BEDS: COMPARISONS BETWEEN A VEGETATEDAND AN UNVEGETATED AREAL Smalls, M McGuire

CS 25-23p DIRECT AND INDIRECT IMPLICATIONS OF AN INSECTICIDE ON ZOOPLANKTONCOMMUNITY STRUCTURE AND FUNCTION IN A EUTROPHIC LAKEV Friberg-Jensen

CS 25-24p SPATIAL VARIATION AND SOURCES OF VARIATION OF THE NITROGEN COMPOUNDCONCENTRATIONS IN THE BRACKISH LAKE ALIMINI GRANDE (OTRANTO, ITALY).A Fiocca

CS 25-25p SPECIFIC SETTLING RATES OF PHOSPHORUS EMITTED FROM FRESHWATER FISH CAGEFARMSS Johansson

CS 25-26p EFFECTS OF NONYLPHENOL ON THE ZOOPLANKTON OF AQUATIC MODEL ECOSYSTEMSG Severin, I Juettner, G Pfister, K Schramm, A Kettrup

CS 25-27p NUTRIENT DYNAMICS IN A GLACIAL FLOOD PLAINK Tockner, F Malard, U Uehlinger, J Ward

CS 25-28p COMPARING THE GROWTH AND BODY SIZE OF YOUNG-OF-THE-YEAR SMALLMOUTHBASS IN UPWIND AND DOWNWIND NESTING SITES OF LAKE OPEONGO, ONTARIOL Kull, W Sprules, B Shuter

CS 25-29p ESTIMATION OF MICROGRAZERS IMPACT ON PHYTOPLANKTON GROWTH IN TWO DEEP,LARGE SUBALPINE ITALIAN LAKES (L GARDA AND L MAGGIORE).G Morabito, N Salmaso

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CS 25-30p THE VARIABILITY IN WATER CHEMISTRY, PLANKTON AND FISH COMMUNITIES ALONG ALAKE CHAINP Ala-Opas, E Huitu, S Mäkelä, I Hakala, L Arvola

CS 25-31p NITROUS OXIDE PRODUCTION AND SEA-AIR FLUX IN A MANGROVE LAGOONM Velez-Rivera, J Morell

CS 25-32p TOXICOLOGICAL STUDIES OF HARMFUL ALGAL BLOOMS IN LATVIAN WATERSM Balode

CS25-33p ATRAZINE IN THE LITTLE MIAMI RIVER: BIOACCUMULATION IN CLADOPHORAGLOMERATAA Shelton

CS25-34p RESUME OF MISSOURI RESERVOIRSJ Jones, B Perkins, D Obrecht, M Knowlton, E Cook

CS25-35p CS-137 DISTRIBUTION AND GEOCHEMISTRY OF LENA RIVER (SIBERIA) DRAINAGE BASINLAKE SEDIMENTSA Johnson-Pyrtle, M Scott, T Laing, J Smol

CS25-36p SUBMERSED MACROPHYTE COMMUNITIES OF ADIRONDACK LAKES, USA, OFVARYING ACIDITY AND DOCC W Boylen, L Eichler, J Sutherland, C

Section II CS 26 UV-radiation and the aquatic biota

CS 26-01p ULTRAVIOLET-INDUCED PHOTOINHIBITION AND FLAVONOID SYNTHESIS IN THE TROPICALPHANEROGAM THALASSIA TESTUDINUMY Detres, R Armstrong

CS 26-02p SINGLE-CELL GEL/COMET ASSAY APPLIED TO THE ANALYSIS OF UV-INDUCED DNADAMAGE IN RHODOMONAS SP. (CRYPTOPHYTA)M Sastre, M Vernet, S Steinert

CS 26-03p PHYTOPLANKTON RESPONSE TO ULTRAVIOLET RADIATION IN TWO SWISS LAKES: BIOLOGICAL WEIGHTING FUNCTIONS FOR INHIBITION OF PHOTOSYNTHESISE Litchman, P Neale, C Sobrino

CS 26-04p PHOTODEGRADATION OF COELENTERATE MYCOSPORINE-LIKE AMINO ACIDS IN VITROR García, J Corredor

Section I CS 27 Zooplankton ecology

CS 27-02p DOES LIGHT AFFECT THE FEEDING EFFICIENCY OF PELAGIC AND LITTORAL MYSIDSHRIMPSM Viherluoto, M Viitasalo

CS27-03p ZOOPLANKTON DIVERSITY AND EFFECTS OF FISH PREDATION AND EUTROPHICATIONA Lyche-Solheim, A Hobaek, B Faafeng, J Loevik, A Schartau, G Halvorsen, T Noest,B Walseng

CS 27-04p FEEDING, GROWTH, AND REPRODUCTION RATES OF THE DOLIOLID, DOLIOLETTAGEGENBAURI ULJANIN (TUNICATA, THALIACEA)D Gibson, G Paffenhofer

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CS 27-05p DOES LEPTODORA KINDTII INFLUENCE A POPULATION SHIFT BETWEEN DAPHNIA GALEATAAND DIAPHANOSOMA BRACHYURUM?R Pichlova

CS 27-06p CLONAL VARIABILITY IN EPHIPPIA PRODUCTION WITHIN TWO DAPHNIA SPECIES: IN SITUINVESTIGATIONS AND LABORATORY RESULTST Jankowski, D Straile

CS 27-07p VERTICAL DISTRIBUTION AND PRODUCTION OF HOUSES AND FAECAL PELLETS OFOikopleura dioica IN A SWEDISH FJORD IN AUTUMNC Vargas, K Tonnesson, M Maar, E Friis Moller, S Satapoomin, T Zervoudaki, E Christou,A Giannakourou, A Sell

CS 27-08p IN SITU EGG PRODUCTION AND HATCHING SUCCESS OF THE MARINE COPEPODPSEUDOCALANUS NEWMANI OFF SOUTHWESTERN HOKKAIDO, JAPAN: ASSOCIATED TODIATOM BLOOMS Ban, H Lee, A Shinada, T Toda

CS 27-09p HATCHING SUCCESS AND VIABILITY OF EARLY LIFE STAGES OF CALANUS FINMARCHICUSIN COASTAL WATERS OF THE NORTHWEST ATLANTIC OCEAN.P Joly, J Runge

CS 27-10p USING ALLOZYMES IN MOINA TAXONOMY- WILL WE BREAK THE SPECIES AGAIN ?M Cerny, A Petrusek

CS 27-11p TRANSIENT-PHASE POPULATION DYNAMICS OF STEADY-STATE CHEMOSTAT ROTIFERPOPULATIONS FOLLOWING STEP-INCREASE IN DILUTION RATEJ Boxhorn

CS 27-12p ANALYSING THE SPATIAL DISTRIBUTION OF ZOOPLANKTON IN A BRAZILIAN DISTURBEDCOASTAL LAGOON DURING OLIGOHALINE AND MESOHALINE CONDITIONS BY MEANS OFDIGITAL MAPSC Branco, E Santos, F Esteves

CS 27-13p DIEL VERTICAL MIGRATION OF ZOOPLANKTON IN LAKE TANGANYIKAP Juvonen, K Salonen

CS 27-14p THE EFFECT OF DECAYING CYANOBACTERIA BLOOM ON COPEPOD SURVIVAL ANDPRODUCTION - A MESOCOSM EXPERIMENTJ Engström, M Koski, K Schmidt, M Viitasalo, S Repka, K Sivonen

CS 27-15p TAXONOMIC COMPOSITION AND SEASONAL ABUNDANCE OF ZOOPLANKTON AT MIXINGZONES OF A THERMOELECTRIC POWER PLANT THERMAL DISCHARGES IN SAN JUAN BAY,PUERTO RICOA Rodríguez, J Garc¡a

CS 27-16p USING ERROR PROPAGATION TECHNIQUES TO CALCULATE THE STANDARD DEVIATIONASSOCIATED WITH BYTHOTREPHES’ PRODUCTION ESTIMATESE Blukacz, W Sprules

CS 27-17p GROWTH OF YOLK SAC AND FIRST FEEDING BALTIC HERRING LARVAE: THE MATCH-MISMATCH HYPOTHESIS REVISITEDT Hakala, M Viitasalo, M Karjalainen, J Peltomaa, E Aro, J Flinkman

CS 27-18p PRODUCTION AND GRAZING OF COPEPODS DURING WINTER AND SUMMER IN THENORTH AND SOUTH AEGEAN SEA (E. MEDITERRANEAN)E Christou, I Siokou-Frangou, S Zervoudaki

CS 27-19p EGG BANK BIOLOGY - ARE DAPHNIA HYBRIDS AS DOMINANT IN THE SEDIMENT AS INTHE LAKE?P Spaak, B Keller, H Bürgi

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CS 27-20p ZOOPLANKTON COMMUNITY STRUCTURE ALONG A TROPHIC GRADIENT IN A CANYON-SHAPED DAM RESERVOIRJ Seda, M Devetter

CS 27-21p EFFECT OF LIGHT AVAILABILITY ON PREY CONSUMPTION IN THE NOTONECTID BUENOAMACROTIBIALISM Dieguez, J Gilbert

CS 27-22p BEHAVIORAL RESPONSES OF SWARM-FORMING COPEPODS TO CURRENTS ANDTURBULENCEE Buskey, D McKinnon, , , , , , , .

CS 27-23p THE STRUCTURE AND TROPHIC ROLE OF ZOOPLANKTON COMMUNITY OF THE MPENJATIESTUARY, A SUBTROPICAL AND TEMPORARILY-CLOSED SYSTEM ON THEKWAZULULU-NATAL COASTR Perissinotto, I Kibirige

CS 27-24p EFFECTS OF TEMPERATURE AND DISSOLVED OXYGEN CONCENTRATION ON LIFE HISTORYPARAMETERS OF MOINA MACROCOPAC Wong, S Yeung

CS 27-25p OBSERVATIONS ON THE FEEDING HABITS OF THE MARINE CLADOCERANS PENILIAAVIROSTRIS AND PSEUDEVADNE TERGESTINAC Ji, C Wong

CS 27-26p MATE CHOICE AND SEXUAL SELECTION IN THE CALANOID COPEPOD: DIAPTOMUSLEPTOPUS.E J Maly, M Marszalek

CS 27-27p FEATURES OF M. MACROCOPA POPULATION CHARACTERISTICS UNDER ABUNDANCE OFORGANIC SUBSTANCE IN ENVIRONMENT.T Lekontseva

CS 27-28p THE MESOPELAGIC JELLY WEBB Robison

CS 27-29p GRAZING IMPACT OF APPENDICULARIANS VERSUS COPEPODS DURING AN AUTUMNPHYTOPLANKTON BLOOMK Tönnesson, M Maar, E Friis M›ller, S Satapoomin, C Vargas, T Zervoudaki, E Christou,A Giannakourou, A Sell.

CS 27-30p CHEMICALLY INDUCED CYCLOMORPHOSIS OF DAPHNIA GALEATA MENDOTAE INRESPONSE TO THE CLADOCERAN PREDATOR LEPTODORA KINDTIC Tanner, D Branstrator

CS 27-31p ZOOPLANKTON COMMUNITY SIZE STRUCTUREG C Hays, K B Cook

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Aagaard, K ........................... CS 06-20p

Aaser, H ................................ CS 14-07p

Åbjörnsson, K ...................... CS 06-13p

Accornero, A ........................ SS 38-03p

Acri, F ................................... SS 17-13p

Acuna, J ............................... SS 34-04p

Adeney, J .............................. CS 19-29p

Adler, M ............................... SS 44-09p

Agawin, N ............................ CS 20-03p

Ågren, A ............................... SS 16-06p

Agustí, S ............................... CS 20-03p

Ahel, M ................................ SS 10-08p

Ahel, M ................................ SS 05-08p

Ahlgren, G ........................... CS 19-25p

Ahmed, M’Harzi .................. SS 37-03p

Aiken, G R ............................ SS 43-08p

Al-Abdulkader, K A .............. SS 30-07p

Ala-Opas, P .......................... CS 25-30p

Albertsson, J ........................ SS 08-16p

Alcaraz, M. ........................... SS 12-09p

Aldridge, F ........................... CS 17-03p

Alex, Enrich-Prast ................. CS 06-19p

Alfaro De la Torre, C ............ CS 25-13p

Allen, A ................................ SS 08-17p

Aller, J Y ............................... SS 04- 09p

Almeida, C ........................... SS 37-15p

Almeida, J ............................ CS 16-15p

Alvarez, S ............................. SS 44- 07p

Alvarez, S ............................. SS 42- 09p

Alves, F ................................. SS 37- 16p

Amann, R ............................. SS08-05p

Amann, R ............................. SS 08-06p

Amann, R ............................. SS 09-03p

Amann, R ............................. SS 13-02p

Amblard, C ........................... SS 08-01p

Aminot, A ............................ WS 02

Andersen, F .......................... SS 31-10p

Andersen, F .......................... CS25-05p

Andersen, Frede ................... SS 31-10p

Andersen, O ......................... CS 25-18p

Andersen, P .......................... SS 08-08p

Andersen, T .......................... CS 06-20p

Andersen, T .......................... CS 20-02p

Anderson, J .......................... CS 19-02p

Anderson, J .......................... CS 19-04

Anderson, M ........................ SS 38-10p

Anderson, M ........................ SS 38-02p

Andersson, A ....................... SS 08-10p

Andersson, A ....................... SS 08-14p

Andersson, A ....................... SS 08-16p

Andrade, L ........................... SS 37-13p

Andy, Allen .......................... SS 08-17p

Anesio, A ............................. CS 16-10p

Anesio, A ............................. CS 22-09p

Anschutz, P .......................... SS 40-06p

ANSOTEGUI, A ..................... SS 05-09p

Antezana, T .......................... SS 35-05p

Arboe, Nanette .................... CS 05-01p

Arin, L .................................. SS 12-07p

Arin, L .................................. SS 12-09p

Aristegui, J ........................... SS 37-15p

Armstrong, R ........................ CS 26-01p

Arndt, H ............................... CS 16-17p

Arndt, H ............................... CS 16-30p

Arndt, H ............................... CS 23-06p

Arndt, H ............................... CS 16-21p

Arndt, H ............................... CS 16-27p

Arnold, R .............................. CS 05-05p

Arnone, R ............................. SS 05-10p

Aro, E ................................... CS 27-17p

Aronsen, G ........................... CS 20-10p

Arrieta, J .............................. CS 16-06p

Arscott, D ............................ CS 23-04p

Artigas, L ............................. SS 10-02p

Arvola, L ............................... SS 27-06p

Arvola, L .............................. CS 25-30p

Arvola, L .............................. CS 19-05p

Astthorsson, O ..................... SS 34-07p

Auby, I .................................. SS 30-09p

Auer, B ................................. CS 16-28p

Azam, F ................................ SS 10-04p

Azam, F ................................ SS 10-01p

Azevedo, S ........................... CS 25-14p

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B., Lovell .............................. CS 25-08p

Baccal, N .............................. CS 19-10p

Backhaus, J .......................... SS 37-05p

Baekken, T ........................... CS 06-20p

Baier, R ................................. SS 08-22p

Baker, J ................................. CS 22-08p

Baker, N.R ............................ SS 07-03p

Balderas, A ........................... CS 06-15p

Baldwin, B ............................ CS 06-04p

Ballantyne, A. ...................... SS 34-01p

Balode, M ............................. CS 25-32p

Ban, S ................................... CS 27-08p

Bano, N ................................ SS 13-01p

Banta, G ............................... CS 25-18p

Barber, D .............................. SS 38-04p

Barbosa, A ........................... SS 17-06p

Bartoli, M ............................. SS 31-03p

Basu, B. ................................ SS 17-05p

Bauer, S ................................ SS 09-06p

Baumgörtner, D ................... CS 06-09p

Baynes, J .............................. CS 06-02p

B‚cares, E .............................. SS 20-17p

Beklioglu, M ......................... CS 10-04p

Belegratis, M ........................ SS 17-03p

Belin, C ................................ SS 16-07p

Belluci, L ............................... SS 40-07p

Bengtsson, G ....................... SS 16-04p

Beret, R ................................ SS 38-04p

Berezina, N ........................... SS 23-01p

Berg, G ................................. CS19-13p

Berg, S›ren ........................... CS 14-03p

Berg, S›ren ........................... CS 14-04p

Berger, S ............................... SS 37-11p

Bergfeld, T ........................... CS 23-02p

Bergman, B .......................... CS 02-03p

Bergström, A ........................ SS 16-05p

Bergström, I ......................... SS 45-02p

Bernal, S ............................... SS 17-01p

Bernardes, M ....................... SS 15-01p

Bernardi Aubry, F ................. SS 17-13p

Bertilsson, S ......................... CS 16-22p

Bertilsson, S ......................... CS 05-04p

Bertru, G .............................. SS 44-13p

Bettarel, Y ............................ SS 08-01p

Beutler, M ............................ SS 05-05p

Bianchi, F ............................. SS 17-13p

Bidle, K ................................. SS 10-01p

Biers, E ................................. SS 13-01p

Bij de Vaate, A ..................... WS 4

Biles, C ................................. CS 06-03p

Bintz, J .................................. SS 30-08p

Bishop, K .............................. SS 16-06p

Bishop, K .............................. SS 16-10p

Bishop, K .............................. SS 16-09p

Bisset, P ................................ SS 05-10p

Bissinger, V ........................... CS 14-08p

Bjelke U G A ........................ SS 15-07p

Blackburn, N ........................ SS 11-01p

Blackburn, N ........................ SS 08-21p

Blackburn, N ........................ SS 08-14p

Blackburn, S ......................... CS 19-16p

Bledsoe, E ............................ SS 31-04p

Blindow, I ............................. SS 20-18p

Blom, J ................................. CS 19-28p

Blomqvist, P ......................... CS 16-31p

Blomqvist, P ......................... CS 16-11p

Blukacz, E ............................. CS 27-16p

Boavida, M ........................... SS 17-02p

Boehme, S ............................ SS 44-09p

Boenigk, J ............................ CS 16-21p

Bohman, I M ........................ SS 15-07P

Böhme, M ............................ SS 12-03p

Bollmann, A ......................... SS 08-18p

Bonin, P ................................ SS 42-03p

Bonzongo, J ......................... SS 44-13p

Bonzongo, J ......................... SS 42-02p

Bonzongo, Jean-Claude ....... CS 25-01p

Booman, C ........................... CS 02-08p

Booth, M .............................. SS 08-17p

Borch, N ............................... SS 15-03p

Borgendahl, J ....................... SS 22-01p

Bormans, M ......................... SS 37-12p

Bormans, M ......................... SS20-12p

Börner, T .............................. CS19-31p

Borovec, J ............................. SS43-03p

Borum, J ............................... SS30-02p

Boschker, H T S .................... WS 07

Boski, T ................................ SS 26-02p

Boss, E .................................. CS 17-04p

Bostan, V. ............................. SS 19-02p

Botnen, H ............................. WS 04

Böttcher, C ........................... CS 19-06p

Boudou, A ............................ SS 40-09p

Bouillon, R ............................ SS 38-12p

Boulion, V ............................ CS 25-17p

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Bouvy, M .............................. SS 37-19p

Boxhorn, J ............................ CS 27-11p

Boylen, C .............................. CS 25-36p

Branco, C ............................. CS 27-12p

Brandt, J ............................... CS 25-10p

Bransen, F. ............................ SS 17-08p

Branstrator, D ....................... CS 27-30p

Bratbak, G ............................ CS 16-12p

Breitburg, D ......................... SS 01-04p

Brenner, W ........................... SS 46-01p

Brettum, P ............................ CS 19-32p

Brinkmeyer, R ....................... SS 13-02p

Broglio, E .............................. SS 35-04p

Bronk, D ............................... SS 08-17p

Brönmark,, C ........................ CS 06-13p

Brotas, V .............................. SS 32-03p

Brüchert, Volker ................... CS 22-06p

Bruland, Kenneth W ............ WS 07

Brun, F.G .............................. SS 30-04p

Brunneg†rd, J ....................... SS 44-14p

Brunneg†rd, J ....................... SS 44-04p

Brzezinski, Mark .................. WS 07

Buckley, B ............................. SS 30-08p

Budillon, G ........................... SS 38-03p

Buffam, I .............................. SS 33-03p

Bugna, G .............................. SS 43-06p

Bukaveckas, P ...................... CS 20-07p

Bundy, M .............................. SS 01-04p

Bunkley-Williams, L ............. CS 06-16p

Burchard, H .......................... SS 39-01p

Burchard, H .......................... SS 39-07p

Burford, M ........................... CS 20-11p

Burghart, S ........................... SS 04-08p

Börgi, H ................................ CS 27-19p

Burkholder, J ........................ SS 17-11p

Buskey, E .............................. CS 27-22p

Buskey, Edward .................... CS 27-22p

Bussmann, I .......................... SS 09-04p

Butturini, A .......................... SS 17-01p

Børsheim, K .......................... CS 16-09p

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Callahan, J ........................... SS 32-11p

Callieri, C ............................. CS 19-19p

Camatti, E ............................ SS 17-13p

Cambareri, T ........................ CS 17-01p

Campbell, M ........................ SS 30-03p

Caradec, S ............................ SS 40-10p

Carbonel, P .......................... SS 40-06p

Carlsson, P ........................... CS 16-22p

Carlsson, P ........................... CS 05-04p

Caron, P. ............................... SS 17-05p

Carpenter, E ......................... SS 31-05p

Casamayor, E ....................... SS 08-05p

Casper, A ............................. SS 21-04p

Casper, A ............................. SS 21-04p

Castaldelli, G ....................... SS 31-03p

Castelli, A ............................ SS 40-07p

Cauwet, G ........................... CS 16-02p

Cerny, M .............................. CS 27-10p

Chaillou, G .......................... SS 40-06p

Chang, M ............................. SS 32-07p

Chang, M ............................. SS 32-08p

Chang, M ............................. SS 34-06p

Chanton, J ........................... SS 43-06p

Charlebois, P ........................ SS 21-18p

Charlebois, Patrice .............. SS 21-18p

Charpentier, A ..................... SS 30-09p

Chen, F ................................. SS 08-19p

Chen, R ................................ SS 16-p03p

Chen, R ................................ SS 32-11p

Chen, Y ................................ SS 20-p10p

Cheruvelil, K ........................ SS 20-06p

Chicharo, L ........................... SS 37-16p

Chicharo, M ......................... SS 37-04p

Chicharo, M ......................... SS 37-16p

Chicharo, M ......................... SS 17-06p

Chin, K ................................. SS 45-04p

Chisholm, J .......................... SS 21-10p

ChoiI, J ................................. CS 16-24p

Christaki, U .......................... CS 16-26p

Christaki, U .......................... CS 16-19p

Christaki, U .......................... CS16-14p

Christensen, A ..................... SS 08-08p

Christensen, I ....................... CS 14-11p

Christensen, J ...................... CS 25-10p

Christoffersen, K .................. CS 25-12p

Christoffersen, K .................. CS 19-31p

Christou, E ........................... CS 27-07p

Christou, E ........................... CS 27-29p

Christou, E ........................... CS 16-26p

Christou, E ........................... CS 27-18p

Cintron-De Jesus .................. CS 06-16p

Ciutat, A .............................. SS 40-09p

Ciutat, Aur‚lie ...................... SS 40-09p

Claquin, P. ............................ SS 31-02p

Coats, D ............................... CS 19-15p

Cochlan, W .......................... CS 19-03p

Coles, V ................................ SS 37-18p

Coleto, C .............................. SS 44-01p

Coley, T ................................ SS 44-02p

Colin, S ................................ SS 36-05p

Collos, Y ............................... SS 37-02

Collos, Y ............................... WS 07

Colwell, R ............................. CS 19-33p

Coma, R ............................... SS 39-04p

Comaschi, A ......................... SS 17-13p

Comin, F ............................... SS 33-01p

Comin-Sebastian, F ............. SS 33-09p

Conan, P .............................. CS 16-02p

Condinho, S ......................... SS 37-04p

Condinho, S ......................... SS 37-16p

Congestri, R. ........................ SS 21-11p

Conley, D ............................. CS 25-10p

Conrad, R ............................. SS 45-04p

Consalvey, M ........................ SS 07-03p

Cook, E ................................ CS 25-34p

Cook, K.B ............................. CS 27-31p

Cooke, G .............................. SS 20-11p

Coquilllard, P ....................... SS 21-21p

Cordt, H ............................... SS 38-09p

Cornwell, J ........................... SS 44-02p

Corredor, J ........................... CS 26-04p

Cort‚s, M .............................. SS 05-06p

Coulet, E .............................. SS 30-09p

Craig, N ................................ SS 40-05p

Cremer, J .............................. SS 40-12p

Crise, A ............................... CS 16-29p

Crispi, G ............................... CS 16-29p

Crowley, M ........................... SS 05-10p

Cruz Monserrate, Z .............. SS 42-07p

Cuker, B ............................... CS 06-08p

Currin, C .............................. SS 40-p05

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Dahllöf, I .............................. SS 43-05p

Dam, H ................................. SS 36-05p

Dam, H ................................. SS 10-05p

Daniels, C ............................. CS 25-06p

Daniels, Carol ...................... CS 25-06p

Darchambeau, F ................... SS 01-01p

Daro Nanette, D ................... SS 37-03p

Daunys, D ............................. SS 40-01p

Davalos-Lind, L .................... WS 3

Davies, J-M .......................... SS 17-05p

Dayton, J .............................. CS 06-04p

de Angelis, M ...................... CS 14-09p

de Beer, D ............................ SS 44-16p

de Montety, L ...................... SS 40-12p

de Mora, S ........................... CS 14-06p

de Mora, S ........................... SS 38-12p

de Vernal, A ......................... SS 38-14p

De Winder, B ....................... SS 07-02p

Deamer-Melia, N .................. SS 17-11p

Decho, A .............................. CS 06-17p

Decker, C.J ........................... CS 06-18p

Defew, E .............................. CS 06-14p

Deflandre, B ......................... SS 43-02p

Degerholm, J ....................... CS 02-03p

Degueldre, C ....................... SS 26-04p

Deibel, D .............................. SS 38-02p

Deibel, D .............................. SS 34-02p

Deibel, D .............................. SS 38-10p

Dekshenieks, M ................... SS 35-02p

del Giorgio, P ....................... CS 16-16p

Delmas, D ............................ SS 10-02p

Delmas, D ............................ SS 37-07p

DelValls, T ............................ SS 32-09p

Demarest, Mark ................... SS 05-10p

Demers, S ............................. SS 38-07p

Denis, M ............................... SS 38-07p

Dennett, M .......................... SS 12-04p

Dennison, W ........................ CS 06-10p

Dennison, W ........................ CS 20-11p

Derrig-Green, R .................... CS 23-01p

Descy, J ................................. SS 01-01p

Desrosiers, G ........................ SS 40-12p

Detlor, D ............................... SS 10-05p

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Detmers, J ............................ CS 22-06p

Detres, Y .............................. CS 26-01p

Deubert, C ........................... SS 13-06p

Devetter, M .......................... CS 27-20p

Devine, G ............................. SS 36-01p

Devol, A ............................... SS 04-03

Devol, A ............................... SS 13-06

Dewar, J ............................... SS 25-04

Dhadwal, H.S ....................... SS 04-09p

Dianov, M ............................ SS 21-19p

Diaz, M ................................. CS 19-10p

DiChristina, T ....................... SS 42-15

DiChristina, T ....................... SS 42-12p

Dickey, T .............................. SS 04-04

Dickhut, R ............................ SS 17-07

Dickson, R ............................ SS46-02

Diederich, S .......................... SS21-20p

Dieguez, M .......................... CS27-21p

Diehl, S ................................. SS37-11p

Diehl, S ................................. SS01-01

Diehl, S ................................. SS01-06

Dietrich, D ............................ CS16-17p

Diez, B .................................. SS08-02

Dillon, P ................................ SS23-01

Dillon, P ................................ SS27-11p

Dillon, P ................................ SS23-02

DiMeo, C .............................. SS04-09

Dindo, J.J ............................. WS03

Dingmann, B ........................ SS 41-01p

Dinkel, C .............................. SS 08-12

Dinkel, C .............................. SS 04-04p

Dionisio Pires, L ................... CS 19-21p

Dippner, J ............................. SS 46-01p

Dippner, J ............................. SS 27-22

Dittmann, E .......................... CS 19-31p

DiTullio, G ............................ CS 14-06p

Dmitrenko, I ......................... SS 38-02

Dobbs, F ............................... SS 21-19

Dobbs, F ............................... SS 21-13

Dobbs, F ............................... SS 21-24

Dobrynina, T ........................ SS 21-01p

Dodds, W ............................. SS 06-06

Dodson, S ............................ SS 36-01

Dominik, J ............................ SS 16-07p

Dominik, J ............................ SS 26-04p

Dominik, J ............................ CS 25-15

Dominik, J ............................ SS 26-09

Dominik, J ............................ SS 26-03p

Donaghay, P ......................... CS 19-18

Donaghay, P ......................... SS 35-02p

Donaghay, P ......................... SS 04-05

Donat, J ............................... CS 25-14

Donelly, A ............................ SS 30-05

Dong, L ................................ SS 45-01

Douglas, G ........................... CS 19-29p

Doumenq, P ......................... SS 40-04p

Downes, M .......................... SS 43-11

Dr. Ratmeyer, ....................... SS 04-07p

Drakare, S ............................ CS 16-11p

Drake, L ................................ SS 21-13

Drake, L ................................ SS 21-19

Drake, L ................................ SS 21-24

Draxler, S .............................. SS 04-02

Drenner, R ............................ CS 10-03

Duarte, C ............................. Plenary-2

Duarte, C ............................. CS 20-03p

Duarte, C ............................. CS 20-10

Dubilier, N ............................ SS 42-06

Duce, I .................................. SS 36-01p

Ducklow, H .......................... SS 16-10

Ducklow, H .......................... SS 13-07

Ducrot, D ............................. SS21-10p

Duddleston, K ...................... SS42-05

Duerselen, C ........................ CS20-07

Duerselen, Claus ................. CS20-07

Duffy, M ............................... SS36-09

Duggan, S ............................ SS37-30

Duineveld, G ........................ CS06-22p

Dumont, H ........................... WS04

Dunne, J ............................... SS04-03

Duplisea, D .......................... SS02-04

Dupuis, T ............................. SS 18-10

Duque, G ............................. CS 22-05p

Durbin, E .............................. SS 46-07

Dürselen, C .......................... CS 25-12

Dusenbery, D ....................... SS 35-11

Dye, S ................................... SS 06-06

Ebdrup, J .............................. SS 15-03p

Ebert, J ................................. SS 08-04p

Eckert, W ............................. SS 22-10

Eckert, W ............................. SS 45-04p

Eckmann, R .......................... CS 10-04

Economou-Amilli, A ............. SS 17-03p

Edenise, Garcia .................... CS 25-11

Edgcomb, V .......................... SS 08-03

Edmonds, J ........................... SS 06-06

Edvardsen, A ........................ SS 46-04p

Eggermont, H ....................... SS 22-08p

Ehret, H ................................ CS 27-04

Eichler, L ............................... CS 25-36p

Eichler, L ............................... SS 43-04

Eicken, H .............................. CS 05-06

Eilers, H ................................ SS 08-06p

Eiling, A ................................ SS 43-04

Eimer, Annick ....................... CS 16-30p

Ejbye-Schmidt, L .................. CS 19-20

Ejlertsson, J .......................... SS 43-10

Ek, A .................................... SS 23-05

Ekholm, P ............................. CS 02-04

Eklov, P ................................ SS20-07

Eklov, P ................................ SS20-06

El Bilali, L .............................. SS26-12

Elert, E .................................. SS34-13

Ellis-Evans, C ........................ CS05-p05

Ellis-Evans, J ......................... CS05-p05

Ellner, S ................................ SS01-10

Emerson, S ........................... SS 44-04

Emerson, S ........................... SS 04-03

Emmenegger, L .................... CS 26-11

Engbrodt, R .......................... SS 16-p11p

Engelen, B ............................ SS 08-09

Engell-Kofoed, A ................. SS 31-03

Englund, G ........................... SS 01-02

Engstrom, D ......................... SS 22-01

Engstrom, D ......................... SS 22-11

Engström, J .......................... CS 27-14p

Engström, P ......................... SS 40-07

Enrich-Prast, A ..................... CS 06-19p

Ensign, S .............................. SS 17-12

Epping, E .............................. SS 44-05

Epping, Eric .......................... SS 44-05

Erhard, D .............................. SS 41-02p

Eriksen, C ............................. SS 04-05p

Eriksson, P ........................... SS 20-04p

Erkkilä, A ............................. SS 17-08

Erlenkeuser, H ...................... SS 38-09p

Escher, H .............................. CS 23-02

Esteves, E ............................. SS 17-06p

Esteves, F ............................. CS 06-19p

Esteves, F ............................. CS 27-12p

Estrada, M ........................... SS 12-07p

Estrada, M ........................... SS 13-05p

Estrada, M ........................... SS 37-16

Everbecq, E .......................... SS 18-04

Everett, R ............................. SS 21-26

Evjemo, J .............................. SS 34-02

Evrard, M ............................. SS 43-07

Faafeng, B ............................ CS 26-08

Faafeng, B ............................ CS 19-32p

Faafeng, B ............................ CS 27-03p

Faafeng, B ............................ SS 21-21

Fabrizio, B ............................ SS 17-10

Férövig, P ............................. SS 34-03p

Faganeli, J ............................ SS 32-05

Falk, K .................................. SS 38-11

Falkowski, P ......................... CS 19-13

Fandino, L ............................ SS 13-09

Farjalla, V ............................. CS 26-03

Farris, C ............................... SS 32-10p

Fastner, J .............................. CS 19-p22

Faulkner, D ........................... SS 10-04p

Fedele, L .............................. CS 06-07

Fenchel, T ............................ Plenary-4

Fenchel, T ............................ SS 35-17

Fenchel, T ............................ SS 10-03

Ferber, L ............................... CS 20-01p

Ferdelman, T ........................ SS 42-06

Fernandes, J ......................... SS 17-06p

Fernandez, D ....................... SS 34-04p

Fernández, E ........................ CS 16-25p

Fernandez-Alaez, M ............ SS 20-17p

Fernandez-Alaez, M ............ SS 20-09

FerrÆo-Filho, A ................... CS 25-14p

Ferro, I ................................. SS 42-14p

Fesl, C .................................. CS 06-03

Fields, D ............................... SS 35-06

Fillela, M .............................. SS 26-05

Findlay, S .............................. SS 06-04

Findlay, S .............................. SS 06-06

Finer, L ................................. SS 15-07

Posters

165

Finni, T. ................................ SS 22-12

Finster, K .............................. SS 44-14

Finster, K .............................. SS 30-05

Finster, K .............................. SS 42-06p

Finster, K .............................. SS 42-23

Fiocca, A. ............................. CS 25-24p

Fischer, H ............................. SS 06-07

Fisher, K ............................... CS 19-01p

Fisher, T ................................ CS 16-08p

Flander Putrle, V .................. SS 10-08p



Flinkman, J ........................... CS 27-17p

Florin, M .............................. SS 44-01p

Ford, P .................................. SS 20-12p

Ford, P .................................. SS 37-12p

Ford, R ................................. CS 06-12p

Ford, R ................................. SS 05-02p

Forja, J ................................. SS 32-09p

Forja, J ................................. SS 45-05p

Forja, J ................................. SS 43-01p

Forja, J ................................. SS 43-04p

Forja, J ................................. SS 44-03p

Forsberg, R ........................... SS 08-22p

Forster, S. ............................. SS 40-01p

Forte, J ................................. SS 10-08p

Fouilland, E .......................... SS 38-07p

Franklin, D ........................... CS 19-09p

Franks, P .............................. CS 19-04p

Fredrickson, J ....................... SS 04-03p

Frette, L ................................ CS 16-16p

Friberg Jensen, U ................. CS 25-12p

Friberg-Jensen, U. ................ CS 25-23p

Friedmann, D ....................... SS 08-22p

Friedrich, J. .......................... SS 19-01p

Frignani, M .......................... SS 40-07p

Friis Møller, E ....................... CS27-07p

Friis Møller, E ....................... CS27-29p

Frischer, M ........................... SS08-17p

Frohn, L ................................ CS25-10p

Fry, B .................................... CS 22-05p

Fukuchi, M ........................... SS 38-13p

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Gaedke, U ............................ CS 16-32p

Gaedke, U ............................ CS 14-08p

Gagne, J ............................... SS 43-02p

Gaillard, J ............................. SS 42-05p

Galil, B ................................. SS 08-22p

Gallinari, M .......................... SS 40-03p

Galloway, J ........................... SS 32-01p

Galster, J .............................. SS 22-04p

Galster, J .............................. SS 22-05p

Gammeter, S ........................ CS 19-22p

Garcia, J ............................... SS 37-24p

García, J ............................... CS 27-15p

García, R .............................. CS 26-04p

Garcia-Sais, J ....................... SS 37-14p

Garcua-Luque, E .................. SS 32-09p

Gardner, G ........................... SS 16-03p

Garrido, J ............................. SS 05-07p

Garrido, J ............................. SS 05-01p

Garrison, D .......................... CS 05-02p

Garvey, J .............................. CS 25-21p

Gasol, J ................................ SS 13-05p

Gasse, F ............................... SS 18-02p

Gast, R ................................. SS 42-07p

Gattuso, J ............................ SS 12-01p

Gerasimenko, L. .................. CS 19-30p

Gerino, M ............................ SS 40-07p

Gervais, F ............................. SS 27-12p

Ghadouani, A ...................... CS 20-06p

Giannakourou, A ................. CS 27-07p





Giblin, A .............................. CS 25-07p

Giblin, Anne ........................ CS 25-07p

Gibson, A ............................. CS 05-02p

Gibson, D ............................. CS 27-04p

Giessing, A .......................... CS 25-18p

Gilbert, F .............................. SS 40-10p

Gilbert, F .............................. SS 42-03p

Gilbert, F .............................. SS 40-04p

Gilbert, J .............................. CS27-21p

Gilbin, R ............................... SS 26-03p

Gislason, A .......................... SS 34-07p

Gisselson, L. ........................ CS 19-23p

Gisselson, L. ......................... CS 19-14p

Glasgow, H .......................... SS 17-11p

Glenn, S ............................... SS 05-10p

Glibert, P .............................. CS 20-11p

Glibert, P .............................. SS 37-20p

Glud, R ................................. SS 38-05p

Goedkoop, W ...................... SS 27-15p

Goericke, R .......................... CS 22-03p

Goeyens, G .......................... SS 37-03p

Goldman, J .......................... SS 12-04p

Gollasch, S ........................... WS 04

Gom..., J .............................. SS 20-17p

Gomez-Parra, A ................... SS 43-04p

Gomez-Parra, A ................... SS 45-05p

Gomez-Parra, A ................... SS 43-01p

Gomez-Parra, A ................... SS 32-09p

Gomez-Parra, A ................... SS 44-03p

Gons, H ................................ SS 08-04p

Gonzales, J .......................... CS 23-01p

Gonzalez-Figueroa, A .......... SS 37-14p

Goodman, P ......................... SS 13-01p

Gorokhova, E ....................... SS 37-09p

Gorokhova, E ....................... WS 04

Gärs, S ................................. SS 09-02p

Gosselin, M .......................... SS 38-14p

Gosselin, M .......................... SS 38-16p

Gosselin, M .......................... SS 38-12p

Gosselin, M .......................... SS 38-08p

Gotsis, O .............................. CS 16-26p

Gough, H ............................. SS 42-05p

Gouveia, I ............................ SS 37-04p

Gowing, M ........................... CS 05-02p

Gowing, Marcia ................... CS 05-02p

Graham, W.M. ..................... WS 03

Grandel, S ............................ SS 44-04p

Grandel, S ............................ SS 40-03p

Granéli, E. ............................ CS 19-23p

Granéli, E. ............................ CS 20-12p

Granéli, E. ............................ CS 19-14p

Granéli, W ........................... CS 16-22p

Granéli, W ........................... CS 22-09p

Granéli, W ........................... CS 16-10p

Granéli, W ........................... SS 16-10p

Granéli, W ........................... CS 05-04p

Granger, S ............................ SS 30-08p

Grassle, J.F. .......................... CS 06-18p

Gregori, G ............................ CS16-14p

Greve, Tina Maria ................ SS 30-02p

Griffin, D .............................. CS 02-05p

Griffin, D .............................. CS 16-13p

Griffin, D .............................. SS 35-08p

Grigorovich, I ....................... WS 4

Grillas, P ............................... SS 30-09p

Gross, E ................................ SS 41-02p

Grossi, V .............................. SS 40-10p

Gudnason, H ....................... SS 34-07p

Guegen, Celine .................... SS 16-07p

Guéguen, C ......................... SS 26-03p

Guéguen, C ......................... SS 26-04p

Guerrero, M ......................... SS 44-07p

Guerrero, M ......................... SS 42-09p

Gugger, M ........................... SS 08-13p

Guignard, C ......................... SS 43-02p

Gundersen, J ........................ SS 44-06p

Gundersen, K ....................... CS 02-03p

Gunderson, J ....................... SS 21-18p

Gundesen, C ........................ SS 08-07p

Guo, L .................................. SS 26-05p

Gust, G ................................ SS 44-19p

Gustafsson, B ...................... SS 22-06p

Gutiérrez, F .......................... SS 09-05p

Guyot, J ............................... SS 42-04p

Gyllström, M ........................ SS 20-13p

Ha, K .................................... SS 37-17p

Habicht, K ............................ CS 22-06p

Haecky, P ............................. SS 08-14p

Haecky, Pia ........................... SS 08-14p

Hagberg, J ........................... SS 46-02p

Hagerthey, S ........................ CS 06-12p

Hagerthey, S ........................ SS 17-12p

Hagstrom, ............................ SS 08-21p

Hakala, I ............................... CS 25-30p

Hakala, T .............................. CS 27-17p

Hakanson, L ......................... CS 25-17p

Hall, P .................................. SS 44-14p

Hall, P .................................. SS 43-05p

Hall, P .................................. SS 40-03p

Hall, P .................................. SS 44-04p

Hall, R ................................... SS 22-09p

Hall, R .................................. SS 22-11p

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166

Hall, T .................................. SS 32-06p

Halvorsen, G ........................ CS 27-03p

Hamame, M ......................... SS 35-05p

Hambright, K ....................... CS 19-11p

Hamel, D .............................. SS 38-14p

Hamels, I .............................. CS 16-23p

Hamer, J ............................... WS 04

Hammer, A ........................... SS 09-02p

Hammer, A. .......................... CS 19-12p

Hancock, G .......................... SS 37-12p

Hancock, G .......................... SS 20-12p

Handa, N .............................. SS 05-04

Hanganu, J ........................... SS 19-02

Hanlon, A.R.M ..................... SS 07-03p

Hanna, M ............................. CS 14-02

Hannah, C ........................... SS 46-05

Hannon, E ............................ SS 17-11p

Hansen, A ............................ SS 39-06p

Hansen, A ............................ CS 27-11

Hansen, Anja ....................... SS 39-06p

Hansen, B ............................ SS 38-06

Hansen, B ............................. CS 05-05

Hansen, G ............................ SS 05-09

Hansen, J ............................. SS 46-03p

Hansen, J ............................. CS 19-14

Hansen, J ............................. CS 06-05

Hansen, J.W. ........................ CS 05-03p

Hansen, P ............................. SS 10-03

Hansen, P ............................. CS 19-20

Hansen, Per ......................... CS 19-20

Hansen, R ............................. CS 25-18p

Hanson, A ............................ SS 04-05

Hansson, L ........................... CS 25-09p

Hansson, L ........................... SS 01-03

Hansson, L ........................... CS 06-13p

Harbour, D ........................... SS 34-05p

Harbour, D ........................... SS 46-04

Harding, Jr., L ....................... SS 37-18

Harding, L ............................ SS 37-18

Harding, L ............................ SS 37-27

Hare, L ................................. CS 25-06

Hare, Steven R. .................... SS 27-19

Hargeby, A ........................... SS 20-18p

Hargrave, B .......................... SS 38-08

Hargreaves, B ....................... CS 17-05p

Harms, S .............................. SS 20-04

Harper, M ............................. CS 20-05p

Harper, M. ........................... SS 44-10

Harren, F .............................. SS 05-03p

Harren, F .............................. CS 02-03p

Harris, G .............................. SS 18-03

Harris, R ............................... SS 34-04p

Harris, R ............................... SS 46-04

Harris, R ............................... SS 34-05p

Harrison, W.G ...................... SS 12-09

Hassellov, M ......................... SS 26-06

Hasselrot, A ......................... CS 06-10

Hattori, H ............................. SS 38-08

Hattori, H ............................. SS 38-15p

Haukka, K ............................ SS 08-13p

Haukka, K ............................ SS 08-06

Hauper, C ............................. CS 20-05

Havskum, H ......................... SS 05-02

Havskum, H ......................... SS 01-04

Hay, M ................................. SS 41-04

Hays, G.C. ............................ CS 27-31p

He, J ..................................... SS 38-04

Head, E ................................ SS 46-08

Head, R ................................ SS 46-04

Head, R ................................ SS 34-04p

Head, R ................................ SS 34-05p

Headworth, J ....................... CS 20-12

Hebert, P .............................. WS 04

Hecky, R ............................... CS 01-02

Hecky, R ............................... SS 27-05

Hegseth, E ........................... SS 37-05p

Heikkilä, K ........................... CS 16-18p

Heikkilä, N ........................... SS 41-05

Heikkinen, E ......................... SS 08-06

Heikkinen, E ......................... SS 15-06p

Heil, C .................................. SS 37-20

Heinänen, A ......................... SS 41-03p

Heinänen, A ......................... SS 36-08

Heinrichs, M ........................ SS 22-11p

Heip, C ................................. SS 43-09

Heip, C ................................. SS 39-06

Heiskanen, A ....................... SS 33-07p

Hejzlar, J .............................. SS 43-03p

Hekkert, S ............................ CS 02-03p

Heldal, M ............................. CS 20-09

Heldal, M ............................. CS 16-12p

Helmke, E ............................ SS 13-02p

Hemminga, M ...................... SS 30-10

Hendricks, S ......................... CS 23-03

Hendricks, S ......................... CS 23-11p

Henriksen, P ......................... CS 19-16

Henriksen, P ......................... SS 05-09

Henriques, A ........................ SS 24-02

Hense, B ............................... CS 25-11p

Hensen, C ............................ SS 44-09p

Henshaw, T .......................... CS 05-07

Hentschke, A ....................... SS 08-06p

Henze, S ............................... SS 31-05p

Hepperle, D ......................... CS 19-08p

Herbert, R ............................ SS 30-05

Herbland, A ......................... SS 37-07p

Herbland, A ......................... SS 10-02p

Herman, P ............................ SS 42-02

Herman, P ............................ SS 39-06

Herman, P ............................ CS 22-01p

Herman, P ............................ WS 07

Herman, P ............................ SS 43-09

Herman, Peter ..................... SS 39-01p

Hernandez, O ...................... SS 33-01p

Hernandez, R ....................... CS 23-09p

Hernandez-Leon, S .............. SS 37-15p

Herndl, G ............................. CS 16-03p

Herndl, G ............................. SS 06-08

Herndl, G ............................. CS 16-06p

Herndl, G ............................. SS 10-02

Herndl, G ............................. SS 08-16

Herrera, J ............................. SS 33-01p

Herrera-Silveira, J ................. SS 33-09p

Hershey, A ........................... CS 05-04

Hertel, O .............................. CS 25-10p

Herzfeld, M .......................... SS 36-07

Herzsprung, P ...................... CS 14-03

Hespenheide, B .................... SS 42-11

Hessen, D ............................. CS 26-08

Hessen, D ............................. SS 34-03p

Hessen, D ............................. CS 01-03

Hessen, D ............................. SS 21-21

Hewitt, C ............................. SS 21-10

Hewson, I ............................. CS 06-10p

Hieber, M ............................. SS 06-09

Hietala, J .............................. SS 20-09

Hietala, J .............................. SS 20-14p

Hildrew, A.G. ....................... Plenary-1

Hill, David ............................ SS 21-21p

Hillbricht-Ilkowska, A .......... SS 27-08p

Hillebrand, E ........................ CS 27-24

Hillebrand, H ....................... CS 06-10

Hillebrand, H ....................... SS 01-02p

Hines, A ............................... SS 21-23

Hines, A ............................... SS 21-01

Hines, M .............................. SS 42-05

Hinrichs, J ............................ SS 32-07

Hinrichs, J ............................. SS 32-05

Hinrichs, Joachim ................ SS 32-05

Hirche, H .............................. CS 05-06p

Hobaek, A ............................ CS 27-03p

Hobbie, J .............................. SS 15-06

Hobson, K ............................ SS 38-11

Häckelmann, C .................... SS 41-08

Hodal, H ............................... SS 31-03

Hodson, R ............................ SS 08-17

Hodson, R ............................ SS 08-11

Hodson, R ............................ SS 08-19p

Hoegh-Guldberg, Ove ......... SS 27-20

Hoelemann, J ....................... SS 38-02

Hoffmann, C ........................ SS 15-11

Hoffmann, L ......................... SS 01-01p

Höfle, M ............................... SS 08-09

Höfle, M. G .......................... SS 10-05

Holeck, K ............................. WS 04

Holeck, K ............................. SS 21-31

Hollertz, K ............................ SS 40-11p

Hollibaugh, J ........................ SS 13-09

Hollibaugh, J ........................ SS 44-07

Hollibaugh, J ........................ SS 13-01p

Hollibaugh, J ........................ SS 13-07

Holliday, D ........................... SS 04-05

Holligan, P ........................... SS 37-07

Holligan, P ........................... CS 19-17

Holligan, P ........................... SS 37-08

Holloman, E ......................... CS 10-05p

Holloman, E.L. ..................... CS 10-03p

Holmer, M ............................ SS 30-02

Holmer, M ............................ SS 30-03

Holopainen, A ..................... SS 27-06p

Posters

167

Holswilder, J. ....................... CS 20-12p

Holt, C ................................. SS 23-02p

Holt, C ................................. SS 23-07

Honeywill, C ........................ CS 06-01p

Hong, H ............................... SS 08-15p

Honkanen, T ........................ SS 41-05

Honkanen, T ........................ SS 41-03p

Hood, R ................................ SS 37-18p

Hood, R ................................ CS 19-04

Hood, R ................................ CS 19-02p

Hood, R ................................ SS 37-21p

Hopkins, T ............................ SS 04-08p

Hopkinson, C ....................... SS 02-03

Hoskins, D ........................... CS 06-17p

Hoskins, D ........................... CS 06-02p

Houchin, L ........................... CS 25-19p

Houchin, L ........................... CS 16-13p

Howse, R .............................. SS 22-05p

Howse, R .............................. SS 22-07p

Huang, B .............................. SS 08-15p

Huang, L .............................. SS17-09p

Hudson, J ............................. SS 27-11p

Hudson, J ............................. WS 07

Hudson, Jeff ........................ SS 27-11p

Huitu, E ................................ CS 25-30p

Hulsmann, N ........................ SS 08-22p

Hulth, S ................................ SS 40-02p

Hulth, S ................................ SS 44-05p

Humborg, C ......................... SS 33-05p

Hunt, J ................................. CS 19-03p

Hurley, J ............................... SS 43-08p

Hurley, J ............................... CS 25-16p

Huser, B ................................ SS 25-01p

I

Ibelings, B.W. ....................... SS 17-08p

Ignatiades, L ........................ CS 16-26p

Ignatyev, S. ......................... SS 21-07p

Ignatyev, S. ......................... SS 35-06p

Imhoff, J ............................... SS 13-03p

Imhoff, J ............................... SS 44-10p

Ince, O ................................. CS 10-04p

Iriarte, A ............................... SS 12-06p

Irigoien, X ............................ SS 34-05p

Iserantant, A ........................ SS 26-02p

Ishikawa, K .......................... SS 37-06p

Ishikawa, K .......................... SS 35-01p

Ivarsson, H ........................... SS 16-06p

J

Jaccard, P ............................. SS 46-04p

Jacobsen, D .......................... CS 23-05p

Jacobsen, L .......................... CS 14-03p

Jacobsen, L .......................... CS 14-04p

Jäger, I.S ............................... SS 12-08p

Jang, C ................................. SS 32-07p

Jang, C ................................. SS 32-08p

Jang, C ................................. SS 34-06p

Jang, M ................................ SS 37-17p

Jankowski, T ........................ CS27-06p

Jansson, M ........................... SS 16-06p

Jansson, M ........................... SS 16-10p

Jansson, M ........................... SS 16-05p

Jansson, S. ........................... CS 19-14p

Järvinen, M .......................... SS 27-06p

Jasser, I ................................. CS 19-05p

Jaubert, J ............................. SS 21-10p

Jaubert, J .............................. SS 25-03p

Jeffrey, S .............................. SS 05-01p

Jeffries, M ............................ CS 05-02p

Jegou, A ............................... SS 37-07p

Jensen, D ............................. SS 21-18p

Jensen, H ............................. SS 31-10p

Jensen, J .............................. CS 14-05p

Jeppesen, E .......................... CS 14-07p

Jeppesen, E .......................... CS 10-07p

Jeppesen, E .......................... CS 14-10p

Jeppesen, E .......................... CS 14-02p

Jeppesen, E .......................... CS 14-01p

Jeppesen, E .......................... CS 14-05p

Jeroschewski, P .................... SS 44-15p

Jezequel, D .......................... SS 42-08p

Ji, C ...................................... CS 27-25p

Ji, Changhai ......................... CS 27-25p

Jian, W ................................. SS 17-09p

Jim‚nez, R ............................ SS 36-02p

Johansson, M ....................... SS 35-04p

Johansson, M ....................... SS 37-09p

Johansson, S ........................ CS 25-25p

Johansson, S ........................ SS 16-08p

Johnsen, K ........................... SS 09-01p

Johnson, J ............................ SS 08-09p

Johnson, L ............................ SS 21-16p

Johnson, R ........................... SS 27-15p

Johnson-Pyrtle, A ................ CS 25-35p

Joly, P ................................... CS 27-09p

Jonasdottir, S ....................... SS 34-07p

Jones, J ................................ CS 25-34p

Jonsson, A ........................... SS 16-10p

Jonsson, A ........................... SS 12-02p

Jonsson, M.A. Jansson ........ SS 16-09p

Jonsson, P ............................ SS 35-04p

Joo, G .................................. SS 37-17p

Jorgensen, B ........................ SS 42-01p

Jorgensen, N ........................ SS 09-01p

Jorgensen, N ........................ SS 16-01p

Jorissen, F ............................. SS 40-06p

Jormalainen, V ..................... SS 41-03p

Jost, G .................................. SS 09-06p

Jouanneau, J ........................ SS 40-06p

Joulian, C ............................. SS 42-13p

Joux, F .................................. CS 16-02p

Juettner, I ............................. CS 25-11p

Juettner, I ............................. CS 25-26p

Jüttner, F .............................. CS 19-28p

Juvonen, P ........................... CS 27-13p

Jørgensen, T. B. .................... SS 20-02p

Kahlert, M ............................ SS 25-01p

Kairesalo, T .......................... SS 27-07p

Kairesalo, T .......................... SS 20-14p

Kaki, T .................................. SS 45-03p

Käki, T .................................. SS 45-06p

Kamman, N .......................... SS 22-07p

Kangur, A ............................. SS 20-03p

Kangur, A ............................. SS 27-03p

Kangur, K ............................. SS 20-03p

Kangur, P ............................. SS 20-03p

Kangur, P ............................. SS 27-03p

Kankaala, P .......................... SS 45-03p

Kankaala, P .......................... SS 45-06p

Karjalainen, M ..................... CS 27-17p

Karle, I ................................. SS 43-05p

Karlsson, A .......................... SS 25-01p

Karlsson, I ............................ SS 25-01p

Karlsson, J ............................ SS 12-02p

Karlsson, Jan ........................ SS 12-02p

Kattner, G ............................ SS 16-11p

Keane, P ............................... SS 22-05p

Keene, W ............................. SS 32-01p

Keller, B ................................ CS 27-19p

Kemp, P.F. ............................ SS 04-09p

Keren, N ............................... SS 35-03p

Kérouel, R ............................ WS 02

Keskitalo, J ........................... SS 27-06p

Ketelaars, H ......................... WS 4

Kettrup, A ............................ CS 25-26p

Kettrup, A ............................ CS 25-11p

Kibirige, I ............................. CS 27-23p

Kiene, R ................................ SS 42-10p

Kim, H .................................. SS 37-17p

Kimmel, D ............................ SS 37-20p

Kinnunen, R ......................... SS 21-18p

Kirkvold, S. .......................... CS 16-09p

Kivi, K ................................... SS 37-23p

Kjaer, T ................................. SS 42-01p

Kjaer, T ................................. SS 44-11p

Kjaer, T ................................. SS 44-18p

Klein, B ................................ SS 38-04p

Klepinger, M ........................ SS 21-18p

Kline, T ................................. CS 22-07p

Knowlton, M ........................ CS 25-34p

Kobayashi, N ........................ SS 38-15p

Kobinata, K .......................... SS 38-01p

Koepfler, E ........................... CS 16-15p

Kohler, K .............................. SS 37-21p

Kononen, K .......................... SS 22-12p

Koppelmann, R .................... CS 22-02p

Koretsky, C .......................... SS 42-12p

Korhola, A ........................... SS 22-03p

Kormas, K ............................ SS 32-06p

Korneva, L ............................ SS 21-12p

Kortelainen, P ...................... SS 43-06p

Koski, M ............................... CS 27-14p

Kostkeviciene, J ................... CS 23-10p

Kotta, I ................................. SS 21-08p

Kotta, J ................................ SS 21-08p

Kovalcik, P ........................... CS 16-20p

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Kowalewska, G .................... SS 46-01p

Kozlowsky-Suzuki, B ........... CS 25-14p

Krabbenhoft, D .................... CS 25-16p

Kraft, C ................................ SS 21-16p

Kramer, G ............................ CS 16-03p

Kratzer, S ............................. CS 17-06p

Kremp, A. ............................ SS 36-06p

Kristiansen, K ....................... CS 20-04p

Kristiansen, S ....................... CS 20-04p

Kritzberg, E .......................... CS 22-09p

Krivtsov, V. ........................... SS 25-04p

Kroer, N ................................ SS 09-01p

Kroer, N. ............................... SS 09-01p

Krom, M.D. .......................... CS 25-03p

Kroon, B ............................... CS 19-20p

Kuehl, M .............................. SS 44-15p

Kuehl, M .............................. SS 38-05p

Kuehl, M. ............................. SS 38-05p

Kuever, J .............................. SS 42-06

Kuever, J .............................. CS 22-06p

Kühl, M ................................ SS 11-01p

Kühl, M ................................ SS 44-06

Kühl, M ................................ SS 44-16p

Kull, L ................................... CS 25-28p

Kumagai, M ......................... SS 37-06p

Kumagai, M ......................... SS 35-01p

Kunz, T.J. ............................. CS 20-08p

Kuoppam„ki, K .................... SS 20-14p

Kuoppamäki, K .................... SS 20-13

Kuosa, H .............................. SS 37-23p

Kupetsky, E ........................... CS 14-02

Kurashov, E .......................... SS 21-16

Kure, L ................................. SS 40-08

Kurmayer, R ......................... CS 19-09

Kuuppo, P ............................ CS 20-13

Kuuppo, P ............................ CS 20-13

Kuwata, A ............................ CS 19-26p

Kvarnäs, H ........................... SS 18-15

Kwak, K ................................ SS 32-07p

Kwak, K ............................... SS 32-08p

Kysela, D .............................. SS 08-03

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Laamanen, M ....................... SS 08-13p

Laanbroek, H ........................ SS 08-18p

Laanemets, J ........................ SS 37-15

Laarhoven, L ........................ CS 02-03p

LaBaugh, J.W ....................... SS 44-20p

Laborde, P ............................ SS 10-02p

Labry, C ................................ SS 37-07p

Lagadeuc, Y ......................... SS 35-08

Lagadeuc, Y ......................... SS 37-31

Lagadeuc, Y ......................... SS 11-03

Lagus, A ............................... CS 20-09p

Lagus, A ............................... CS 16-18p

Laing, T ................................ CS 25-35p

Lamers, L ............................. SS 44-08p

Lammens, E ......................... SS 20-10

Lampadariou, N. .................. CS 06-22p

Lampert, W .......................... CS 19-19

Lampitt, R ............................ SS 40-03p

Lamy, F ................................. SS 39-01p

Landa, H ............................... CS 16-12p

Landen, A ............................ SS 44-08

Landkildehus, F .................... CS 14-10p



Landrum, P .......................... SS 21-22

Langebrake, L ...................... SS 04-08p

Langenheder, S .................... SS 08-15

Langner, C ........................... SS 42-18

Lankov, A ............................. SS 21-02

Lantz, P ................................ SS 42-09

LaRoche, J ............................ CS 19-13p

Larocque, I ........................... SS 22-09p

Larsen, L .............................. SS 44-18p

Larson, G ............................. CS 10-07p

Larsson, U ............................ SS 37-09p

Lass, S .................................. CS 27-07

Lass, Sandra ......................... CS 27-07

Lathrop, R ............................ CS 10-05

Lau, S ................................... SS 08-17

Lauck, R ............................... SS 16-03

Laude, U ............................... CS10-02

Laudon, H ............................ SS 16-01p

Lauridsen, T ......................... CS 14-10p

Lauridsen, T ......................... CS 14-01p

Laurion, I .............................. SS 38-05

Laurion, I .............................. CS 26-07

Laursen, J ............................. SS 17-09

Laursen, J.S. ......................... CS 05-03p

Lavergne, D ......................... SS 43-07

Lavrentyev, P ........................ CS 16-20p

Lawrence, A ......................... CS 06-05p

Laws, E ................................. SS 01-07

Lawson, N ............................ SS 43-13

Laybourne-Parry, J ............... CS 05-07

Lazure, P .............................. SS 37-07p

Le Coz, J .............................. SS 34-04

Lea, D ................................... SS 27-12

Leather, J .............................. SS 32-06

Leavitt, P .............................. SS 22-06

Leavitt, P .............................. SS 22-10

LeBlanc, B ............................ SS 38-17p

LeBlanc, B ............................ SS 38-04p

Leclercq, N ........................... SS 27-21

Lee, H ................................... CS 27-08p

Lee, I .................................... CS 25-16

Lee, K ................................... SS 32-08p

Lee, K ................................... SS 34-06p

Lee, K ................................... SS 32-07

Lee, P ................................... SS 38-12p

Lee, P ................................... CS14-06p

Lee, R ................................... SS 33-08

Lee, S ................................... SS 38-02p

Lee, Taek Kyun ..................... SS 32-07p

Leeben, A ............................ SS 05-03

Leech, D ............................... CS 26-02

Leffelaar, P ........................... SS 42-03

Legendre, L .......................... SS 38-17p

Legendre, L .......................... SS 37-10

Legendre, L .......................... SS 38-04p

Legendre, L .......................... CS 16-33p

Legendre, L. ......................... CS 16-33p

Legendre, P .......................... CS 27-13

Legendre, P .......................... SS 37-12

Legesse, D ........................... SS 18-02p

Leggett, W ........................... SS 01-11

Legrand, C ........................... CS 19-02

Lehtimäki, J .......................... SS 08-13p

Leibold, M. A. ...................... SS 01-08

Lekontseva, T ....................... CS 27-27p

Lemee, R .............................. SS 14-03

Lemoalle, J ........................... SS 19-06

Lemoalle, J ........................... SS 20-14

Lennox, S ............................. SS 22-09

Leporcq, B ............................ SS 01-01p

Leppakoski, E ....................... WS 04

Leppakoski, E ....................... WS 4

Leppard, G ........................... SS 26-04

Leppard, G ........................... SS 26-08

Lerche, M ............................. SS 31-03

Lesack, L .............................. SS 19-09

Lesack, L .............................. SS 19-07

Lescuyer, F ........................... SS 30-09p

Lessmann, D ........................ SS 23-06

Leuenberger, A .................... CS 23-08p

Levasseur, M ........................ SS 10-09

Levasseur, M ........................ CS 26-05

Levasseur, M ........................ SS 38-12p

Levine, A .............................. SS 14-04

Levine, S .............................. CS 20-01p

Levinsen, H .......................... SS 38-06

Lewis, D ............................... SS 11-06

Lewis, V ............................... CS 06-02p

Lewis, V ............................... CS 06-17p

Lewis, W .............................. SS 06-01p

Lewitus, A ............................ SS 05-10

Lewitus, A ............................ CS 16-15p

Li, W ..................................... SS 20-10p

Li, Wei .................................. SS 20-10p

Liang, Y. ............................... SS 17-05p

Lienemann, C ...................... SS 26-07

Liesack, W ............................ SS 42-23

Lignell, R .............................. CS20-13

Lilover, M ............................. SS 37-15

Lin, X .................................... SS 08-15p

Linares, F .............................. SS 31-07

Lind, O ................................. SS 25-02

Lindberg, S ........................... SS 16-09p

Lindblom, J ........................... CS 20-10p

Lindgren, D .......................... CS 19-03

Lindholm, M ........................ CS 01-03

Lindholm, T .......................... CS 19-17p

Lindstroem, E ....................... CS 06-20p

Lindstrom, E ......................... CS 16-31p

Lindström, E ......................... SS O8-24p

Lini, A .................................. SS 22-07p

Lini, A .................................. SS 22-04p

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Lini, A ................................... CS 20-01p

Lini, A .................................. SS 22-05p

Linke, P ................................ CS 14-04

Linke-Gamenick, I ................ CS 25-07

Linke-Gamenick, I ................ CS 25-03

Linn, L .................................. SS 09-08

Lion, L .................................. CS 06-09

Lisle, J .................................. CS 14-06p

Liss, P ................................... SS 27-14

Litchman, E .......................... SS 37-03

Litchman, E .......................... CS 26-03p

Liu, H ................................... SS 17-10p

Liu, H ................................... SS 17-07p

Livingston, G ........................ CS 20-01p

Llobet-Brossa, E ................... SS 42-11

Lobanov, A ........................... SS 21-19p

Locat, J ................................. SS 40-12p

Loder, J ................................. SS 46-05

Lodge, D .............................. SS 20-03

Loevik, J ............................... CS 27-03p

Logerwell, E ......................... SS 27-02p

Logsdon, M .......................... SS 37-10p

Lohse, L ................................ SS 42-11p

Loizeau, J ............................. SS 26-04p

Lojen, S ................................ CS 25-20p

Lombardo, P ........................ SS 20-11p

Lomstein, B .......................... SS 42-11p

Long, B ................................. SS 40-12p

Long, R ................................. SS 10-04p

Lépez, P ............................... SS 33-04p

Lopez-Archilla, A ................. SS 44-07p

Lovejoy, C ............................. SS 38-06p

Lu, X ..................................... SS 17-07p

Lucassen, E .......................... SS 44-08p

Luokkanen, E ....................... SS 20-14p

Lürling, M ............................ CS 19-07p

Luyten, C ............................. CS 22-01p

Lyche-Solheim, A ................. CS 27-03p

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Méharzi Ahmed, M ............. SS 37-03p

Maar, M ............................... CS 27-07p

Maar, M ............................... CS 27-29p

MacIsaac, H ......................... WS 4

Madden, C ........................... SS 39-06p

Maestro, M .......................... SS 05-07p

Makarevich, T ...................... SS 21-09p

Mäkelä, S ............................ CS 25-30p

Mäkinen, A .......................... SS 41-03p

Malard, F .............................. CS 25-27p

Malej, A ............................... SS 10-08p

Malej, A ............................... SS 05-08p

Malits, A .............................. SS 12-07p

Malits, A. ............................. SS 12-09p

Malve, O .............................. SS 32-04p

Malve, Olli ........................... SS 32-04p

Maly, E ................................. CS 27-26p

Manno, C ............................. SS 38-03p

Marañén, E .......................... CS 16-25p

Marchioretti, M ................... SS 21-10p

Mareckova-Sagova, M ......... SS 20-07p

Margulis, S ........................... CS 06-06p

Marin, A ............................... CS 06-07p

Markager, S ......................... SS 13-04p

Markensten, H ..................... SS 27-10p

Markensten, H ..................... SS 27-10p

Marklund, O ........................ SS 20-18p

Marques, M ......................... SS 17-06p

Marques, R .......................... SS 17-02p

Marrasä C. ........................... SS 12-09p

Marszalek, M ....................... CS 27-26p

Martin, G ............................. SS 44-13p

Martin, L .............................. CS 06-07p

Martinelli, L .......................... SS 15-01p

Martinez, M ......................... SS 33-01p

Martínez-Taberner, A ........... CS 16-04p

Martinez-Velasco, C ............ SS 43-04p

Martínez-Taberner A ............ CS 16-04p

Mason, R .............................. CS 06-05p

Massias, D ........................... SS 40-04p

Masterson, C ....................... CS 22-08p

Mathieu, P ........................... SS 39-07p

Mayer, L ............................... CS 06-05p

Mazumder, A ...................... SS 17-05p

McAloon, K .......................... CS 06-05p

McCausland, M ................... CS 19-16p

McCreary, J .......................... SS 37-21p

McDaniel, L ......................... CS 25-19p

McDaniel, L .......................... SS 35-08p

McGlathery, K ...................... SS 33-p03

McGlathery, K ...................... SS 32-01p

McGuire, M .......................... CS 25-22p

McKinnon, D ........................ CS 27-22p

McMahon, R.F ..................... WS 04

McQuoid, M ........................ SS 37-01p

Mei, Z ................................... SS 38-04p

Mei, Z ................................... SS 38-17p

Meinecke, ............................ SS 04-07p

Meloni, R ............................. SS 38-03p

Mendonña-Hagler, L ............ SS 08-02p

Menendez, M ...................... SS 33-01p

Meriluoto, J ......................... CS 19-17p

Meyer, A .............................. SS 08-22p

Meyer, B ............................... SS 05-05p

Meyer, R ............................... SS 44-18p

Meyer, R ............................... SS 44-11p

Meyer-Reil, L ........................ SS 09-03p

Meyers, P.A .......................... SS 22-02p

Michard, G ........................... SS 42-08p

Michel, C ............................. SS 38-08p

Michel, C .............................. SS 38-16p

Michel, C ............................. SS 38-12p

Michotey, V .......................... SS 42-03p

Middelboe, M ...................... SS 08-21p

Middelburg, J ....................... CS 22-01p

Middelburg, J ....................... WS07

Middelburg, J ....................... SS42-p14

Middelburg, J.J. ................... WS07

Mignucci-Giannoni, A ......... CS06-p16

Miguel, C ............................. SS37-p04

Miles, A ................................ SS31-p06

Miller, A ............................... SS21-12

Miller, W .............................. SS 21-26

Miller, W .............................. SS 37-27

Mills, E ................................. CS 06-04p

Mills, E ................................. WS 04

Minghelli-Roman, A ............ SS 21-10p

Mock, T ................................ CS 19-20p

Moeller, R ............................ CS 17-05p

Moens, T .............................. CS 22-01p

Moens, T .............................. CS 16-23p

Moertl, M ............................ SS 21-14p

Mohlenberg, F ..................... SS 39-07p

Moldaenke, C ...................... SS 05-05p

Molica, R .............................. SS 37-19p

Moline, M ............................ SS 05-10p

Moll, R ................................. WS 03

Monroe, E ............................ SS 18-01p

Montagnes, D ...................... CS 19-09p

Montenegro, K ..................... CS 25-02p

Montes, C ............................ SS 36-02p

Montes, C ............................ SS 44-01p

Montes, C ............................ SS 44-07p

Montoya, J ........................... CS 22-03p

Montoya, J ........................... CS 01-01

Moodley, L ........................... WS 07

Moodley, L ........................... CS 06-22p

Moody, J .............................. SS 32-01p

Mooij, W. M ........................ SS 27-14p

Moore, C ............................. SS 42-12p

Moore, K .............................. SS 30-01p

Moore, M ............................. CS 06-06p

Morabito, G ......................... CS 25-29p

Moran, X .............................. SS 13-05p

Mordue, A ........................... SS 36-01p

Mordue, W .......................... SS 36-01p

Morell, J ............................... CS 25-31p

Morris, D .............................. CS 17-05p

Morris, T .............................. SS 37-22p

Mortensen, P ....................... SS 31-10p

Moser, D .............................. SS 04-03p

Mostajir, B ............................ SS 38-07p

Moya, G ............................... SS 33-06p

Moy..., G .............................. CS 16-04p

Mozetic, P ............................ SS 31-11p

Mucci, A .............................. SS 43-02p

Mueller, D ............................ CS 23-02p

Mueller-Lupp, T ................... SS 38-09p

Mugnai, C ............................ SS 40-07p

Mulholland, M ..................... SS 31-05p

Møller, A .............................. CS 19-06p

Møller, B .............................. SS 04-04p

Muller-Karger, F ................... SS 04-06p

Müller-Karulis, B .................. SS 31-01p

Muluk, C .............................. CS 10-04p

Mundy, C ............................. SS 38-04p

Muylaert, K .......................... CS 16-23p

Muyzer, G ............................ SS 08-05p

Myklestad, S ........................ CS 16-09p

Møhlenberg, F ..................... SS 39-06p

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Nakahara, H ......................... SS 37-06p

Namsaraev, B ....................... CS 19-30p

Nascimento, S ...................... SS 37-19p

Naudin, J .............................. CS 16-02p

Naulet, N ............................. WS 02

Nayar, S ................................ SS 08-11p

Neale, P ................................ CS 26-03p

Nedwell, D ........................... SS 13-06p

Nelson, W ............................ SS 46-02p

Nicolaidou, A ....................... SS 32-06p

Niebauer, H .......................... SS 37-02p

Nielsen, L ............................. CS 06-19p

Nielsen, L ............................. SS 32-03p

Nielsen, L ............................. SS 42-01p

Nihongi, A ........................... SS 35-08p

Nikitina, L ............................ SS 21-09p

Nikkilä, K ............................. SS 22-12p

Nin, E ................................... SS 17-01p

Nishri, A ............................... CS 25-04p

Nissen, K .............................. CS 25-05p

Nizzoli, D .............................. SS 31-03p

Noble, P ............................... CS 16-15p

Noest, T ................................ CS 27-03p

Nordbäck, J .......................... SS 08-16p

Nowlin, W ........................... SS 17-05p

Nozais, C ............................. SS 38-12p

Nozais, C ............................. SS 38-08p

Nuesslein, B ......................... SS 45-04p

Nytoft, H .............................. SS 46-01p

O’Neil, J ............................... CS 06-10p

Oatapenya, A ....................... SS 21-09p

Obrecht, D .......................... CS 25-34p

Oeberg, J ............................. SS 31-08p

Ogrinc, N ............................. CS 25-20p

Ohad, I ................................. SS 35-03p

Oja, J .................................... SS 41-03p

Ojala, A ................................ SS 45-03p

Ojala, A ................................ SS 27-07p

Ojala, A ................................ SS 45-06p

Ojaveer, H ............................ WS 04

Olenin, S .............................. WS 04

Olesen, B ............................. CS 05-03

Olesen, M ............................ SS 31-09p

Olsen, Y ............................... CS 16-09p

Olsonen, R ........................... SS 22-12p

Ometto, J ............................. SS 15-01p

Omstedt, A .......................... SS 22-06p

Onstott, ............................... SS 04-03p

Orcutt, K .............................. CS 02-03p

Oredalen, T .......................... CS 19-32p

Oriol, L ................................. CS 16-02p

Orive, E ................................ SS 12-06p

Orive, E ................................ SS 05-09p

Orlova, M ............................. WS 04

Orlova, M ............................. WS 04

Ortega, T ............................. SS 43-01p

Ortega, T ............................. SS 45-05p

Ortega, T ............................. SS 44-03p

Ortiz-Mendoza, D ................ WS 3

Ostapenya, A ....................... SS 21-09p

Ostoumov, S.A ..................... SS 25-02p

Ostrom, P ............................. CS 22-08p

Otero, J ................................ SS 05-07p

Ottosen, L ............................ SS 32-03p

Oxborough, K ...................... SS 07-03p

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Packard, T ............................ SS 12-07p

Paffenhofer, G ..................... CS 27-p04p

Pagou, K .............................. CS 16-26p

Pakulski, J ............................ SS 38-07

Pålsson, C ............................ CS16-p10p

Panov, V ............................... WS04

Panov, V ............................... SS 21-19p

Papadopoulou, N ................. CS 06-22p

Papaspyrou, S ...................... SS 32-06p

Paranhos, R .......................... SS 08-02p

Pardos, M ............................. SS 26-03p

Park, S .................................. SS 37-17p

Parrish, C ............................. SS 34-02p

Pascal, C .............................. CS 16-02p

Paterson, D .......................... CS 06-12p

Paterson, D .......................... SS 17-12p

Paterson, D.M ...................... SS 07-03p

Patrick, G ............................. SS 30-09p

Paul, J .................................. CS 16-13p

Paul, J .................................. SS 35-08p

Paul, J .................................. CS 25-19p

Paul, J .................................. CS 02-05p

Paul, J ................................... SS 08-23p

Pausz, C ............................... CS 16-03p

Pazé, M ................................ CS 16-25p

Pearce, D.A .......................... SS 08-12p

Pedersen, L .......................... CS 14-11p

Pedersen, O ......................... SS 44-06p

Pedro, P ............................... SS 26-02p

Pedros-Alio, C ...................... SS 08-05p

Pedros-Alio, C ...................... SS 13-05p

Pedrozo, F ............................ CS 19-10p

Peduzzi, R ............................ SS 12-01p

Peduzzi, S ............................. SS 12-01p

Peeken, I .............................. CS 22-03p

Pelletier, E ............................ SS 40-12p

Peltomaa, J .......................... CS 27-17p

Pereyra, G ............................ CS 19-33p

Perez, M ............................... CS 16-p03p

Perissonotto, R .................... CS 27-23p

Perkins, B ............................. CS 25-34p

Perkins, R.G ......................... SS 07-03p

Pernthaler, J ......................... SS 08-06p

Perry, M ................................ SS 04-05p

Pers, B .................................. SS 16-02p

Pers, C ................................. SS 16-02p

Pessoa, J .............................. SS 26-02p

Peters, F. .............................. SS 12-09p

Petersen, J ............................ SS 39-07p

Petri, R ................................. SS 13-03p

Petrusek, A ........................... CS 27-10p

Pettersson, K ........................ SS 25-01p

Pfiffner, S ............................. SS 04-03p

Pfister, G .............................. CS 25-26p

Philibert,A ............................ SS 22-10p

Philibert, ALine .................... SS 22-10p

Phillips, Dennis R ................. WS 07

Phlips, E ................................ SS 31-04p

Pichlova, R ............................ CS 27-05p

Pickell, L ............................... SS 31-07p

Pickett, J ............................... SS 36-01p

Piegorsch, W ........................ CS 06-17p

Piehler, M ............................. SS 40-05p

Pike, A .................................. SS 36-01p

Pimentel, D .......................... WS 04

Pinel-Alloul, B ...................... CS 20-06p

Pintchouk, N ........................ SS 36-03p

Pipan, T ................................ SS 17-04p

Piscia, R ................................ CS 19-19p

Pitta, P .................................. CS 16-14p

Pitta, P .................................. CS 16-26p

Pizay, M ................................ SS 12-01p

Podgorsek, L ........................ SS 44-10p

Podsetchine, V ..................... SS 20-15p

Poggiale, J ............................ SS 40-04p

Ponce, R ............................... SS 43-01p

Ponce, R ............................... SS 44-03p

Ponce, R ............................... SS 45-05p

Poole, V ................................ CS 23-08p

Porter, E ................................ SS 44-19p

Portielje, R ............................ SS 20-16p

Poutanen, E.L. ...................... SS 22-12p

Poviliunas, J .......................... SS 27-04p

Prairie,Y ................................ SS 22-10p

Prepas, E .............................. CS 20-06p

Preston, N ............................ CS 20-11p

Prevedelli, D ......................... SS 40-07p

Priddle, J .............................. SS 13-06p

Prien, R ................................. CS 17-02p

Priscu, J ................................ CS 14-06p

Psarra, S ............................... CS 16-26p

Ptacnik, R ............................. SS 37-11p

Ptak, M ................................. SS 38-10p

Puigserver, M ....................... SS 33-06p

Pujo-Pay, M .......................... CS 16-02p

Pusch, M .............................. CS 23-03p

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Qian, Y ................................. SS 17-09p

Qualyle, W ........................... SS 15-02p

Quick, G ............................... CS 23-01p

Quigley, M ........................... WS 03

Qureshi, A ............................ SS 10-04p

Raateoja, M ......................... CS 17-07p

Ragueneau, O ...................... SS 40-03p

Raitt, P ................................. CS 19-29p

Ramberg, L. ......................... CS 01-01p

Ramirez, J ............................. SS 37-24p

Posters

171

Ramon, G ............................. SS 33-06p

Ramén, G ............................. CS 16-04p

Ramsing, N .......................... SS 42-06p

Rantakari, M ........................ SS 43-06p

Rassoulzadegan, F ............... SS 10-07p

Rautio, M ............................. SS 22-03p

Raven, J. A ........................... WS 07

Re, C .................................... SS 40-04p

Reay, D ................................. SS 13-06p

Reddy, M. M ........................ SS 44-20p

Reddy, M. M ........................ SS 43-08p

Reed, R ................................. SS 17-11p

Regala, J .............................. SS 37-16p

Reid, D ................................. WS 04

Reinertsen, H ....................... CS 16-09p

Reinhold, L ........................... SS 35-03p

Reinikainen, M ..................... SS 36-04p

Reise, K ................................ SS 21-20p

Remsen, A ............................ SS 04-08p

Repka, S ............................... CS 27-14p

Revsbech, N ......................... SS 44-11p

Revsbech, N ......................... SS 44-18p

Reyss, J ................................. SS 40-08p

Riba, I ................................... SS 32-09p

Ricciardi, A ........................... WS 4

Ricciardi, A ........................... WS 4

Richardseon, W ................... SS 18-01p

Richardson, K ....................... SS 08-08p

Richardson, W ..................... SS 18-01p

Richoux, N ........................... SS 34-02p

Rickert, D ............................. SS 40-03p

Rico, E .................................. SS 36-02p

Riebesell, U .......................... SS 27-05p

Riebesell, U .......................... SS 27-12p

Riedel, G .............................. SS 01-04p

Rieling, T .............................. SS 09-03p

Rieling, T .............................. SS 09-02p

Riis, L ................................... SS 44-06p

Rines, J ................................ SS 35-02p

Ringdahl, K .......................... SS40-p02

Riseman, S ........................... CS14-p06p

Risgaard-Petersen, N ........... SS 32-03p

Rivier, I ................................. SS 21-06p

Rivier, Irina ........................... SS 21-06p

Rivkin, R ............................... SS 38-10p

Rivkin, R ............................... CS 16-33p

Rivkin, R ............................... SS 38-02p

Robb, M ............................... CS 19-29p

Robertson, M ....................... WS 04

Robinson, J .......................... CS 06-11p

Robison, B ............................ CS 27-28p

Robles, C .............................. SS 01-09

Rochelle-Newall, E ............... CS16-08p

Rocío, G ............................... CS26-04p

Roden, E ............................... SS 44-12p

Roden, E ............................... SS 42-02p

Rodríguez, A ........................ CS 27-15p

Rodríguez, F ......................... SS 05-07p

Rodríguez, F ......................... SS 05-01p

Rodríguez, F ......................... SS 05-04p

Rodríguez, F ......................... SS 05-06p

Roelofs, J .............................. SS 44-08p

Rohrlack, T ........................... CS 19-31p

Roijackers, R ......................... SS 17-08p

Rolfhus, K ............................. CS 25-16p

Rolinski, S ............................. SS18-03p

Romare, P ............................ CS 25-09p

Romo, S ............................... SS 39-02p

Romo, S ................................ SS 20-17p

Rooney, N ............................ SS 20-09p

Roozen, F.C.J.M ................... SS 17-08p

Roschitz, E ........................... CS 19-22p

Rosenberry, D. O .................. SS 44-20p

Rosinski, J ............................. SS 33-03p

Rossi, S ................................. SS 39-03p

Rost, B .................................. SS 27-05p

Rostgaard, S ........................ CS 23-05p

Roth, B ................................. CS 23-01p

Rothhaupt, K ....................... CS 06-09p

Rothhaupt, K ....................... CS 06-21p

Rothhaupt, K ....................... SS 21-14p

Roy, S ................................... SS 38-06p

Ruggeri-Bernardi, D ............. SS 12-01p

Ruiz, G ................................. WS 4A

Runge, J ............................... CS 27-09p

Russell, K .............................. SS 32-01p

Rutllant, J ............................. CS 23-07p

Rydin, E ................................ SS 25-01p

Rysgaard, S .......................... SS 38-05p

Rysgaard, S .......................... CS 05-03p

Rysgaard, S .......................... SS 46-03p

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Saarinen, T ........................... SS 27-07p

Sabater, F ............................. SS 17-01p

Sabater, S ............................. SS 17-01p

Sackmann, B ........................ SS 37-10p

Saenz, I ................................ SS 32-09p

Salmaso, N ........................... CS 25-29p

Salomon, P.S ........................ CS 19-14p

Salomon, P.S ........................ CS 19-23p

Salonen, K ........................... CS 27-13p

Salonen, K ........................... SS 12-05p

Salonen, K ........................... SS 27-06p

Salonen, K ........................... SS 45-02p

Sammalkorpi, I ..................... CS 10-06p

Sampei, M ............................ SS 38-13p

Samuelsson, K ...................... SS 08-10p

Samuelsson, K ...................... SS 08-16p

Sandberg, J .......................... SS 16-08p

Sandra De Galan, S .............. SS 37-03p

Sanford, L ............................. SS 44-19p

Sanpei, M ............................. SS 38-15p

Santos, E .............................. CS 27-12p

Sarazin, G ............................ SS 42-08p

Sarobe, A ............................. SS 12-06p

Sarvala, J .............................. CS 10-01p

Sarvala, J .............................. CS 10-02p

Sasaki, H .............................. SS 38-13p

Sastre, M .............................. CS 26-02p

Satapoomin, S ..................... CS 27-29p

Satapoomin, S ..................... CS 27-07p

Saunders, P .......................... SS 38-02p

Sautour, B ............................ SS 10-02p

Savchuk, O ........................... SS 33-05p

Savoye, N ............................. WS 02

Schartau, A .......................... CS 27-03p

Scheffer, M .......................... SS 17-08p

Schernewski, G .................... SS 20-15p

Scherwass ............................ CS16-30p

Scherwass, A ....................... CS 23-06p

Schindler, D ......................... SS 27-09p

Schink, B .............................. SS 09-04p

Schippers, P ......................... SS 27-14p

Schlegel, I ............................. CS19-27p

Schmidt, K ........................... CS 27-14p

Schmidt, S ............................ SS 40-08p

Schmitt, F ............................. CS 02-06p

Schoedinger, S ..................... WS 03

Schofield, O ......................... SS 05-10p

Schoning, K ......................... SS 22-06p

Schramm, K ......................... CS 25-11p

Schramm, K ......................... CS 25-26p

Schumann, R ........................ SS 09-02p

Schumann, R ........................ SS 09-03p

Schuster, P.F ......................... SS 44-20p

Schuster, P.F ......................... SS 43-08p

Scott, M ............................... CS 25-35p

Seda, J. ................................ CS 27-20p

Segovia, M ........................... SS 14-01p

Selig, U ................................ SS 44-17p

Sell, A .................................. CS 27-07p

Sell, A .................................. CS 27-29p

Serodio, J ............................. SS 32-03p

Serrat, E ............................... SS 42-08p

Seuront, L ............................ SS 35-08p

Seuront, L ............................ CS 02-06p

Severin, G ............................ CS 25-26p

Severin, G ............................ CS 25-11p

Sewell, C .............................. CS 05-05p

Shadrin, N ............................ CS 19-30p

Shadrin, N ............................ SS 21-17p

Shankle, A ........................... CS 19-04p

Sharp, J ................................ CS 02-07p

Shcherbina, G ...................... SS 21-03p

Shelton, A ............................ CS 25-33p

Shelton, C ............................ CS 06-08p

Shelton, C ............................ CS 06-08p

Sherwood, S ......................... SS 30-08p

Shin, K .................................. SS 32-07p

Shin, K .................................. SS 32-08p

Shin, K .................................. SS 34-06p

Shin, K .................................. SS 34-06p

Shinada, A ........................... CS 27-08p

Shirasawa, K ........................ SS 38-01p

Short, S ................................ SS 08-20p

Shostell, J ............................. CS 20-07p

Shostell, Joseph ................... CS 20-07p

Shuter, B .............................. CS 25-28p

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172

Siciliano, D ........................... SS 04-01p

Silander, M ........................... CS 20-09p

Sime-Ngando, T ................... SS 08-01p

Sintes, E ............................... CS 16-04p

Siokou-Frangou, I ................ CS 27-18p

Siokou-Frangou, I ................ CS 16-26p

Sipura, J ............................... CS 16-18p

Sivonen, K ............................ SS 08-13p

Sivonen, K ............................ CS 27-14p

Skoog, A .............................. CS 02-04p

Skora, K ............................... WS 04

Skov, C ................................. CS 14-03p

Skov, C ................................. CS 14-04p

Skovgaard, H ........................ SS 20-02p

Slagstad, D .......................... SS 46-04p

Sloreid, S .............................. CS 06-20p

Slynko, Y .............................. SS 21-05p

Smalley, G ............................ CS 19-15p

Smalls, L ............................... CS 25-22p

Smith, P ............................... SS 27-02p

Smith, S ............................... SS 37-21p

Smol, J ................................. CS 25-35p

Smolders, A ......................... SS 44-08p

Snell, T ................................. SS 41-01p

Snyder, A ............................. SS 08-09p

Snyder, F .............................. SS 21-18p

Soballe, D ............................ SS 18-01p

Sobczak, R ........................... CS 17-01p

Sobczak, W .......................... SS 15-08

Sobolev, D ............................ SS 44-12p

Sobrino, C ............................ CS 26-03p

Socal, G ................................ SS 17-10

Socal, G ............................... SS 37-19

Soetaert, K ........................... SS 39-06

Soetaert, K ........................... SS 42-02

Solidoro, C ........................... CS 20-03

Solidoro, C ........................... CS 16-29p

Somers, K ............................. SS 23-02p

Somers, K ............................. SS 27-11p

Sommaruga, R ..................... CS 26-07

Son, D .................................. SS 06-03

Song, X ................................ SS 17-09p

Soranno, P ........................... SS 18-11

Sorrell, B .............................. SS 43-11

Sorvari, S .............................. SS 22-03p

Souchu, P ............................. SS 33-11

Souchu, P ............................. SS 37-02

Soudant, P ........................... SS 34-04

Soudek, P ............................. SS 25-05p

Spaak, P ............................... CS 27-19p

Spaak, P ............................... CS 27-02

Spaak, P ............................... CS 27-07

Spacie, A .............................. CS 23-08p

Spero, H ............................... SS 27-12

Spindler, J ............................ CS 16-32p

Spitzer, M.S.C ...................... WS 03

Spoof, L ............................... CS 19-17p

Sprules, W ........................... SS 37-22p

Sprules, W ........................... CS 25-28p

Sprules, W ........................... SS 21-28

Sprules, W ........................... SS 37-25

Sprules, W ............................ CS 27-16p

Squires, M ............................ SS 19-07

Squires, M ............................ SS 19-09

Staal, M ............................... SS 05-03p

Staal, M ............................... CS 02-03p

Stadelmann, P ...................... CS 10-06

Staehr, P ............................... CS 19-16

Stahl, D ................................ SS 04-06

Stahl, D ................................ SS 42-10

Stahl, D ................................ SS 42-05p

Stahl, H ................................ SS 40-03p

Ståhl, H ................................ SS 44-04p

Ståhl, H ................................ SS 44-14p

Ståhl-Delbanco, A ............... SS 39-02p

Stal, L ................................... SS 07-07

Stal, L ................................... SS 05-03p

Stal, L ................................... CS 02-03p

Stams, A .............................. SS 42-03

Stancyk, S ............................ CS 06-17p

Stancyk, S ............................ CS 06-02p

Stanger, C ............................ SS 43-11

Stapel, J ............................... SS 30-10

Stapleton, H ......................... CS 22-08p

Staras, M ............................. SS 19-02

Starink, M ............................ SS 42-02

Starobogatov, Y ................... SS 21-09

Stead, R ............................... SS 40-02

Stecko, P .............................. CS 25-05

Stedmon, C .......................... CS 17-03

Stein, R ................................ CS 20-12

Stein, R ................................ CS 27-29

Stein, R ................................ CS 25-p21

Steinberg, C ......................... CS 19-24p

Steinberg, C ......................... SS 15-10

Steinberg, C.E.W ................. SS 15-04p

Steinberg, C.E.W ................. SS 25-03

Steiner, S .............................. CS 20-01

Steinert, S ............................ CS 26-02p

Stensdotter, U ...................... CS 16-31p

Stepanauskas, R ................... SS 16-01p

Stephen, D ........................... SS 39-02p

Stephen, D ........................... SS 20-09

Sterner, R ............................. CS 20-04

Stets, E ................................. SS 42-10p

Stets, T ................................. SS 09-08

Steuckart, C ......................... SS 44-15p

Stevens, C ............................ SS 38-02p

Stevenson, J ......................... SS 25-04

Steves, B ............................... WS 4A

Steward, G ........................... SS 13-09

Stibor, H ............................... CS 27-15

Stief, P ................................. SS 40-06

Stierle, A .............................. CS 05-06

Stierli, R ............................... SS 04-04p

Stips, A ................................ SS 37-15

Stoddard, J ........................... SS 17-03

Stoderegger, K ..................... SS 10-02

Stoecker, D ........................... CS 19-04

Stoll, S .................................. SS 26-05

Stora, G ............................... SS 40-04p

Stora, G ............................... SS 40-01

Stora, G ............................... SS 40-12p

Stora, G ............................... SS 40-04p

Stora, G ............................... SS 40-01

Straile, D .............................. CS 27-06p

Straile, D .............................. CS 27-09

Straile, D .............................. SS 27-02

Straile, D .............................. SS 20-05p

Strand, J ............................... SS 20-04p

Straskrabova, V ................... CS 16-01p

Strauss, E ............................. SS 18-01p

Strawbridge, K ..................... SS 38-03

Streit, B ................................ CS 27-08

Striegl, R .............................. SS 43-06p

Strömberg, N ....................... SS 44-05p

Styles, R ............................... SS 16-03

Subramaniam, A .................. CS 17-06p

Suggett, D ........................... SS 37-07

Sullivan, J ............................. SS 35-02p

Sullivan, J ............................. SS 04-05

Sullivan, J ............................. CS 19-18

Sulzberger, B ........................ CS 26-11

Sulzberger, B ........................ SS 16-08

Summers, K. ........................ SS 17-05

Sun, J .................................... CS 20-07

Sun, M ................................. SS 44-07

Sunda, W ............................. CS 25-14

Sundback, K ......................... SS 31-07

Sundback, K ......................... SS 31-06p

Sundberg, K ......................... SS 25-04

Sundbom, M ........................ SS 34-07

Sundby, B ............................. SS 43-02p

Suomela, J ........................... CS 16-18p

Suomela, J ........................... CS 20-09p

Sutherland, J ........................ CS 25-36p

Suttle, C ............................... SS 14-05

Sutton, P .............................. SS 26-01p

Sutton, T .............................. SS 04-08p

Suzuki, K .............................. SS 05-04

Suzuki, M ............................. SS 08-05

Suzuki, Y .............................. SS 38-17p

Svanback, R ......................... SS 20-07

Svartstrom, M ...................... CS 19-17p

Svensson, E .......................... CS 02-04p

Swaney, D ............................ SS 33-05p

Swartzman, G ...................... SS 35-18

Swift, E ................................ SS 35-02p

Søndergaard, M ................... CS 14-07p

Søndergaard, M ................... SS 16-05

Søndergaard, M ................... SS 15-03p




Sørensen, H ......................... SS 05-09

Sørensen, K .......................... SS 42-06p

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Tackx Michelle, T ................. SS 37-03p

Posters

173

Taghon, G ............................ SS 44-02

Taillefert, M .......................... SS 26-07

Taillefert, M ......................... SS 04-08

Taj‚ L ..................................... SS 33-02

Takacs, M ............................. SS 03-02

Takahashi, K ......................... SS 38-15p

Takai, K ................................ SS 04-03p

Tamminen, T ........................ CS 20-13

Tan, C ................................... CS 10-04p

Tanaka, T ............................. SS 10-07p

Tande, K ............................... SS 46-04p

Tang, K ................................. SS 45-01p

Tang, K ................................. SS 34-12

Tank, J .................................. SS 06-06

Tanner, C .............................. CS 27-30p

Tanoue, E ............................. SS 05-04

Tartarotti, B .......................... CS 26-07

Tarvainen, M ........................ CS 10-02p

Taylor, C ............................... CS 20-05

Taylor, C ............................... CS 02-02pp

Taylor, M .............................. SS 21-13p

Taylor, W .............................. WS 07

Tchernov, D .......................... SS 35-03p

Te Lintel-Hekkert, S .............. SS 05-03p

Teichreb, C ........................... SS 19-09

Teira, E ................................. CS 16-25p

Telesh, I ................................ SS 21-07

Telesh, I ................................ WS 04

Tempel, J .............................. SS 20-12

Tengberg, A ......................... SS 44-04p

Tengberg, A ......................... SS 44-14p

Tengberg, A ......................... SS 40-03p

Terzi, S .................................. SS 10-09p

Tessier, A .............................. CS 25-13p

Tessier, A .............................. CS25-06

Thar, R .................................. SS 11-01p

Theil-Nielsen, J .................... SS 20-01p

Thibaut, T ............................ SS 21-21p

Thomas, J ............................. CS 06-11p

Thompson, P ........................ CS 19-16p

Thompson, R ........................ SS 34-02p

Thomsen, M ......................... SS 33-03p

Thorp, J ................................ SS 21-04p

Threlkeld, S .......................... SS 01-03p

Thys, I .................................. SS 01-01p

Tita, G .................................. SS 38-08p

Tittel, Jörg ............................ CS 14-08p

Tockner, K ............................ CS 23-04p

Tockner, K ............................ CS 25-27p

Tockner, K ............................ SS 15-05p

Toda, T ................................. CS 27-08p

Tokle, N ................................ CS 02-01p

Tolli, J ................................... CS 02-02p

Tolli, John ............................. CS 02-02p

Tomlinson, M ....................... SS 17-14p

Tonnesson, K ....................... CS 27-07p

Tönnesson, K ....................... CS 27-29p

Tonolla, M ............................ SS 12-01p

Tornblom, E ......................... SS 25-01p

Törneman, N ........................ SS 16-04p

Torres, M .............................. CS 14-09p

Torres, R ............................... SS 42-04p

Torres, Rocio ........................ SS 42-04p

Torres-Saavedra, R ............... CS 23-07p

Tranvik, L ............................. SS 16-10p

Traunspurger, W .................. CS 06-21p

Tréguer, P ............................. WS 02

Trei, T ................................... SS 37-08p

Trei, Tiia ............................... SS 37-08p

Tremblay, J ........................... SS 38-16p

Trick, C ................................. SS 31-07p

Trigueros, J ........................... SS 05-09p

Troccoli-Ghinaglia, L ............ SS 33-09p

Tsarin, S.A ........................... SS 27-13p

Tselepides, A ........................ CS 06-22p

Tsuda, A ............................... CS 19-26p

Tucker, P ............................... SS 21-18p

Tunberg, B ........................... SS 46-02p

Turk, V ................................. SS 31-11p

Turner, D .............................. CS 23-07p

Turner, M ............................. SS 27-09p

Tuzun, I ................................ CS 10-04p

Tykva, R ................................ SS 25-05p

Tyler, A ................................. SS 33-03p

U

Uehlinger, U ......................... CS 25-27p

Uehlinger, U ......................... SS 15-05p

Uitto, A ................................ SS 37-23p

Ulicny, P ............................... SS 27-01p

Umgiesser, G ....................... CS 16-29p

Underwood, G.J.C ............... SS 07-03p

Urrutia, A ............................. SS 34-04p

V

Vadstein, O .......................... SS 33-02p

Vadstein, O .......................... CS 16-09p

Vähätalo, A .......................... SS 12-05p

Valentin, J ............................ SS 08-02p

Valentín, M .......................... SS 20-17p

Valentini, A .......................... SS 40-07p

Vallet-Coulomb, C ............... SS 18-02p

van Agterveld, M ................. SS 08-04p

Van As, H ............................. SS 44-16p

Van Cappellen, P ................. SS 42-12p

van der Grinten, E ............... CS 19-07p

Van der Werff, I ................... SS 08-04p

van der Zee, C ..................... SS 43-07p

Van Donk, E ......................... CS 19-21p

van Duren, L ........................ SS 35-07p

van Dusschoten, D .............. SS 44-16p

Van Duyl, Fleur .................... SS 07-02p

van Geest, G.J ..................... SS 17-08p

van Katwijk, M.M ................ SS 30-05p

Van Lenning, K .................... SS 05-04p

van Lenning, K ..................... SS 05-01p

van Raaphorst, W ................ SS 43-07p

Van Wambeke, F .................. CS 16-14p

Van Wambeke, F .................. CS 16-19p

van Weering, T .................... SS 40-08p

Vanderbloemen, J ................ SS 04-06p

Vanderbloemen, L ............... SS 04-06p

Vanderploeg, H .................... WS 04

Vanek, T ............................... SS 25-05p

VanVleet, E .......................... SS 26-01p

Vargas, C ............................. CS 27-07p

Vargas, C ............................. CS 27-29p

Vasseur, C ............................ SS 38-07p

Vasseur, L ............................. SS 08-15p

Vaughn, B ............................ CS 14-06p

Vavilova, V ........................... SS 06-01p

Velez-Rivera, M .................... CS 25-31p

Venn, C ................................ SS 27-01p

Ventel, A .............................. CS 16-18p

Verity, P ................................ SS 08-17p

Vermaat, J.E. ........................ SS 27-14p

Vernet, M ............................. CS 26-02p

Verschuren, D ...................... SS 22-08p

Viaroli, P ............................... SS 31-03p

Videler, J .............................. SS 35-07p

Vidussi, F .............................. SS 38-06p

Viherluoto, M ...................... CS 27-02p

Viitasalo, M .......................... CS 27-14p

Viitasalo, M .......................... CS 27-02p

Viitasalo, M .......................... CS 27-17p

Vincent, W ........................... SS 37-06p

Vincx, M ............................... CS 22-01p

Viollier, E .............................. SS 42-08p

Von Elert, E .......................... SS 21-15p

von Quillfeldt, C .................. SS 38-04p

Voss, M ................................ SS 46-01p

Vreca, P ................................ CS 25-20p

Vrede, T ................................ CS 20-10p

Vretare, V ............................. SS 20-08p

Vuorio, K .............................. CS 10-01p

Vyverman, W ........................ CS 16-23p

Wachniew, P. ........................ CS 22-04p

Wacker, A ............................. SS 21-15p

Waldmann, C ....................... SS 04-02p

Walker, K .............................. SS 08-09p

Walseng, B ........................... CS 27-03p

Walz, N ................................ SS 12-08p

Wang, C ............................... SS 17-10p

Wang, W .............................. CS 25-15p

Wang, W .............................. SS 26-05p

Wang, X ............................... SS 16-03p

Wanner, S ............................. CS 23-03p

Ward, J ................................. CS 23-04p

Ward, J ................................. CS 25-27p

Ward, J ................................. SS 15-05p

Warner, K ............................. SS 42-02p

Wastegård, S ........................ SS 22-06p

Watkins, E ............................ SS 27-09p

Webb, S ............................... SS 42-05p

Weber, O .............................. SS 40-09p

Wefer, .................................. SS 04-07p

Wehde, H ............................. SS 37-05p

Wehrli, B .............................. SS 04-04p

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Wehrli, B .............................. SS 19-01p

Weikert, H ........................... CS 22-02p

Weisner, S ............................ SS 20-04p

Weisse, T ............................. CS 16-07p

Weithoff, G .......................... CS 16-18p

Weitzel, B ............................ SS 08-03p

Welker, M ............................ CS 19-24p

Welzl, G ............................... CS 25-11p

Wendt-Rasch, L ................... CS 25-12p

Wenzhoefer, F ...................... SS 44-15p

Wenzhöfer, F ....................... SS 44-09p

Werner, I .............................. CS 05-06p

Westman, P ......................... SS 22-06p

Westman, P ......................... SS 22-01p

Wetz, M ............................... CS 16-15p

White, D .............................. CS 23-11p

White, D .............................. SS 04-03p

Whitehouse, M .................... SS 13-06p

Wickland, K.P ...................... SS 43-06p

Wieland, A ........................... SS 44-16p

Wikner, J .............................. SS 16-08p

Willander, A ......................... SS16-08p

Willén, E ............................... CS 19-25p

Williams, E ........................... CS 06-16p

Williams, H ........................... SS 08-09p

Williamson, C ...................... CS 17-05p

Williamson-Smith, S ............ CS 25-19p

Wilson, A ............................. SS 21-02p

Wiltshire, K .......................... CS 06-01p

Wiltshire, K .......................... SS 05-05p

Winding, A ........................... SS 10-03p

Winter, T. C. ......................... SS 44-20p

Wirth, Olaf ........................... CS 16-27p

Witbaard, R .......................... SS 40-03p

Witthoeft-Muehlmann, A .... CS 06-21p

Woelfl, S .............................. CS 16-05p

Woin, P ................................ CS 25-12p

Wolfer, S .............................. SS 20-05p

Wommack, K ....................... SS 08-19p

Wong, C .............................. CS 27-p25p

Wong, C .............................. CS 27-24p

Wotton, R ............................ SS 39-05p

Wright, S .............................. SS 05-01p

Wu, M .................................. SS 17-09p

Wu, Y ................................... SS 32-02p

Wulff, A ............................... SS 07-01p

Xu, Y .................................... CS25-15p

Yakovlev, V ........................... SS 21-05p

Yamazaki, H ......................... CS 02-06p

Yamazaki, H ......................... SS 35-08p

Yan, N .................................. SS 23-02p

Yang, E ................................. CS16-24p

Yebra, L ................................ SS 37-p15p

Yeung, S ............................... CS 27-24p

Yin, K ................................... SS 17-09p

Zafiriou, O ........................... CS 02-02p

Zah, R ................................... SS 15-05p

Zaneveld, J ........................... CS 17-04p

Zapata, M ............................. SS 05-01p

Zapata, M ............................. SS 05-04p

Zapata, M ............................. SS 05-07p

Zapata, M ............................. SS 05-06p

Zehr, J ................................... SS 08-17p

Zervoudaki, S ....................... CS 27-18p

Zervoudaki, T ....................... CS 27-07p

Zervoudaki, T ....................... CS 27-29p

Zhang, J ................................ SS 32-02p

Zhang, X ............................... CS 19-02p

Zhukova, T ........................... SS 21-09p

Zimmermann-Timm, H ......... SS 10-06p

Zohary, T .............................. CS 19-11p

Zondervan, I ......................... SS 27-05p

Zopfi, J ................................. SS 42-01p

Zwart, G ............................... SS 08-04p

Zwart, G ............................... SS 09-07

Zwisler, W ............................ SS 10-04

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Argentina

Diaz, MonicaUniv. Nac. Del ComahueCentro Reg. Univ. BarilocheQuintral 1250Bariloche [email protected]

Australia

Bax, NicholasArgentina CSIROGPO Box 1538Castray EsplanadeHobart [email protected] Blackburn, SusanCSIRO Marine ResearchGPO Box 1538Hobart, Tasmania [email protected] Bormans, MyriamCSIRO Land and WaterGPO Box 1666Canberra [email protected] Burford, MicheleCSIRO Marine ResearchP.O. Box 120Cleveland [email protected] Campbell, MarnieCSIRO Marine ResearchGPO Box 1538Hobart [email protected] Dennison, William C.University of QueenslandDepartment of BotanyBrisbane [email protected] Ford, PhillipCSIRO Land and WaterGPO Box 1666Canberra ACT [email protected] Furnas, Miles J.Australian Institute of MarineSciencePMB No. 3Townsville, QLD [email protected] Gal, GideonUniversity of Western AustraliaCentre for Water ResearchNedlands, WA [email protected] Hamilton, DavidUniversity of Western AustraliaCentre for Water ResearchNedlands WA [email protected]

Harper, Michael PeterMonash UniversityCRC For Freshwater EcologyWater Studies CentreWellington Rd.Clayton, VIC [email protected] Harris, GrahamCSIRO Land and WaterGPO Box 1666Canberra, Act [email protected] Hewitt, Chad L.CSIRO Marine ResearchGPO Box 1538Hobart [email protected] Hewson, IanUniversity of QueenslandDepartment of BotanyBrisbane [email protected] Hoegh-Guldberg, OveUniversity of QueenslandCentre for Marine StudiesSt. Lucia [email protected] Jones, TimCSIRO - CRIMPGPO Box 1538Hobart [email protected] Lovell, BelindaMonash UniversityWater Studies CentreWellington RoadClayton CampusClayton [email protected] McCausland, Malcolm AndrewUniversity of TasmaniaCSIRO marine ResearchGPO Box 1538Hobart [email protected] McKinnon, DavidAustralian Institute of MarineScienceP.M.B. No. 3Townsville M.C. [email protected] Mitchell, JimFlinders UniversityBiology, 6 PO 2100Adelaide [email protected] Mitrovic, SimonDepartment of Land and WaterConservationRiver Health UnitPO Box 3720Parramatia, NSW [email protected]

O'Neil, Judith M.University of QueenslandDepartment of Zoology +EntomologyBrisbane [email protected] Pile, AdeleFlinders UniversityGPO ZIOOAdelaide, SA [email protected] Rothlisberg, PeterCSIRO Marine ResearchP.O. Box 120Cleveland [email protected] Schaffelke, BrittaCSIRO Marine ResearchGPO Box 1538Hobart [email protected] Thresher, RonaldCSIRODivision of Marine ResearchG.P.O. Box 1538Hobart [email protected] Waite, Anya M.University of Western AustraliaCentre for Water ResearchNedlands, WA [email protected] Wright, SimonAustralian Antarctic DivisionChannel HwyKingston [email protected]

Austria

Draxler, SonjaKarl-Frantens UniversitätInstitut für ExperimentalphysikUniversitätsplatz 5A-8010 [email protected] Fesl, ChristianUniversity of ViennaInstitute of Ecology and NatureConversationc/o Jagdgasse 9/1A-1100 [email protected] Lindström, EvaAustrian Academy of SciencesInst. f. LimnologyGaisberg 116A-5310 [email protected] Niederreiter, Richard jun.UWITECMossbachweg 10A-5310 [email protected]

Pöckl, ManfredUniversity of ViennaState Gov. Lower AustriaInst. Zool. Dept. LimnologyLandhausplatz 1, House 13,Room 13-321A-3109 St. Pö[email protected] Tartarotti, BarbaraUniversity of InnsbruckInst. of Zoology and LimnologyTechnikerstrasse 25A-6020 [email protected] Weisse, ThomasAustrian Academy of SciencesInstitute for LimnologyGaisberg 116A-5310 [email protected]

Belarus

Ostapenia, AlexandrByelorussian State UniversityF. Skorina Av., 4Minsk [email protected]

Belgium

Darchambeau, FrancoisFUNDP - Labnoratory ofFreshwater EcologyRue de Bruxelles, 61B-5000 NamurBelgium

[email protected] de Meester, LucKatholieke Universiteit LeuvenLab. Aquatic EcologyCh. de Beriostraat 32B-3000 [email protected] Desoy, Jean-PierreFUNDPRue de Bruxelle 61B-5000 [email protected] Eggermont, Hilde JozaGhent UniversityDepartment of BiologyLedeganckstraat 35B-9000 [email protected] Frankignoulle, MichelUniversite de LiegeInstitut de Physique B5B-4000 [email protected] Hamels, IlseState University GentLedeganckstraat 35B-9000 [email protected]

Lipiatou, ElisabethEuropean CommissionResearch Directorate GeneralSDME 7/84200 Rue de la LoiB-1050 [email protected] Meysman, FilipUniversity of GhentMarine BiologyK.L. Ledeganckstrase 35B-9000 [email protected] Moens, TomUniversity of GentBiology DepartmentMarine Biology SectionK.L. Ledeganckstraat 35B-9000 [email protected] Moylaert, KoenraadUniversity GentDept. BiologyK.L. Ledeganckstraat 35B-9000 [email protected] Ter Mors, HenkEuropean CommissionRue de la Loi, 200SDME 7103B-1049 [email protected] Van Goethem, LindaEuropean CommissionRue de la Loi, 200SDME 7103B-1049 [email protected]

Botswana

Krah, MartinUniversity of BotswanaHarry Oppenheimer OkavangoResearch CenterP/Bag [email protected] Ramberg, LarsUniversity of BotswanaHarry Oppenheimer OkavangoResearch CentreP/Bag [email protected]

Brazil

Andrade, LucianaCidade UniversitariaDept. Biologia Marinha / UFRJPredio do CCS, Bloca !Rio de Janeiro [email protected]

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Castelo Branco, Christina WyssUniversidade do Rio de JaneiroDepartment of Natural SciencesRua Voluntarios da Patria 107Rio de Janeiro [email protected] Crispim, Maria-CristinaUniversidade Federal de ParaibaCaixa Postal - 5122Joao Pessoa PB [email protected] Farjalla, ViniciusFederal University ofRio de JaneiroLab. LimnologiaDepartment of Ecology, CCS,Bloco A UFRSRio de Janeiro [email protected] Ometto, Jean PierreCENA-Universidade de Sao PauloAv. Centenario, 303C.P. 96Piraciciba [email protected] Paranhos, RodolfoCidade UniversitariaDept. Biologia Marinha / UFRJPredio do CCS, Bloca !Rio de Janeiro [email protected] Roland, FabioUFJFDepartment of BiologyJuiz de Fora [email protected]

Canada

Ackerman, JoeUniversity of Northern BritishColumbiaEnvironmental Studies3333 University WayPrince George V2N [email protected] Alfaro-de la Torre, Ma. CatalinaUniversite du QuebecINRS-Eau2800 Einstein Suite 105Sainte-Foy, Quebec G1V [email protected] Arnott, ShelleyYork UniversityDorset Environmental ScienceCentreP.O. Box 39Dorset, Ontario P0A [email protected]

Auclair, Jean-ChristianUniversité du QuebecINRS-EAUC.P. 75002700 Einstein Blvd.Sainte-Foy G1V [email protected]

Avois, CarolUniversity MontrealDpt. Biol. Sci.C.P. 6128 Succursale Centre-VilleMontreal H3C [email protected] Belzile, ClaudeUniversité LavalDepartment de biologieSainte-Foy G1K [email protected] Belzile, NelsonLaurentian UniversityDept. Chem. & Biochem.Ramsey Lake RoadSudbury P3E [email protected] Bendell-Young, LeahSimon Fraser University8888 Univ. Ave.Burnaby, BC V5A [email protected] Bird, DavidUQAMC.P. 8888, succ. Centre-VilleMontreal H3C [email protected] Blukacz, EdytaUniversity of Toronto atMississauga3359 Mississauga Rd. N.Mississauga L5L [email protected] Bochdansky, Alexander B.Queen's UniversityBiology DepartmentEar HallKingston K7L [email protected] Boudreau, BernardDalhousie UniversityDept. OceanographyHalifax, Nova Scotia B3H [email protected] Cristescu, MelaniaUniversity of GuelphDepartment of ZoologyGuelph N1G 2W1Canada Croteau, Marie-NoëleUniversite du QuebecINRS-Eau2800 Einstein Suite 105Sainte-Foy, Quebec G1V [email protected] Deflandre, BrunoUniversite du Quebec a Rimouski(UQAR)Institut des sciences de la mer deRimouski310 allée des UrsulinesRimouski, QC G5L [email protected]

Deibel, DonMemorial University ofNewfoundlandOcean Sciences CentreSt. John's A1C [email protected] Drimmie, Robert J.University of WaterlooEnvironmental Isotope Lab.Waterloo N2L [email protected] El Bilali, LarbiUniversity of OttawaEarth Sciences140 Louis PasteurOttawa K1N 6N5Canada Faulkenham, ShariUniversity of WaterlooDept. of Biology200 University Avenue WestWaterloo N2L [email protected] Fortier, LouisGIROQ / Université LavalPavillon Alexandre-Vachon, local2078Quebec G1K [email protected] Fortier, MartinGIROQ / Université LavalPavillon Alexandre-Vachon, local2078Quebec G1K [email protected] Foster, HollyNRC Research Press - CJFASUniversity of GuelphDept. of Zoology, Building #006,Rm. 107Guelph, Ontario N1G [email protected] Foster, J.W.NRC Research Press - CJFASUniversity of GuelphDept. of Zoology, Building #006,Rm. 107Guelph, Ontario N1G [email protected] Fouilland, EricISMER310 Allee des UrsulinesRimouski, Quebec G5L [email protected]

Garcia, EdeniseUniversity MontrealDpt. Biol. Sci.C.P. 6128 Succursale Centre-VilleMontreal H3C [email protected]

Ghadouani, AnasUniversity of MontrealGRIL - Sciences biologiquesC.P. 6128 Succ. Centre-VilleMontreal, Quebec H3C [email protected] Gosselin, MichelUniversité du Quebec a RimouskiInstitut des Sciences de la Mer310 Allee des UrlulinesRimouski G5L [email protected] Grant, JonDalhousie UniversityDept. of Oceanography1355 Oxford St.Halifax, Nova Scotia B3H 4J1Canada Grigorovich, Igor A.University of WindsorGreat Lakes InstituteWindsor N9B [email protected] Gunn, JohnLaurentian UniversitySudbury P3E [email protected] Hall, Roland I.University of WaterlooDept. of BiologyWaterloo N2L [email protected] Hamel, DominiqueUniversité du Quebec a MontrealGEOTOPCP 8888Succ. Centre-villeMontreal H3C [email protected] Hannah, CharlesBedford Institute of Oceanogra-phyBox 1006Dartmouth, N.S. B2Y [email protected] Head, EricaBedford Inst. of OceanographyP.O. Box 1006Dartmouth B24 [email protected] Holt, Catherine A.York University4700 Keele St.Toronto M3J [email protected]

Hudson, Jeff J.Dorset Envrionmental SciencesCenterBox 39Bellwood Acres RoadDorset P0A [email protected]

Haack, Elizabeth AnneMcMaster UniversitySchool of Geography & Geology1280 Main St. WestHamilton, ON L85 [email protected] Johnson, Bruce DavidDalhousie UniversityOceanography Dept.Halifax B3H [email protected] Johnson, LaddLaval UniversityDept. de BiologiePav. VachonQuebec G1K [email protected] Keller, BillLaurentian UniversityRamsey Lake Rd.Sudbury P3E [email protected] Klein, BertUniversité LavalGIROQDept. de biologieQuebec, QC G1K [email protected] Kull, LeaUniversity of Toronto atMississauga3359 Mississauga Rd. N.Mississauga L5L [email protected] Leblanc, BernardUniversite LavalCite UniversitaireQuebec G1K [email protected] Legendre, LouisLaval UniversityQuebec G1K [email protected] Leggett, WilliamQueen´s UniversityKingston Ontario [email protected] Leppard, GaryNational Water Research Instituteof Canada867 Lakeshore RoadP.O. Box 5050Burlington L7R [email protected] Lesack, Lance F.W.Simon Fraser UniversityDepartments of Geography andBiological Sciences8888 University Dr.Burnaby, BC V5A [email protected]


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Liber, KarstenUniversity of SaskatchewanToxicology Centre44 Campus DriveSaskatoon S7N [email protected] Macisaac, HughUniversity of WindsorGreat Lakes InstituteWindsor, Ontario N9B [email protected] Maly, Edward J.Concorida UniversityBiology Dept.1455 De Maisonnueve Blvd. W.Montreal, QC H3G [email protected] Michel, ChristineDepartment of Fisheries andOceans200 Kent StreetOttawa K1A [email protected] Morris, ToddUniversity of Toronto atMississauga3359 Mississauga Rd. N.Mississauga L5L [email protected] Norton, MatthewUniversité de MontréalDept. des Sciences biologiquesC.P. 6128 Succursale centre-villeMontreal H3C [email protected] Nowlin, WestonUniversity of VictoriaDepartment of BiologyPO Box 3020Station CSCVictoria, BC V8W [email protected] Pearre, SiffordDalhousie Univ.Dept. of OceanographyOxford St.Halifax, NS B3H [email protected] Pesant, StephaneUniversité LavalGIROQPavillon VachonQuebec G1K [email protected] Philibert, AlineUniversity of Quebec in MontrealDepartment of biologicalSciencesP.O. Box 8888 Statroh CenterLilleMontreal H3C [email protected]

Pickell, Lisa D.University of Western OntarioDepartment of Plant SciencesLondon, ON N6A [email protected] Pienitz, ReinhardUniversité LavalDept. of GeographyQuebec G1K [email protected] Plajas, DolorsUniversity of QuebecGEOTOP-UQAM, C.P. 8888 Suc"Centre Ville"Montreal H3C [email protected] Prepas, Ellie E.University of AlbertaBiological Sciences Dept.Edmonton T6G [email protected] Ptak, MarciannaMemorial University of NewFoundlandOcean Sciences CentreSt. John's, NF A1C [email protected] Ramlal, PatriciaUniversity of WaterlooDepartment of BiologyWaterloo N2L [email protected] Ricciardi, AnthonyDalhousie UniversityDept. of BiologyHalifax B3H [email protected] Richoux, Nicole BertineMemorial University ofNewfoundlandOcean Sciences CentreSt. John's A1C [email protected] Roff, JohnNRC Research Press - CJFASUniversity of GuelphDept. of Zoology, Building #006,Rm. 107Guelph, Ontario N1G [email protected] Rooney, NeilMcGill UniversityDepartment of Biology1205 Av. Dr. PenfieldMontreal H3A [email protected] Roy, SuzanneUniversite du Quebec a RimouskiInstitut des Sciences de la Mer deRimouski310 Allee des UrsulinesRimouski, Quebec G5L [email protected]

Rusak, JamesUniversity of ReginaDept. of BiologyRegina, SK S4S [email protected] Saunders, Patricia A.Memorial University ofNewfoundlandOcean Sciences CentreSt. John's,Newfoundland A1C [email protected] Scarratt, MichaelMaurice Lamontagne InstituteFisheries and Oceans CanadaBox 1000QC, Mont-Sols G5H [email protected] Short, Steven M.University of British ColumbiaDept. of Oceanography6270 University Blvd.Vancouver V6T [email protected] Snucins, EdLaurentian UniversitySudbury P3E [email protected] Sprules, W. GaryUniversity of Toronto atMississauga3359 Mississauga Rd. N.Mississauga L5L [email protected] Squires, MargaretSimon Fraser UniversityGeography DepartmentBurnaby, BC V5A [email protected] Stead, Robert A.Memorial University of NewFoundalandOcean Sciences CentreSt. John's A1C [email protected] Suttle, CurtisUniversity of British ColumbiaOceanography6270 University Blvd.Vancouver V6T [email protected] Vadeboncoeur, YvonneMcGill UniversityDept. of Biology1205 Dr. Penfield Ave.Montreal, PQ H3A [email protected] Vasseur, ChristopheInstitut des sciences de la mer deRimouk (ISMER)310 Allée des UrsulinesRimouski, Quebec G5L [email protected]

Verburg, PietUniversity of Waterloo200 University Avenue WestWaterloo N2L [email protected] Vincent, WarwickUniversité LavalDepartment de biologieSainte-Foy G1K [email protected] Warren, LesleyMcMaster UniversitySchool of Geography & Geology1280 Main St. WestHamilton, ON L85 [email protected] Watkins, Elise MarieUniversity of AlbertaDepartment of BiologicalSciencesEdmonton T6G [email protected] Watson, SusanUniversity of Calgary2500 University Drive NWCalgary, Alberta T2N [email protected] Wildish, DavidFisheries and Oceans CanadaBiological Station531 Brandy Cove RoadSt. Andrews, NB E5B 2L9Canada Yan, NormanOntario Ministry EnvironmentDorset Environmental ScienceCentreBox 39Dorset P0A [email protected]

Chile

Hamamé, Madeleine EmiliaUniversity of ConcepcionP.O. box [email protected] Vargas, CristianUniversidad de ConsepcionDepartment of OceanographyCasilla [email protected]

Croatia

Terzic, SenkaInstitute "Ruder Boskovic"Bijenicka 54CR-10 000 [email protected]

Czech Republic

Borovec, JakubUniversity S. BohemiaFaculth of Biological SciencesNA Sadkach 7CS-37005 Ceske BudejoviceCzech [email protected] Devetter, MiloslavUniversity of South BohemiaFaculty of BiologyBranisovska 31CS-370 05 Ceske BudejoviceCzech [email protected] Komarkova, JarkaHydrobiological Institute AS CRNa S'adkach 7CZ-370 05 Ceske BudejoviceCzech [email protected] Mareckova-Sagova, MarketaAcademy of Sciences of theCzech RepublicBotanical Institutec/o J. Ruzicky 7CS-148 00 Praha 4Czech [email protected] Petrusek, AdamFaculty of Natural SciencesHydrobiological Dept.Vinicna 7CS-12000 Praha 2Czech [email protected] Pichlova, RadkaHydrobiological InstituteAcademy of SciencesNh. Sadkach 7CS-370 05 Ceske BudejovicCzech Republicradka@....? Simek, KarelHydrobiological Institute AS CrNa sadkach 7CS-370 05 Cescke BudejoviceCzech [email protected] Soudek, PetrInstitute of Organic Chemistryand Biochemistry ASFlemingovo nam. 2CZ-166 10 Prague 6Czech [email protected] Straskraba, MilanUniv. South BohemiaBiomatmematicl LaboratoryBranisovska 31CZ-3705 C.BudejoviceCzech [email protected] Straskrabova, VieraCzech Academy of SciencesHydrobiological InstituteNa sadkach 7CZ-37005 Ceske BudejoviceCzech [email protected]

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Denmark

Abril, GwenaëlAalborg UniversityEnvironmental EngineeringLaboratorySohngårdsholmsvej 57DK-9000 [email protected] Allerup, MereteDHI - Water and EnvironmentAgern Alle 11DK-2970 Hø[email protected] Amsinck, Susanne LildalNational Environmental ResearchInstituteVejlsøvej 25DK-8600 [email protected] Andersen, Frede Ø.Odense UniversityInstitute of BiologyCampusvej 55DK-5230 Odense [email protected] Andersen, TroelsGrønjordskollegiet #2812DK-2300 København [email protected] Anderson, N. JohnUniversity of CopenhagenDept. of GeographyØstervoldgade 10DK-1350 Copenhagen [email protected] Arboe, Nanette HammekenUniversity of CopenhagenFreshwater Biol. Lab.Helsingørsgade 51DK-3400 Hillerø[email protected] Astrup, JensDanmarks FiskeriundersøgelserJægersborgvej 64-66DK-2800 Kgs. [email protected] Banta, Gary T.Roskilde UniversityDept. of Life SciencesUniversitetsvej 1P.O. Box 260DK-4000 [email protected]

Berg, SørenDanish Institute for FisheriesResearchDept. of Inland FisheriesVejlsøvej 39DK-8600 [email protected]

Binzer, ThomasUniversity of CopenhagenFreshwater Biological LaboratoryHelsingørgade 49-51DK-3400 Hillerø[email protected] Blackburn, NicholasMarine Biological Lab.Strandpromenaden 5DK-3000 Helsingø[email protected] Blackburn, T. HenryCopenhagen UniversityMarine Biology Lab.Strandpromenaden 5DK-3000 Helsingø[email protected] Borch, Niels HenrikUniversity of CopenhagenHelsingørsgade 51DK-3400 Hillerø[email protected] Boriss, HinnerhAarhus UniversityDept. of Genetics and EcologyNy MunkegadeBldg. 540DK-8000 AarhusDenmark Bradshaw, EmilyGeological Survey of Denmark &GreenlandThoravej 8DK-2400 Copenhagen [email protected] Canfield, DonaldUniversity of Southern DenmarkInstitute of BiologyCampusvej 55DK-5230 Odense [email protected] Carstensen, JacobNational Environment ResearchInstituteFrederiksborgvej 399DK-4000 [email protected] Christensen, IngeNational Environmental ResearchInstituteVejlsøvej 25DK-8600 [email protected] Christensen, KennethKC DenmarkResearch EquipmentHolmbladsvej 19DK-8600 SilkeborgDenmarkkc-denmark.dk Christensen, Kristian MøllerDHI - Water and EnvironmentAgern Alle 11DK-2970 Hø[email protected]

Christensen, Peter BondoNational EnvironmentalResearch InstituteVejlsøvej 25P.O. Box 314DK-8600 [email protected] Christoffersen, KirstenFreshwater Biological LaboratoryHelsingørsgade 51DK-3400 Hillerø[email protected] Conley, DanielNational EnvironmentalResearch InstitutePO Box 358DK-4000 [email protected] Dahl, KarstenNational EnvironmentalResearch InstitituteFrederiksborgvej 399DK-4000 [email protected] Dalsgaard, TageNational Environmental ResearchInstituteVejlsøvej 25P.O. Box 314DK-8600 [email protected] Damgaard, Lars R.Unisense ApsScience ParkGustav Wiedsvej 10DK-8000 Aarhus [email protected] Dormon, Jane MaureenHempels Marine Paints A/SLundtoftevej 150DK-2800 [email protected] Dydensborg, Anders BondoNørrebrogade 151 b, 4thDK-2200 København [email protected] Ebdrup, JanUniversity of CopenhagenFreshwater Biol. Lab.Helsingørs Gade 51DK-3400 Hillerø[email protected] Enrich-Prast, AlexUniversity of AarhusDepartment of Microbial EcologyNy MunkegadeBuilding 540DK-8000 Aarhus [email protected]

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Greve, Tina MariaUnisenseGustav Wieds Vej 10DK-8000 Århus [email protected] Gribsholt, BrittaOdense UniversityInstitute of BiologyCampusvej 55DK-5230 Odense [email protected] Grønkjær, PeterUniversity of AarhusDept. of Marine EcologyInstitute of Biological SciencesFinlandsgade 14DK-8200 [email protected] Gundersen, Jens K.Unisense ApSGustav Wieds Vej 10DK-8000 [email protected] Gundesen, ChristianUniversity of AarhusInstitute of Biological SciencesNy MunkegadeBuilding 540DK-8000 Aarhus [email protected] Gustavson, KimDHI - Water and EnvironmentAgern Alle 11DK-2970 Hø[email protected] Habicht, KirstenOdense UniversityInst. of Biology, SDUCampusvej 55DK-5230 Odense [email protected] Haecky, PiaMarine Biological Lab.Strandpromedanden 5DK-3000 Helsingø[email protected] Hansen, Anja S.National Environmental ResearchInstituteDepartment of Marine EcologyP.O. Box 358DK-4000 [email protected] Hansen, BenniRoskilde UniversityDep. Life Sciences and ChemistryPO Box 260DK-4000 [email protected]


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Hansen, Jens WürglerNational Environmental ResearchInstituteVejsøvej 25DK-8600 [email protected] Hansen, Jørgen L.S.National Environmental ResearchInstitituteÅsevangsvej 43DK-4550 Asnæ[email protected] Hansen, Per JuelUniversity of CopenhagenMarine Biological LaboratoryStrandpromenaden 5DK-3000 Helsingø[email protected] Hansen, RikkeRoskilde University CenterDept. of Life Sciences &ChemistryBox 260DK-4000 [email protected] Hemmingsen, SusanneDanmarks MiljøundersøgelserFrederiksborgvej 399DK-4000 [email protected] Henriksen, PeterNational Environmental ResearchInstituteFrederiksborgvej 399DK-4000 [email protected] Holding, Ingec/o University of CopenhagenAtt.: Morten SøndergaardFerskvandsbiologiskLaboratoriumHelsingørgade 51DK-3400 HillerødDenmark Holmer, MarianneOdense UniversityInstitute of BiologyCampusvej 55DK-5230 Odense [email protected] Jackson, George A.Texas A&M Univ.c/o Danish Institute Fish. Res.Kavalergården 6DK-2920 [email protected] Jakobsen, Hans HenrikDanish Institute for FisheriesResearchKavalergården 6DK-2920 [email protected]

Jensen, Henning S.University of Southern DenmarkInstitute of BiologyCampusvej 55DK-5230 Odense [email protected] Jensen, Jens PederNational Environmental ResearchInstituteVejlsøvej 25DK-8600 [email protected] Jensen, Karin G.Geological Survey of Denmark &GreenlandThoravej 8DK-2400 Copenhagen [email protected] Jensen, Marlene MarkPeter Willem. Vej 79DK-5220 Odense SØ[email protected] Jensen, Thomas CorrellUniversity of OsloDepartment of Biologyc/o Tolvkarlevej 25DK-3400 Hillerø[email protected] Jeppesen, ErikNational Environmental ResearchInstituteVejlsøvej 25DK-8600 [email protected] Jonasdottir, Sigrun HuldDanish Institute for FisheriesResearchKavalergården 6DK-2920 [email protected] Jónsdóttir, Ingibjörg G.DFUDanish Institute for FisheriesResearchDept. of Mar. & Coast. Ecol.Kavalergården 6DK-2920 [email protected] Josefson, Alf BernhardNational Environmental ResearchInstitituteFrederiksborgvej 399DK-4000 [email protected] Joulian, CatherineUniversity of AarhusInstitute of Biological SciencesNy MunkegadeBuilding 540DK-8000 Aarhus [email protected]

Jørgensen, Kristian G.Odense UniversitetBiologisk InstitutCampusvej 55DK-5240 Odense MDenmark Jørgensen, Niels O.G.Royal Vet & Agri UniversityDepartment of EcologyThorvaldsensvej 40DK-1871 [email protected] Karottki, IvanThe National Forest and NatureAgencyHaraldsgade 53DK-2100 København Ø[email protected] Keller, SørenKøbenhavns UniversitetFerskvands-BiologiskLaboratoriumHelsingørgade 51DK-3400 Hillerø[email protected] Kiørboe, ThomasDanish Institute for FisheriesResearchKavalergården 6DK-2920 [email protected] Kjaer, ThomasUniversity of AarhusDept. of Microbial EcologyNy MunkegadeBuilding 540DK-8000 Aarhus [email protected] Kjeldgård Poulsen, LouiseDanmarks FiskeriundersøgelserJægersborgvej 64-66DK-2800 Kgs. [email protected] Kjæreby Pedersen, LisbethNational Environmental ResearchInstituteVejlsøvej 25DK-8600 [email protected] Krause-Jensen, DorteNational Environmental ResearchInstituteVejlsøvej 25P.O. Box 314DK-8600 [email protected] Kristensen, Anja SchultzAarhus UniversityDepartment of Marine EcologyFinlandgade 14DK-8200 Aarhus NDenmark

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Thomsen, Helge AbildhaugeDanish Inst. for Fisheries ResearchDept. of Marine Ecology andAquacultureKavalergaarden 6DK-2920 [email protected] Thomsen, Trine RolighedAalborg UniversityEnvironmental EngineeringLaboratorySohngaardsholmsvej 57DK-9000 [email protected] Thomsen, UffeUniversity of Southern DenmarkInstitute of BiologyCampusvej 55DK-5230 Odense [email protected] Thor, PeterRoskilde UniversityDept. of Life Sciences andChemistryPO Box 260DK-4000 [email protected] Thostrup, LykkeRoyal Veterinary and AgriculturalUniversityBOINFOThe Danish Veterinary andAgricultural LibraryDyrlægevej 10DK-1870 Frederiksberg [email protected] Titelman, JosefinDanish Institute for FisheriesResearchKavalergården 6DK-2920 [email protected] Vang, TorbenVejle AmtDamhaven 12DK-7100 [email protected] Vismann, BentCopenhagen UniversityMarine Biology Lab.Strandpromenaden 5DK-3000 Helsingø[email protected] Visser, André W.Danish Institute for FisheriesResearchKavalergården 6DK-2920 [email protected] Wieland, AndreaUniversity of CopenhagenMarine Biological LaboratoryStrandpromenaden 5DK-3000 Helsingø[email protected]

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Egypt

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Estonia

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Arvola, LauriUniversity of HelsinkiLammi Biological StationPääjärventie 320FIN-16900 [email protected] Bergström, IrinaFinnish Environment InstituteP.O. Box 140FIN-00251 [email protected]

Ekholm, PetriFinnish Environment InstitutePO Box 140FIN-00251 [email protected] Engström, JonnaUniversity of HelsinkiDepartment of Ecology andSystematicsDivision of HydrobiologyP.O. Box 17FIN-00014 [email protected] Erkkilä, AnneUniversity of TurkuDept. of GeographySW Finland RegionalEnvironment CentreValtakatu 6FIN-28100 [email protected] Forsius, MartinFinnish Environment InstituteP.O. Box 140FIN-00251 [email protected] Gran, Vesa TapioFinnish Environment InstituteP.O. Box 140FIN-00251 [email protected] Green, Sandra HeleneUniversity of HelsinkiDepartment of Ecology andSystematicsDivision of HydrobiologyP.O. Box 17FIN-00014 [email protected] Hakala, TomiUniversity of HelsinkiDept. of Ecology and SystematicsDiv. of HydrobiologyP.O. Box 17FIN-00014 [email protected] Haukka, KaisaUniversity of HelsinkiP.O. Box 56Viikki BiocenterFIN-00014 [email protected] Heikkinen, ErikaUniversity of HelsinkiDept. of ecological andenvironmental sciencesNiemenkatu 73FIN-15210 [email protected] Heinänen, AnneUniversity of TurkuVanha Hämeentie 55 A 2FIN-20540 [email protected]

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Amoros, ClaudeUniveristy Lyon 1Ecologie Hydrosyst. Fluviaux(Bat. 403)F-69622 [email protected] Anschutz, PierreCNRS - UMR 5805 EPOCDGOUniversité Bordeaux 1F-33405 [email protected] Arfi, RobertInstitute of Research forDevelopment (IRD)Centre d'Oceanologierue de la Batterie des LionsF-13007 [email protected] Artigas, Luis FelipeUniversite du LittoralLABELMaison de la Recherche enEnvironnement Naturel32, av. Foch, BP 59F-62930 [email protected] Beauvais, SophieCNRS - ESA 7076Oberservatoire OceanologiqueLOBEPM - Quai de la DarseF-06234 [email protected] Bonnet, DelphineLaboratoire d'OceanographieBiologique2, rue du Professeur JolyetF-33120 [email protected] Carlotti, FrancoisUniversité de Bordeaux 1CNRS2, rue du Professur JolyetF-33120 [email protected] Cauwet, GustaveCNRS - Laboratoire AraroObserwatoire Oceanologique,BP44F-666 51 Banyuls/[email protected] Charpentier, AnneStation Biologique de la Tour duValatLe SambucF-13200 ArlesFrancegrillas@tour_du_valat.com Ciutat, AurelieLeesa - UMR CNRS 5805Place du Docteur ReyneauF-33120 [email protected]

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Grenare, AntoineObservatoire Oceanologique deBaynuleBP 44F-66651 [email protected] Grzebyk, DanielCREMA L'HoumeauCNRS-IFREMERB.P. 5, Place du SeminaireF-17137 L'[email protected] Herbland, Alain MichelIFREMERCremaBP 5F-17137 l'[email protected] Labry, ClaireIFREMERCremaBP 5F-17137 l'[email protected] Lagadruc, YuanUniversity of CAENMarine Biology andBiotechnologyBd Marechal JuisF-14032 [email protected] Maision, ArmandUniv. Aix-Marseille 3CEREGE CNRSEuropole de l'ArboisBP 80F-13545 [email protected] Mari, XavierLaboratoire d'OceanographieBiologiqueet d'Ecologie du Plancton MarinStation Zoologique BP 28F-06234 Villefrance / MerFrance Martin Je Zeguel, VeroniqueUMR 6539_CNRSINSU, IUEMTechnopole Brest-IriseF-29280 [email protected] Mayzaud, PatrickCNRSObservatoire Oceanologique BP28F-06230 Villefranche/merFrance Meinesz, AlexandreUniversité de Nice-SophiaAntipolisLaboratoire Environnement MarinLittoralFaculté des SciencesF-06108 Nice cedex [email protected]

Petrenko, AnneLOB - UMR 6535, COMCampus de LuminyF-13288 [email protected] Poggiale, Jean-ChristopheLaboratoire d'Oceanographie etde BiogeochimieCampus de LuminyCase 901F-13288 MarseilieFrance Pujo-Pay, MireilleLaboratoire Oceanographique deBanyalsUMR 7621BP 44, Laboratoire AragoF-66651 Banguls sur [email protected] Raguneau, OliverInstitut Universitaire Europeen dela MerUMR 6539Place N. CopernicTechnopole Brest IroiseF-29280 PlouzaneFrance Rassoulzadegan, FereidounESA 7076 CNRS-UPMCObservatororie OceanologiqueBP 28F-06234 [email protected] Rochelle-Newall, Emma JaneObservatoire OceanologiqueESA-7076 CNRS - INSU - UPMCBP 28F-06234 [email protected] Sarazin, GerardUniversite Paris 7Geochimie des EauxC.P. 7052F-75251 [email protected] Savoye, NicolasInstitut Universitaire Europeen dela MerUMR 6539Place N. CopernicTechnopole Brest IroiseF-29280 [email protected] Schmidt, SabineLaboratoire des Sciences duClimatet de l'EnvironnementLSCE-CNRS, Domaine du CNRSAvenue de la TerrasseF-91198 Gif sur [email protected]

Stora, GeorgesLaboratoire d'Oceanographie etde BiogeochimieCampus de LuminyCase 901F-13288 [email protected] Tanaka, TsuneoESA 7076 CNRS-UPMCObservatoire OceanologiqueBP 28F-06234 [email protected] Thibaut, ThierryUniversité de Nice-SophiaAntipolisLaboratoire Environnement MarinLittoralFaculté des SciencesF-06108 Nice cedex [email protected] Thomas, SergeIRDGamet c/o CEMAFREF361, rue J.F. BretonBP 5095F-34033 [email protected] Trichet, JeanUniversité D'OrleansLabo. de GeologieB.P. 6759F-45160 [email protected] Viollier, EricUniversity of Paris 7Laboratoire de Geochimie desEauxCase 70522, place JussienF-75251 Paris cedex [email protected]

Germany

Adrian, RitaInstitute für GewässerözologieundBinnenfischereiMüggelseedamm 260D-12587 [email protected] Altmann, DörteMPI BremenCelsiusstrasse 1D-28359 BremenGermany Amon, Rainer M.W.Alfred Wegener InstituteColumbusstrasseD-27515 [email protected]

Arndt, HartmutUniversigy of CologneZoological InstituteDepartment of General Ecologyand LimnologyD-50923 [email protected] Auer, BrigitteDept. of General Ecology andLimnologyWeyertal 119D-50923 [email protected] Barkmann, WolfgangInstitute for Baltic Sea ResearchSeestrasse 15D-18119 [email protected] Bauer, SabineBaltic Sea Research Institute,WarnemündeSeestr. 15D-18119 RostockGermany Baumgärtner, DanielUniversity of KonstanzLimnological InstituteMainaustr. 212D-78434 [email protected] Berg, Gry MineInstitut für MeereskundeDüsternbrooker Weg 20D-24105 [email protected] Berger, StellaZoologisches Institutder LMU MünchenKarlstrasse 23-25D-80333 Mü[email protected] Bergfeld, TanjaGerman Federal Institute ofHydrologyP.O. Box 200253D-56002 [email protected] Berninger, Ulrike-G.University KielInstitut f. MeereskundeDuesternbrooker Weg 20D-24105 [email protected] Beutler, Martinbbe Moldaenke GmbHSchanenburgerstr. 116D-24118 KielGermany Bijma, JelleAlfred-Wegener-Institutefor Polar and Marine ResearchAm Handelshafen 12D-27570 [email protected]

Billiones, RaquelJ.W. Goethe-University FrankfurtDept. of Ecology and EvalutionSiesmayer Strasse 70D-60054 [email protected] Bittner, KerstinUniversity of ContanceLimnological InstituteMainaustrasse 212D-78464 [email protected] Boenigk, JensUniversity of CologneZoological InstituteWeyertal 119D-50923 [email protected] Boersma, MaartenMax-Planck-Institut fürLimnologiePostfach 165D-24302 Plö[email protected] Boetius, AntjeMax Planck Institute for MarineMicrobiologyCelsiusstr. 1D-28359 [email protected] Bracher, Astrid UrsulaAlfred-Wegener-InstitutePostfach 120161D-27515 [email protected] Brettar, IngridGerman Research Center forBiotechologyMascheroder Weg 1D-38124 [email protected] Brinkhoff, ThorstenUniversity OldenburgICBUCarl v. Ossietzky Str. 9-11D-26111 [email protected] Brinkmeyer, RobinAlfred Wegener InstituteAm Handelshafen 12D-27570 [email protected] Brüchert, VolkerMax Planck Institute for MarineMicrobiologyCelsiustrasse 1D-28359 [email protected]

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Burkhardt, SteffenAlfred Wegener InstitutAm Handelshafen 12D-27570 [email protected] Bussmann, IngeborgUniversity of ContanceFak. of BiologyLS Microbial EcologyD-78457 [email protected] Böhme, MichaelFederal Institute of HydrologySchnellerstrasse 140D-12439 [email protected] Casper, PeterInstitute of Freshwater Ecologyand Inland FisheriesAlte Fischerhuette 2D-16775 [email protected] Cleven, ErnstUniversity of CologneZoological InstituteWeyertal 119D-50923 [email protected] Conrad, RalfMax-Planck-Institutef. Terrestrische MikrobiologieKar-von-Frisch-Str.D-35043 [email protected] de Beer, DirkMax Planck Institute for MarineMicrobiologyCelsiusstrasse 1D-28394 [email protected] Deneke, RainerBrandenburg University Techn.Chair of Water Conservat.Seestr. 45D-75526 Bad [email protected] Diehl, SebastianUniversity of MunichInstitute of ZoologyD-80333 MunichGermany Dietrich, DesireeFree University of BerlinInst. f. Biology/ZoologyKönigin-Luise-Str. 1-3D-14195 [email protected] Dietrich, SusanneAlfred Wegener InstituteFoundation for Polar and MarineResearchHafenstr. 43D-25992 [email protected]

Dietsche, PetraBieberer Str. 161D-63071 [email protected] Dippner, Joachim W.Baltic Sea Research InstituteSee Str. 15D-18119 [email protected] Dubilier, NicoleMax-Planck-Institute for MarineMicrobiologyCelsiusstr. 1D-28359 [email protected] Duerselen, Claus-DieterInstitute of Biogeochemistryand Marine ChemistryMartin-Luther-King Pl. 6D-20146 [email protected] Eimer, AnnickUniversity of CologneInstitute of ZoologyDept. Gen. Ecology & Limnol.Weyertal 119D-50923 CologneGermany Engbrodt, RalphAlfred-Wegener-InstitutAm Handelshafen 12D-27570 [email protected] Engelen, BertGerman Research Center forBiotechnologyMascheroder Weg 1D-38124 [email protected] Erhard, DanielaUniversity of KonstanzLimnological InstituteMainaustr. 212D-78464 [email protected] Fischer, HelmutInst. for Freshwater Ecologyand Inland FisheriesMueggelseedamm 310D-12587 [email protected] Fischer, UweHydro-Bios GmbHAm Jägersberg 5-7D-24161 [email protected] Forster, StefanBaltic Sea Research InstituteSeestrasse 15D-18119 [email protected]

Frisch, DagmarFree University of BerlinInstitute of BiologyDept. ZoologyKoenigin-Luise-Str. 1-3D-14195 [email protected] Gademan, RolfHeinz Walz GmbHEichenring 6D-91090 EffeltrichGermany Gaedke, UrsulaUniversität PotsdamMaulbeerallee 2D-144 69 [email protected] Garstecki, TobiasUniversity of CologneInstitute of ZoologyDept. Gen. Ecology & Limnol.Weyertal 119D-50923 [email protected] Gerten, DieterInstitute of Freshwater Ecologyand Inland FisheriesMüggelseedamm 260D-12562 [email protected] Gervais, FrankAlfred-Wegener Institutefor Polar and Marine ResearchP.O. Box 120161D-27515 [email protected] Giessler, SabineZoologisches Instiut der LMUKarlstrasse 23-25D-80333 Mü[email protected] Glöckner, Frank OliverMax Planck Institute for MarineMicrobiologyCelsiusstr. 1D-28359 [email protected] Gollasch, StephanInstitut für MeereskundeDüsternbrooker Weg 20D-24105 [email protected] Gonsiorezyk, ThomasInstitute of Freshwater Ecologyand Inland FisheriesAlte Fisherhütte 2D-16775 [email protected]

Gorbushina, Anna A.University of OldenburgICBMPOB 2503D-26111 [email protected] Gross, Elisabeth M.University of KonstanzLimnological InstituteMainaustr. 212D-78464 [email protected] Grossart, Hans-PeterUniversity OldenburgICBUCarl v. Ossietzky Str. 9-11D-26111 [email protected] Haertel, Susanne SabineInstitute of Freshwater Ecology &Inland FisheriesDep. Biology and Ecology ofFishesMueggeiseedamm 310D-12587 [email protected] Hammer, AstridUniversity of RostockInstitut of Aquatic EcologyFreiligrathstr. 7-8D-18055 [email protected] Hentschke, AnnelieMax Planck Institute for MarineMicrobiologyCelsiusstr. 1D-28359 BremenGermany Hepperle, DominikInstitute of Freshwater Ecologyand Inland FisheriesD-16775 [email protected] Hinrichs, JoachimInstitut für Chemie und Biologiedes MeeresICBMCarl-von-Ossietzky-Strasse 9-11D-26123 [email protected] Hülsmann, NorbertFree University BerlinInst. for Biology/ZoologieKoen.-Luise-Str. 1-3D-14195 [email protected] Höfle, Manfred G.German Research Center forBiotechologyMascheroder Weg 1D-38124 [email protected]

Jankowski, ThomasUniv-KonstanzLimnological InstituteUniversitaetsstr. 10D-78462 [email protected] Jorgensen, Bo B.Max Planck Institute for MarineMicrobiologyCelsiusstrasseD-28359 [email protected] Jürgens, KlausMax-Planck-Institute forLimnologyPO Box 165D-24302 Plö[email protected] Jäger, Ines S.Institute of Freshwater ecology &Inland FisheriesMüggelseedamm 260D-12562 [email protected] Kamjunke, NorbertInst. Freshwater Ecol & InlandFisheriesP.O. Box 850119D-12561 [email protected] Kasprzak, PeterInst. Freshw. Ecol. Inland Fish.Dept. Limonl. Stratif. LakesAlte Fischerhütte 2D-16775 Stechlin-NeuglosowGermany Kassens, HeidemarieGEOMARWischhopstrasse 1-3D-24148 [email protected] Kim, Hyun WooInstitute of Freshwater Ecologyand Inland FisheriesMüggelseedamm 260D-12562 [email protected] Knoblauch, ChristianMax Planck Institute for MarineMicrobiologyCelsiusstr. 1D-28359 [email protected] Knösche, RüdigerUniversität PotsdamInstitut f. Ökologie u.NaturschutzMaulbeerallee 2D-14469 [email protected]


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Rieling, ThorstenUniversity of RostockInstitute for Aquatic EcologyFreiligrathstrasse 7/8D-78055 [email protected] Rolinski, SusanneUniversität HamburgInstitut für MeereskundeTroplowitzstr. 7D-22529 [email protected] Rosenstock, BerndUniveristy of ConstanceLimnological InstituteD-78457 [email protected] Rothhaupt, Karl OttoUniversity of ContanceLimnological InstituteMainaustrasse 212D-78464 [email protected] Roy, HansMax Planck Institute for MarineMicrobiologyCelsiusstr. 1D-28359 [email protected] Rusch, AntjeMax Planck Institute for MarineMicrobiologyCelsiusstr. 1D-28359 [email protected] Sachse, AnkeInstitut für Gewässerökologieund BinnenfischereiMüggelseedamm 260D-12587 [email protected] Sandow, MarcelInstitut für MeereskundeCharles Ross Ring 42D-24106 [email protected] Santer, BarbaraMax-Planck-Institute ofLimnologyAugust-Thienemannstrasse 2D-24302 [email protected] Sass, HenrikInstitute for Chemistry andBiologyof the Marine EnvironmentCICBMIP.O. Box 2503D-26111 [email protected]

Kolbowski, JörgHeinz Walz GmbHEichenring 6D-91090 EffeltrichGermany Koppelmann, RolfUniversity of HamburgInstitute for Hydrobiology andFishery ResearchZeiseweg 9D-22765 [email protected] Koschorreck, MatthiasUnweltforschungszentrumLeipzig-Halle GmbHBrückstr. 3aD-39114 [email protected] Kozerski, Hans-PeterInstitute of Frashwater Ecologyand Inland FisheriesMüggelseedamm 310D-12563 [email protected] Krumbein, Wolfgang E.University of OldenburgICBMPOB 2503D-26111 [email protected] Kunz, Thomas J.University of MunichInstitute of ZoologyKarlstr. 25D-80333 Mü[email protected] Kurmayer, RainerFederal Environmental AgencyCorrensplatz 1D-14195 [email protected] Kähler, PaulIfm KielDüsternbrooker Weg 20D-24105 [email protected] Köhler, JanInstitute of Freshwater Ecologyand Inland FisheriesMüggelseedamm 310D-12587 [email protected] Köhler-Rink, StephanieMax-Planck-Institute for MarineMicrobiologyCelsiusstrasse 1D-28359 [email protected] Körner, SabineInstitute of Freshwater Ecologyand Inland FisheriesMueggelseedamm 260D-12562 [email protected]

Köster, Friedrich W.Institute of Marine SciencesOuesternbrooker Weg 20D-24105 [email protected] Lampert, WinfriedMax Planck Institute of LimnologyFostfach 165D-24302 [email protected] Lohse, Detlevbbe Moldaenke GmbHSchauenburgerstr. 116D-24116 [email protected] MacGregor, BarbaraMax Planck Institute for MarineMicrobiologyCelsiusstrasse 1D-28359 [email protected] Marxsen, JürgenLimnologische Fluss-Stationdes MPI für LimnologieDamenweg 1D-36110 [email protected] Mehner, ThomasInstitute of Freshwater Ecologyand Inland FisheriesPOB 850119D-12561 [email protected] Meyer, Elisabeth IrmgardUniversity of MünsterZoological InstituteDepartment of LimnologyHüfferstr. 1D-48149 Mü[email protected] Mock, ThomasAlfred-Wegener-Inst.for Polar and Marine ResearchAm Handelshafen 12D-27570 [email protected] Moellmann, ChristianInstitute of Marine SciencesOuesternbrooker Weg 20D-24105 [email protected] Moertl, MartinUniversity of KonstanzLimnological InstituteMainaustr. 212D-78434 [email protected] Mohr, SilviaInstitute of Freshwater EcologyInland FisheriesMueggelseedamm 260D-12587 BerlinGermany

Moldaenke, Christianbbe Moldaenke GmbHSchauenburgerstr. 116D-24116 [email protected] Nuesslein, BernhardMax-Planck-Institute for Terr.MicrobiologyKarl-Von-Frisch-Str.D-35043 [email protected] Peinert, RolfInstitut fuer Meereskunde KielDuesternbrooker Weg 20D-24105 [email protected] Pernthaler, JakobMax Planck Institute for MarineMicrobiologyCelsiusstr. 1D-28359 [email protected] Pfeifer, ElisabethLMU MünchenKastanienweg 2D-85598 [email protected] Ptacnik, RobertZoologisches Institutder LMU MünchenKarlstrasse 23-25D-80333 Mü[email protected] Radach, GüntherInstitut für MeereskundeTroplowitzstr. 7D-22529 [email protected] Raeder, UtaTU MünchenLimnologische StationHofmark 3D-82393 [email protected] Rick, Johannes-JosefInstitút f¨r Meereskunde KielDüsterubruokerweg 20D-24105 [email protected] Riebesell, UlfAlfred Wegener Institute forPolar and MarineResearchAm Handelshafen 12D-27570 [email protected]

Scheidegger, SebastianFreie Universität BerlinInstitute of Biology/ZoologyKönigin-Luise-Str. 1-3D-14195 [email protected] Schernewski, GeraldBaltic Sea Research InstituteSeestrasse 15D-18119 Warnemü[email protected] Scherwass, AnjaUniversity of CologneInstitute of ZoologyDept. Gen. Ecology & Limnol.Weyertal 119D-50923 [email protected] Schiedek, DorisInstitut für OstseeforschungWarnemündeSeestrasse 15D-18119 [email protected] Schlegel, InesInstitute of Freshwater Ecologyand Inland FisheriesD-16775 [email protected] Schneider, Susanne CTU MünchenLimnologische StationHofmark 3D-82393 [email protected] Schramm, AndreasUniversity of BayreuthDept. Ecological MicrobiologyBITOEKDr.-Hans-Frisch-Str. 1-3D-95440 [email protected] Schulz, HeideMax Planck Institute for MarioneMicrobiologyCelsiusstr. 1D-28359 [email protected] Schumann, RhenaUniversity of RostockInst. Aquat. Ecol.Freiligrathstr. 718D-18055 [email protected]

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Tilzer, Max. M.University of ContanceAquatic EcologyD-78465 [email protected] Tittel, JörgPotsdam UniversityMaulbeerallee 2D-14469 [email protected] Tuschling, KirstenInst. for Polar EcologyWischhofstr. 1-3Geb- 12D-24148 [email protected] v. Bodungen, BodoInstitut fuer Ostseeforschung -WarnemuendeSeestrasse 15D-18119 [email protected] von Elert, EricUniversity of KonstanzD-78457 [email protected] Voss, MarenBaltic Sea Research InstituteSeestr. 15D-18119 RostockGermany Wacker, AlexanderUniversity of KonstanzD-78457 [email protected] Waldmann, ChristophUniversitaet Bremen, MarumPostfach 330 440D-28334 [email protected] Walz, NorbertInst. Freshwater Ecologyand Inland FisheriesP.B. 850 205Mueggelseedamm 260D-12562 [email protected] Walz, SteffenHeinz Walz GmbHEichenring 6D-91090 [email protected] Wang, XiulinOldenburg UniversityAG Aquatische Ökologie, ICBMPostfach 2503D-26111 [email protected]

Selig, UweUniversity of RostockDepartment of Biology, AppliedEcologyFreiligrallstr. 718D-18051 [email protected] Severin, GabrieleGSF Forschungszentrum f.Umwelt u. Gesundheit GMBHInstitut f. Ökolog. ChemieIngolstädler Landstr. 1D-85764 [email protected] Sieben, Karl-TheoUniversity of CologneZoological InstituteEcologyBerrenratherstr. 133D-50937 Kö[email protected] Simon, MeinhardUniversity of OldenburgICBMPO Box 2503D-26111 [email protected] Smock, AndreaInstitute for Chemistry andBiologyof the Marine EnvironmentCICBMIP.O. Box 2503D-26111 [email protected] Steif, PeterMax Planck Institute for MarineMicrobiologyCelsiusstrasse 1D-28207 [email protected] Steinberg, ChristianInstitute of Freshwater Ecology &Inland FisheriesNüggelseedamm 310D-12587 [email protected] Steiner, SilkeInstitute Freshwater Ecologyand Inland FisheriesRes. Ass. Berlin e.V.Alte Fischerhuette 2D-16775 [email protected] Stibor, HerwigUniversität MünchenZoologisches InstitutKarlstrasse 23-25D-80333 MünchenGermany Straile, DietmarUniversity of ConstanceLimnological IsntituteD-78457 [email protected]

Wanner, Susanne ChristinaInst. for Freshwater Ecologyand Inland FisheriesMueggelseedamm 310D-12587 [email protected] Weiler, WinfriedInstitute of Freshwater Ecologyand Inland FisheriesAlte Fischerhütte 2D-16775 [email protected] Weitere, MarkusUniversity of CologneInstitute of ZoologyDept. Gen. Ecology & Limnol.Weyertal 119D-50923 [email protected] Weitzel, BjoernUniversity of KielInstitut fuer MeereskundeDuesternbrooker Weg 20D-24105 [email protected] Welker, MartinTU BerlinFranklinstr. 29D-10587 [email protected] Wendt-Potthoff, KatrinUFZ Environmental ResearchCentreBrueckstr. 3aD-39114 [email protected] Wenzhöfer, FrankMax Planck Institute for MarineMicrobiologyCelsiusstr. 1D-28359 BremenGermany Werner, IrisInstitute for Polar EcologyWischhofstr. 1-3, Geb. 12D-24148 [email protected] Wickham, StephenUniversity CologneZoological InstituteWeyertal 119D-50923 [email protected] Wiltshire, Karen-HelenMax-Planck-Institut fürLimnologiePostfach 165D-24302 Plö[email protected] Wirth, OlafDept. of General Ecology andLimnologyWeyertal 119D-50923 CologneGermany

Witte, UrsulaMax-Planck-Institute for MarineMicrobiologyCelsiusstr. 1D-28359 [email protected] Witthoeft-Muehlmann, AndreUniversity of CotanceInstitute of Lake ResearchUntere Seestrasse 81D-88085 [email protected] Wolfer, Susanne R.Universität KonstanzLimnological InstituteUniversitätsstr. 10D-78457 [email protected] Wolf-Gladrow, DieterAlfred Wegener InstitutePostfach 120161D-27515 [email protected] Wörner, UteUniversity of HamburgInstitute of Hydrobiology andFisheries SciencesZeiseweg 9D-22765 [email protected] Zellmer, IrisMartin-Luther UniversityPlant- and Cell PhysiologyAm Kirchtor 1D-06118 [email protected] Zimmermann-Timm, HeikeFriedrich-Schiller-University-JenaInstitute of EcologyWinzerlaerstrasse 10D-07745 [email protected] Zopfi, JakobMax-Planck-Institute for MarineMicrobiologyCelsiusstr. 1D-28359 [email protected]

Greece

Arhonditsis, GeorgeUniversity of the AegeanDepartment of Marine Sciences5th Sapfous Str.GR-81100 [email protected] Belegratis, Maria ReginaUniversity of AthensDep. of BiologyFac. of System.PanepistimiopolisGR-15785 [email protected]

Christou, EpaminondasNational Centre for MarineResearchAg. Kosmos, HellinikoGR-16604 [email protected] Pitta, ParaskeviInstitute of Marine Biology ofCreteAeraklion PortPO Box 2214GR-71003 [email protected] Psarra, StellaInstitute of Marine Biology ofCreteAeraklion PortPO Box 2214GR-71003 [email protected] Tselepides, AnastasiosInstitute of Marine Biology ofCreteAeraklion PortPO Box 2214GR-71003 [email protected]

Hong Kong

Prevenslik, Thomas V.Consultant11F, Greenburg CourtDiscovery BayHong Kong

Israel

Berman, ThomasKunneret Limnological Lab.P.O. Box [email protected] Galil, BellaIOLRPOB 8030Haifa [email protected] Gophen, MosheKinneret Limnological LaboratoryPOB 345Tiberias [email protected] Hambright, DaveKinneret Limnological LaboratoryPO Box 345Tiberias [email protected] Kaplan, AaronThe Hebrew Univ. of JerusalemDept. of Plant SciencesJerusalem [email protected]


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Parparov, ArkadiIsrael Oceanographie &Limnological Res.Kinneret LaboratoryP.O. Box 345Tiberias [email protected] Schwarz, RakefetHebrew UniversityDept. of Plant SciencesLife Science Inst.Jerusalem [email protected] Vardi, AssafThe Hebrew Univ. of JerusalemDept. of Plant SciencesJerusalem [email protected] Wynne, DavidKunneret Limnological Lab.P.O. Box 345Tiberias [email protected] Yacobi, YosefIsrael Oceanographic &Limnological ResearchKinneret Limnological Lab.P.O. Box 345Tiberias [email protected] Zohary, TamarKinneret Limnological LabIOLRP.O. Box 345Tiberias [email protected]

Italy

Accornero, AlessandraI.U.N1st Meteorologia edOceanografravia A. de Gasperi 5I-80133 [email protected] Bernardi Aubry, FabrizioInstituto di Biologia del MareConsiglio Nazionale delleRichercheCastello 1364/AI-30122 [email protected] Berton, AndreaIstituto di Biologia del Mare CNRCastello 1364/AI-30122 [email protected] Callieri, CristianaCNR - Istituto ItalianoIdrobiologiaLargo Tonolli 50I-28922 [email protected]

Sasaki, HiroshiSenshu Univ. of Ishinomaki1-Shinmito, MinamisakaiIshinomaki, Miyagi [email protected] Sayama, MikioNational Institute for Resourcesand Environment16-3, OnogawaTsikuba, Ibaraki [email protected] Seuront, LaurentTokyo University of FisheriesDept. of Ocean Sciences4-5-6 Konan, Minato-kuTokyo [email protected] Shirasawa, KunioHokkaido UniversitySea Ice Res. Lab.6-4-10 MinamigaokaMombetsu [email protected] Yamazaki, HidekatsuTokyo University of Fisheries4-5-7 Konan, Minato-kuTokyo [email protected]

Korea

Chang, ManKORDIKorea Ocean Research andDevelopment Institute391 Changmok-yi Changmok-MyonKoje-shiKoje [email protected] Choi, Joong KiInha UniversityDepartment of OceanographyInchon [email protected] Lee, Taek KyunKORDIKorea Ocean Research andDevelopment Institute391 Changmok-yi Changmok-MyonKoje-shiKoje [email protected] Shin, KyoungsoonKORDIKorea Ocean Research andDevelopment Institute391 Changmok-yi Changmok-MyonKoje-shiKoje [email protected]

Congestri, RobertaUniversity of Rome "Tor Vergata"Dept. BiologyVia della Ricerca ScientificaI-00133 [email protected] Cruise, AlessandroIstituto Nazionale OceanografiaGeofisica Sperventale - OGSBorgo Grotts 42/CI-34010 SgonicoItaly Fonda Umani, SerenaLaboratory of Marine biologyV.A. Piccard, 54I-34010 [email protected] Morabito, GiuseppeCNR - Istituto ItalianoIdrobiologiaLargo Tonolli 50I-28922 [email protected] Pugnetti, AlessandraIstituto di Biologia del Mare CNRCastello 1364/AI-30122 [email protected] Rossetti, GiampaoloUniversity of ParmaDepartment of EnvironmentalSciencesParco Area Delle Scienze 33AI-43100 [email protected] Solidoro, CosimoIstituto Nazionale OceanografiaGeofisica Sperventale - OGSBorgo Grotts 42/CI-34010 [email protected] Viaroli, PierluigiUniversity of ParmaDept. of Environmental SciencesParco Area delle Scienze 33 AI-43100 [email protected]

Japan

Asaeda, TakashiSaitama UniversityDepartment of Env. Sci. &Human Tech.255 Shimo-okuboUrawa, Saitama [email protected] Ban, SyvheiHokkaido UniversityFaculty of Fisheries3-1-1 Minato-Machim, HakodateHokkaido [email protected]

Hattori, HiroshiHokkaido Tokai UniversityDepartment of Marine Sciencesand TechnologyMinamisawa 5, Minato-kuSapporo [email protected] Ishikawa, KanakoJapan Science and Technologyc/o Lake Biwa Research Institute1-10 UchidehamaOtsu [email protected] Kumagai, MichioLake Biwa Research Institute1-10 UchidehamaOtsu [email protected] Kuwata, AkiraTohoku National FisheriesResearch Institute3-27-5 Shinhama-cho, ShiogamaMiyagi [email protected] Manatunge, JagathSaitama UniversityDept. of Environmental Sci. &Human Eng.255, Shimo-okuboWrawa, Saitama [email protected] Nakamura, YoshiyukiPort and Harbour ResearchInstituteMarine Environment Division3-1-1, NagaseYokosuka [email protected] Obayashi, YumikoNagoya UniversityInstitute for Hydrospheric -Atmospheric SciencesFuro-cho, Chikkusa-kuNagoya [email protected] Odate, TsuneoNational Institute of PolarResearch1-9-10 Kaga, Itabashi-kuTokyo [email protected] Saito, HiroakiHokkaido National FisheriesResearch InstituteKatsurakoi 116Kushiro [email protected] Sampei, MakotoSenshu Univ. of Ishinomaki1-Shinmito, MinamisakaiIshinomaki, Miyagi [email protected]

Yang, Eun JimInha UniversityDepartment of OceanographyInchon [email protected]

Latvia

Balode, MaijaUniversity of LatviaInstitute of Aquatic Ecology3 Miera St.LV-2169 [email protected] Müller-Karalis, BärbelUniversity of LatviaInstitute of Aquatic EcologyDaugargrivas 8LV-1007 [email protected]

Lithuania

Bernackaite, LauraVilnius UniversityNatural Sciences FacultyPAsilaicly 15-53LT-2049 [email protected] Daunys, DariusKlaipeda UniversityCoast. Res. Planning Inst.Manto 84LT-5808 [email protected] Olenin, SergejKlaipeda UniversityCoastal Research and PlanningInstituteManto 84LT-5808 [email protected] Poviliunas, JsutasVilnius UniversityNatural Sciences FacultyArchijektu 83-81LT-2049 [email protected]

Luxemburg

Hoffmann, LucienCRP-Gabriel Lippmann162 a, avenue de la FoiencerieL-1511 [email protected]

Mexico

Gutierrez Mendieta, FranciscoJoseUniversidad AutonomaMetropolitana-IztapalapaAv. Michoacan y Purisima s/nIztapalapaMexico, DF [email protected]

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Mendez, NuriaInstituto de Ciencias del Mary Limnologia, UNAMApdo. Postal 811Mazatlan [email protected] Torres Alvarado, RocioUniversidad AutonomaMetropolitana-IztapalapaAv. Michoacan y Purisims s/nDel IztapalapaMexico, DF [email protected]

Monaco

Jaubert, JeanCentre Scientifique de MonacoObservatoireOceanologique EuropeenAvenue Saint MartinMonaco [email protected] Leclercq, NicolasCentre Scientifique de MonacoObservatoireOceanologique EuropeenAvenue Saint MartinMonaco 98000Monaco

New Zealand

Mountfort, Douglas OpieCawthron InstitutePrivat Bag 2NelsonNew [email protected] Roberts, RodneyCawthron InstitutePrivate Bag 2NelsonNew [email protected] Sorrell, Brian KeithNational Institute of Waterand Atmospheric ResearchP.O. Box 8602ChristchurchNew [email protected]

Norway

Baekken, TorleifNorwegian Isnt. for WaterResearchP.O. Box 173 KjelsåsN-0411 [email protected] Edvardsen, AreUniversity of TromsøThe Norwegian College of FisheryScienceN-9037 TromsøNorway

Egge, Jorun K.University of BergenDept. of Fisheries & MarinbiologyHøyteknologisenteret i BergenN-5020 [email protected] Falk-Petersen, StigNorwegian Polar InstituteN-9226 Tromsø[email protected] Faafeng, Bjørn AndreasNorwegian Institute for WaterResearchP.O. Box 173, KjelsåsN-0411 [email protected] Hegseth, Else NøstUniversity TromsøThe Norw. Coll Fish. Sci.BreivikaN-9037 Tromsø[email protected] Hessen, DagUniversity of OsloDept. BiologyP.O. Box 1027 BlindernN-0316 [email protected] Høberg, PålUniversity of OsloBiologisk Institutt aud. limnologiBlindernN-1037 [email protected] Kirkvold, StåleNTNUInstitute of BiotechnologySem Selands v. 8N-7491 [email protected] Kristiansen, SveinUniversity of TromsøNFHBreivikaN-9037 Tromsø[email protected] Kaartvedt, SteinUniversity of OsloDepartment of BiologyPO Box 1064 BlindernN-0316 [email protected] Landa, HaraldUniversity of BergenDepartment of MicrobiologyJahnebakken 5N-5020 [email protected] Lindholm, MarkusUniversity of OsloBiol. Inst.Box 1027 BlindernN-0316 OsloNorway

Lyche-Solheim, AnneNorwgian Institute for WaterResearchP.b. 173 KjelsasN-0411 [email protected] Lønne, Ole J.University Courses on SvalbardPOB 156N-9171 [email protected] Nejstgaard, Jens ChristianUniversity of BergenDep. Fisheries and MarineBiologyBergen High Tech CenterPO Box 7800N-5020 [email protected] Noji, ThomasInstitute of Marine ResearchP.O. Box 1870, NordnesN-5817 [email protected] Olsen, Lasse MorkNorwegian Univ. of Science andTechnologyTrondhjem BIological StationN-7491 [email protected] Olsen, YngvarNorwegian Univ. of Science andTechnologyTrondhjem Biological StationN-7491 [email protected] Thingstad, T. FredeUniversity of BergenDepartment of MicrobiologyJahnebakken 5P.O.Box 6800N-5020 [email protected] Tokle, Nils EgilNorges Teknisk NaturvitenskeligeUniversitetTrondhjem Biologisk StasjonN-7491 [email protected] Vadstein, OlavNorwegian Univ. of Science andTechnologyTrondhjem Biological StationN-7491 [email protected] Wassmann, PaulNorwegian College of FisheryScienceBreiviksN-9037 Tromsø[email protected]

People's Republic of China

Gao, KunshanShantou UniversityMarine Biology InstituteDaxne RoadShanton 515063People's Republic of [email protected] Ji, ChanghaiThe Chinese University of HongKongDept. of BiologyShatin, Hong KongPeople's Republic of [email protected] Li, WeiThe Chinese Academy ofSciencesWuhan Institute of BotanyLaboratory of Aquatic PlantBiologyHubei ProvinceWuhan 430074People's Republic of [email protected] Ma, ShengweiYunnan Institute of Environmen-tal Science23 Wang-Jia-BaQi-Xiang RoadKunming 650034People's Republic of [email protected] Wang, Wen-XiongHKUSTDept. Biol.Clear Water BayKowloon, Hong KongPeople's Republic of [email protected] Wong, Chong KimThe Chinese University of HongKongDept. of BiologyShatin, Hong KongPeople's Republic of [email protected] Wu, YingEast China Normal UniversityState Key Laboratory of EstuarineandCoastal Research3063 North Zhongshan RoadShanghai 200062People's Republic of [email protected] Xu, YanHong Kong University of Scienceand TechnologyDepartment of BiologyTowera 509, HKUst. Clear WaterBayKowloon, Hong KongPeople's Republic of [email protected] Yin, KedongHong Kong University of Sciencesand TechnologyDepartment of BiologyKowloon, Hong KongPeople's Republic of [email protected]

Poland

Hillbricht-Ilkowska, AnnaPolish Academy of SciencesInstitute of EcologyDziekanow LesnyPL-05-092 [email protected] Jazdzewski, KrzysztofUniversity of LodzDept. Invertebrate Zoology [email protected] Wachniew, PrzemyslawUniversity of Mining andMetallurgyFaculty of Physics and NuclearTechniquesMickiewicza 30PL-30-059 [email protected]

Portugal

Boavida, Maria-JoseUniversidade de LisboaDept. ZoologiaF.C.U.L.Campo Grande C2P-1749-016 [email protected] Brotas, VandaUniversity LisboaInstitutot OceanografiaFaculdade CienciasCampo GrandeP-1749-016 [email protected] Chicharo, LuisUniversidade AlgarveCCMAR/UCTRACampus de GambelasP-800-810 [email protected] Chicharo, MariaUniversidade AlgarveCCMAR/UCTRACampus de GambelasP-800-810 [email protected] Marques, Joao CarlosUniversity of CoimbraInstitute of Marine ResearchDepartment of ZoologyLargo Marques de PombalP-3004-517 [email protected] Marques, Rui TomasUniversidade de LisboaFaculdade de CienciasCampo Grande Bloco C2P-1700 [email protected]


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Martins, IreneUniversity of CoimbraInstitute of Marine ResearchDepartment of ZoologyLargo Marques de PombalP-3004-517 [email protected] Pedro, PauloUniversity of AlgarveCIMA / U.C.T.R.A.Campus de GamblasP-8000 [email protected]

Puerto Rico

Cintron, JamiletteUniversity of Puerto Ricoc/o 2953 Vannins St.Corskncia GardensPonce 00731Puerto [email protected] Cruz-Monserrate, ZobeidaUniversity of Puerto Ricoc/o Dr. Estaban de RosaBW-2 5ta sec.Levittown, Toa Baja 00949Puerto [email protected] Detres, YasminPO Box 908Lajas 00667Puerto [email protected] Garcia, JovannaInter American Universityc/o HC4 Box 44056Hatillo 00659Puerto [email protected] Garcia, RocioUniversity of Puerto Ricoc/o PO Box 908Lajas 00667Puerto [email protected] Gonzalez, ArleneUniversity of Puerto Ricoc/o PO Box 908Lajas 00667-0908Puerto [email protected] Quintro, HectorInter American UniversityDepartment of BiologySan German 00863Puerto Rico Ramirez, JennieUniversity of Puerto Ricoc/o P.O. Box 386Lajas 00667Puerto [email protected] Rodriguez, AureaUniversity of Puerto Ricoc/o P.O. Box 332Bogyeron 00662Puerto [email protected]

Sastre, MiguelUniversity of Puerto RicoDepartment of BiologyHumacao 00791Puerto Rico Torres, JuanUniversity of Puerto Ricoc/o PO Box 908Lajas 00667Puerto [email protected] Velez, MaribelUniversity of Puerto Ricoc/o HC-O1 Box 11550Lajas 00667Puerto [email protected]

Romania

Staras, MirceaDanube Delta National Institute165 Babadag StreetRO-8800 [email protected]

Russia

Berezina, NadezhdaRussian Academy of SciencesInstitute of Biology of InlandWatersYaroslavl RegionBorok [email protected] Dmitrenko, IgorArctic and Antarctic ResearchInstitute38, Beriwg St.St. Petersburg 199 [email protected] Dobrynina, TatjanaRussian Academy of SciencesInstitute of Biology of InlandWatersYaroslavl RegionBorok [email protected] Korneva, LudmilaRussian Academy of SciencesInstitute of Biology of InlandWatersYaroslavl RegionBorok [email protected] Krylov, Piotr I.Russian Academy of SciencesZoological InstituteUniversiteskaya Emb., 1St. Petersburg [email protected] Orlova, MarinaRussian Academy of SciencesZoological InstituteSt. Petersberg [email protected]

Ostroumov, Sergei A.Moscow State UniversityDept. HydrobiologyMoscow [email protected] Panov, VadimRussian Academy of SciencesZoological InstituteSt. Petersberg [email protected] Rivier, IrinaRussian Academy of SciencesInstitute of Biology of InlandWatersYaroslavl RegionBorok [email protected] Shcherbina, GeorgiyRussian Academy of SciencesInstitute of Biology of InlandWatersYaroslavl RegionBorok [email protected] Slynko, YuriyRussian Academy of SciencesInstitute of Biology of InlandWatersYaroslavl RegionBorok [email protected] Telesh, Irena V.Russian Academy of SciencesZoological InstituteUniversiteskaya Emb., 1St. Petersburg [email protected]

Singapore

Nayar, SasiNational University of SingaporeReef Ecology LabDepartment of BiologicalSciences10 Kent Ridge CrescentSingapore 119 [email protected]

Slovenia

Flander Putrle, VesnaNational Institute of biologyMarine Biological StationFornace 41SI-6330 [email protected] Kovac, NivesNational Institute of biologyMarine Biological StationFornace 41SI-6330 [email protected]

Malaj, AlenkaNational Institute of biologyMarine Biological StationFornace 41SI-6330 [email protected] Mozetic, PatricijaNational Institute of biologyMarine Biological StationFornace 41SI-6330 [email protected] Pipan, TanjaKarst Research Institute ZRC SazuTitov Trg 2SI-6230 [email protected] Vreca, PolonaJozef Stefan InstituteJamova 39SI-1000 [email protected]

South Africa

Nozais, Christian Henri J.D.Natal UniversitySchool of Life and EnvironmentalSciencesIDEMDurban 4041South [email protected]

Spain

Agawin, Nona SheilaUniversidad de Las Islas BalearesInstituto Mediterraneo deEstudios AvenzadosCtra. Valldemossa km 7.5E-07071 Palma de [email protected] Agusti, SusanaIMEDEA - CSICMiquel Marques 21E-07090 Esporles, [email protected] Alcaraz, MiguelInstitut de Ciencies del Mar, CSICP. Juan de Borbo s/nE-08039 [email protected] Alvarez, SergioUniversidad Avionana MadridEcology DepartmentCampus de CatoblancoE-28049 MadridSpainsergio.alvarez@.. Arin, LauraInstitut de Ciencies del Mar(CSIC)Juan de Borbo s/nE-08039 [email protected]

Aristegui, JavierUniversidad Las PalmasCampus Universitario de TafiraE-35017 Las [email protected] Bahamon, NixonCentro de Estudios Avanzados deBlanesCamino de Santa Barabara s/nE-17300 [email protected] Broglio, Elisabejta FrancescaInstitut de Ciencies del Mar(CSIC)Pg. Joan de Borbo s/nE-08039 [email protected] Brun, Fernando G.University of CadizDepartment of EcologyCampus rio San Pedro s/nE-11510 Puerto [email protected] Butturihi, AndreaUniversity of Barcelonadepartment D'EcologiaE-08028 [email protected] Butturini, AndreaUniversity of BarcelonaDept. of EcologyAvgda. Diagonal 645E-08028 [email protected] Casamayor, EmilioInstitut de Ciencies del Mar(CSIC)Pg. Joan de Borbo s/nE-08039 [email protected] Cortes, Miguel AngelWaters Cromatografia S.A.Avda de Europa 21E-28100 AlcobendasSpain Del Valls, AngelUniversity of CadizFacultad de Ciencias del MarPoligono rio Jan Pedro s/nE-11510 Puerto [email protected] Duarte, Carlos M.IMEDEA - CSICMiquel Marques 21E-07090 Esporles, [email protected] Estrada, MartaInstitut de Ciencies del Mar(CSIC)Pg. Joan de Borbo s/nE-08039 [email protected]

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Forja, JesusUniversity of CadizFacultad de Ciencias del MarPoligono rio Jan Pedro s/nE-11510 Puerto [email protected] Garrido, José L.Instituto de InvestigacionsMarinasAv. Eduardo Cabello, 6E-36208 [email protected] Gasol, Josep M.Institut de Ciencies del Mar -CSICPg. Joan de Borbo s/nE-08039 [email protected] Gili Sarda, Josep MariaInstituto de Ciencias del MarPo Juan de Borbon s/nE-08039 [email protected] Goma Martinez, JoanUniversity of LeonCampus Veganza s/nE-24071 [email protected] Hernandez-Leon, SantiagoUniversidad de Las PalmasCampus Universitario de TafiraE-35017 Las [email protected] Lopez, PilarUniversity of BarcelonaDept. EcologyAvda. Diagonal 645E-08028 [email protected] Malits, AndreaInstitut de Ciencies del Mar, CSICP. Juan de Borbo s/nE-08039 [email protected] Maranon, EmilioUniversity of VigoFacultad de CienciasDept. de EcologiaE-36200 [email protected] Marrase, CeliaInstitut de Ciencies del Mar(CSIC)Juan de Borbo s/nE-08039 [email protected] Martinez-Velasco, CarolinaUniversity of CadizFacultad de Ciencias del MarPoligono rio Jan Pedro s/nE-11510 Puerto [email protected]

Massana, RamonInstitut de Ciencies del Mar(CSIC)Pg. Joan de Borbo s/nE-08039 [email protected] Menendez, MargaritaUniversity of BarcelonaDepartment EcologyAv. Diagonal, 645E-08028 [email protected] Moran, Xose Anxelu G.Institut de Ciencies del Mar(CSIC)Pg. Joan de Borbo s/nE-08039 [email protected] Orive, EmmaUniversidad del Pais VascoDepartament de BilogiaVegedal y EcologiaFacultad de CienciasE-48080 Bilbao, BizkaiaSpain Ortega, TeodoraUniversity of CadizFacultad de Ciencias del MarBigono rio Jan Pedro s/nE-11510 Puerto [email protected] Pedros-Alio, CarloInstitut de Ciencies del Mar(CSIC)Pg. Joan de Borbo s/nE-08039 [email protected] Peralta, GloriaUniversidad de CadizDpto. EcologiaAptdo 40 Puerto RealE-11510 [email protected] Peters, FrancescInstitut de Ciencies del Mar(CSIC)Juan de Borbo s/nE-08039 [email protected] Ponce, RocioUniversity of CadizFacultad de Ciencias del MarPoligono rio Jan Pedro s/nE-11510 Puerto [email protected] Puigserver, MargaritaUniv. Illes BalearsDept. BiologiaCtra. Valldemossa KM 7.5E-07071 Palma (Mallorca)[email protected]

Rodriguez, FranciscoCIMAXunta de GaliciaApdo. 13E-36620 Vilanova [email protected] Rossi Heras, SergioInstituto de Ciencias del MarPo Juan de Borbon s/nE-08039 [email protected] Sabater, FrancescUniversity of BarcelonaDept. of EcologyFac. BiologyAvgda. Diagonal 645E-08028 [email protected] Sabater, SergiUniversity of BarcelonaDept. of EcologyFac. BiologyAvgda. Diagonal 645E-08028 [email protected] Sarobe, AitziberUniversidad del Pais VascoDepartament de BilogiaVegedal y EcologiaFacultad de CienciasE-48080 Bilbao, BizkaiaSpain Sintes, EvaUniversitat Illes BalearsCtra. Vall de Mossa Km. 7.5E-07071 [email protected] Teira, EvaUniversidade de VigoCampus Lagoas - MarcosendeN-36200 [email protected] Urrutia, AngelUniversidad de OviedoDep. Biologia de Organismos ysistemesc/Catedratice Rodriga Vria s/nE-33071 [email protected] van Lenning, KornelisInstitute de Ciencies del Mar(CSIC)PG Joan de Borbo s/nE-08039 [email protected] Vaque, DolorsInstitut de Ciencies del Mar, CSICP. Juan de Borbo s/nE-08039 [email protected]

Vasquez-Dominguez, EvaristoInstitut de Ciencies del Mar(CSIC)Pg. Joan de Borbo s/nE-08039 [email protected] Zapata, ManuelCIMAXunta de GaliciaApdo. 13E-36620 Vilanova [email protected]

Sweden

Ahlgren, GunnelUppsala UniversityDepartment of LimnologyNorbyvägen 20S-752 36 [email protected] Ahlgren, IngemarUppsala UniversityDepartment of LimnologyNorbyvägen 20S-752 36 [email protected] Andersson, AgnetaUmeå UniversityDept. of Ecology andEnvironmental ScienceS-901 87 Umeå[email protected] Anesio, Alexandre MagnoLund UniversityDepartment of Ecology/LomnologySölvegatan 37S-223 62 [email protected] Appelberg, MagnusInstitute of Freshwater ResearchNational Bd. of FisheriesS-178 93 [email protected] Attayde, José LuizLund UniversityDept. of LimnologyEcology BuildingS-223 62 [email protected] Bastviken, DavidLinköping UniversityDept. of Water and Environmen-tal StudiesS-581 83 Linkö[email protected] Belgrano, AndreaThe Royal Swedish Academy ofSciencesKristineberg Marine ResearchStation2130 - KristinebergS-450 34 Fiskebä[email protected]

Bengtsson, GöranLund UniversityDept. EcologySölvegatan 37S-223 62 [email protected] Bergströom, Ann-KristinUmeå UniversityDept. of Ecology andEnvironmental SciencesPhysical GeographyS-901 87 Umeå[email protected] Bindler, RichUmeå UniversityDept. of Ecology andEnvironmental ScienceS-901 87 Umeå[email protected] Bjelke, UlfUniversity of KalmarFreshwater Ecology GroupPOB 905S-391 29 [email protected] Blanck, HansGöteborg UniversityBox 461S-405 30 Gö[email protected] Blenckner, ThorstenUppsala UniversityErken Lab, Department ofLimnologyNorrmalma 4200S-761 73 Norrtä[email protected] Bohman, Irene MaritaUniversity of KalmarFreshwater Ecology GroupPOB 905S-391 29 [email protected] Borgendahl, JohannaDepartment of Geology andGeochemmistryc/o Löjtnantsgatan 13S-115 50 [email protected] Brunnegård, Jenny AnnaChristinaGöteborg UniversityAnalytical and Marine ChemistryKemigården 3S-412 96 Gö[email protected] Carlsson, PerKalmar UniversityDept. of Marine SciencesPO Box 905S-391 29 [email protected]


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Drakare, StinaUppsala UniversityDept. of LimnologyEBCNorbyvägen 20S-752 36 [email protected] Ek, AnnaUmeå UniversityDept. of Ecology & Environmen-tal ScienceS-901 87 Umeå[email protected] Eklöv, PeterUmeå UniversityAnimal EcologyDep. of Ecology andEnvironmental ScienceS-901 87 Umeå[email protected] Englund, GöranUmeå UniversityDepartment of Ecology &Environmental ScienceS-901 87 UmeåSweden Engstrøm, PiaGöteborg UniversityAnalytical and Marine ChemistryS-412 96 Gö[email protected] Eriksson, PederLund UniversityLimnology Dept.Ecology BuildingS-223 62 [email protected] Goedkoop, WillemSwedish University Agr. Sci.Dept. Environmental AssessmentBox 7050S-750 07 [email protected] Graneli, EdnaUniversity KalmarDept. of Marine SciencesBox 905S-391 29 [email protected] Graneli, WilhelmLund UniversityDept. of LimnologyEcology BuildingS-223 62 [email protected] Gråns, Anna-SaraGöteborg UniversityDep. of Marine EcologyKristineberg Marine ResearchStationS-450 34 Fiskebä[email protected]

Gundersen, KjellStockholm UniversityDept. of BotanyLilla Frescativ. 5S-106 91 [email protected] Gyllström, MikaelLund UniversityDepartment of Ecology/LimnologySölvegatan 37S-223 62 [email protected] Hagberg, JacobGöteborg UniversityDepartment of Marine EcologyKristineberg Marine ResearchStationS-450 34 Fiskebä[email protected] Hall, Per O.J.Göteborg UniversityDept. of Analytical and MarineChemistryS-412 96 Gö[email protected] Hansson, Lars-AndersLund UniversityDepartment of Ecology/LimnologySölvegatan 37S-223 62 [email protected] Hargeby, AndersLund UniversityDepartment of Ecology/LimnologySölvegatan 37S-223 62 [email protected] Harms, SabineUmeå UniversityAnimal EcologyDep. of Ecology andEnvironmental ScienceS-901 87 Umeå[email protected] Hassellov, MartinGothenburg UniversityAnalytical and Marine ChemistryKemiv. 10S-412 96 Gö[email protected] Heinrichs, MarkusClimate Impacts Research CentreBox 62S-981 07 [email protected] Hillebrand, HelmutUniversity of UppsalaErken LaboratoryDept. of LimnologyNorr Malma 4200S-76173 NorrtäljeSweden

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Hollertz, KarinGöteborg UniversityDept. of Marine EcologyKristineberg Marine ResearchStationS-450 34 Fiskebä[email protected] Holswilder, JohannesUniversity of KalmarDepartment of Marine SciencesP.O. Box 905S-391 29 [email protected] Huhn, StefanGöteborg UniversityAnalytical and Marine ChemistryS-412 96 Gö[email protected] Håkanson, LarsUppsala Univ.Dept. of Earth SciencesVillav. 16S-752 36 [email protected] Jansson, MatsUmeå UniversityDept. of Ecology andEnvironmental ScienceS-701 87 Umeå[email protected] Johansson, Mona B.Stockholm UniversityDepartment of Systems EcologySvante Arrheniks Väg 21 AS-106 91 [email protected] Johansson, TorbjörnUppsala UniversityDep. of Earth SciencesVillavägen 16S-752 36 [email protected] Johnson, RichardSwedish University Agr. Sci.Dept. Environmental AssessmentBox 7050S-750 07 [email protected] Jonsson, AndersCRICAbisko Scientific Research StationS-981 07 [email protected] Kahlert, MariaUppsala UniversityErken LaboratoryDepartment of Limnology, EBCNorr Malma 4200S-761 73 Norrtä[email protected]

Karle, Ida-MajaGöteborg UniversityAnalytical and Marine ChemistryKemigården 3S-412 96 [email protected] Karlson, KarinGöteborg UniversityDepartment of Marine EcologyKristineberg Marine ResearchStationS-450 34 Fiskebä[email protected] Karlsson, Ann-LouiseUppsala UniversityDepartment of LimnologyEBCNorbyvägen 20S-752 36 [email protected] Karlsson, IreneUppsala UniversityDept. of Limnology EBCNorbyvägen 20S-752 36 [email protected] Karlsson, JanCRICAbisko Scientific Research StationS-981 07 [email protected] Kozlowsky-Suzuki, BetinaKalmar UniversityDept. of Marine SciencesP.O. Box 905S-391 29 [email protected] Kratzer, SusanneStockholm UniversityDepartment of PhysicalGeographyS-106 91 [email protected] Kritzberg, EmmaLund UniversityDepartment of Eco9logy/LomnologySölvegatan 37S-223 62 [email protected] Langenheder, SilkeUppsala UniversityDepartment of LimnologyEvolutionary Biology CentreNorbyvägen 20S-752 36 [email protected] Larocque, IsabelleClimate Impacts Research CenterCIRCP.O. Box 62S-981 07 [email protected]

Legrand, CathrineUniversity KalmarDept. of Marine SciencesBox 905S-391 29 [email protected] Lindblom, CeciliaUppsala UniversityDepartment of LimnologyEvolutionary Biology CentreNorbyvägen 20S-752 36 [email protected] Markensten, HampusUppsala UniversityDepartment of Limnology EBCNorbyvägen 20S-752 36 [email protected] Marklund, OlaLund UniversityDept. of LimnologyEcology BuildingS-223 62 [email protected] McQuoid, MelissaGöteborg UniversityDept. of Marine BotanyBox 461S-405 30 Gö[email protected] Meili, MarkusStockholm UniversityInst. of Applied Envir. ResearchS-106 91 [email protected] Miles, Alison C.Gothenburg UniversityMarine BotanyBox 4-6 1S-405 30 [email protected] Montenegro Rayo, Katia LilyLund UniversityEcology DepartmentSölvegatan 37S-223 62 [email protected] Nordvarg, LennartUppsala UniversityDep. of Earth SciencesVillavägen 16S-752 36 [email protected] Orcutt, KarenStockholm UniversityDepartment of BotanyLilla Frescativägen 5S-106 91 [email protected]

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Salomon, GiovanaUniversity of KalmarDep. of Marine SciencesBarlastgatan 1Box 905S-391 29 [email protected] Salomon, Paulo SergioUniversity of KalmarDep. of Marine SciencesBarlastgatan 1Box 905S-391 29 [email protected] Samuelsson, KristinaUmeå UniversityDept. of Ecology andEnvironmental ScienceS-901 87 Umeå[email protected] Selander, ErikGöteborg UniversityDepartment of Marine EcologyKristineberg Marine ResearchStationS-450 34 Fiskebä[email protected] Sell, AnneKristineberg Marine ResearchStationS-450 34 Fiskebä[email protected] Sobek, SebastianUppsala UniversityDepartment of LimnologyEvolutionary Biology CentreNorbyvägen 20S-752 36 [email protected] Stensdotter, UlrikaUppsala UniversityDept. of LimnologyEBCNorbyvägen 20S-752 36 [email protected] Stepanauskas, RamunasLund UniversityLimnology/Ecology BuildingS-223 62 LundSweden Strömberg, NiklasGöteborg UniversityAnalytical and Marine ChemistryS-412 96 Gö[email protected] Ståhl, HenrikGöteborg UniversityAnalytical and Marine ChemistryKemigården 3S-412 96 Gö[email protected]

Törneman, NiklasLund UniversityDepartment of EcologyEkologihusetS-223 62 [email protected] Vrede, KatarinaDepartment of Limnology,EvolutionaryBiological CentreNorbyvägen 20S-752 36 [email protected] Vrede, TobiasUppala UniveristyDept. of LimnologyEvolutionary Biology CentreNorbyv. 20S-752 36 [email protected] Vretare, VivekaLund UniversityDepartment of Ecology/LimnologySölvegatan 37S-223 62 [email protected] Wallin, MatsSwedish University of AgriculturalSciencesDept. of enviromentalAssessmentP.O.Box 7050SE-75007 [email protected] Weisner, Stefan E.B.Lund UniversityDepartment of Ecology/LimnologySölvegatan 37S-223 62 [email protected] Wendt-Rasch, LinaDept. Ecology, Chemical Ecologyand EcotoxicologyEcology BuildingSölvegatan 37S-223 62 [email protected] Westman, PerStockholm UniversityDepartment of QuaternaryResearchS-106 91 [email protected] Wikner, JohanUmeå UniversityUmeå Marina ForskningscentrumNorrbynS-910 20 Hö[email protected]

Paulsson, MariaGöteborg UniversityDept. of Plant PhysiologyBox 461S-405 30 Gö[email protected] Pers, CharlottaLinköping UniversityDepartment of Water andEnvironmental StudiesS-581 83 Linkö[email protected] Pettersson, KurtUppsala UniversityErken LaboratoryDepartment of Limnology, EBCNorr Malma 4200S-761 73 Norrtä[email protected] Pålsson, CarinaLund UniversityDepartment of Eco9logy/LomnologySölvegatan 37S-223 62 [email protected] Reinikainen, MarkoUmeå UniversityMarine EcologyDept. of Ecology andEnvironmental ScienceS-901 87 Umeå[email protected] Renberg, IngemarUmeå UniversityDept. of Ecology andEnvironmental ScienceS-901 87 Umeå[email protected] Rhode, JohanGöteborg Univ.Dept. of OceanographyBox 460S-405 30 Gö[email protected] Ringdahl, Katja MariaGöteborg UniversityAnalytical and Marine ChemistryS-412 96 Gö[email protected] Romare, PiaLund UniversityDepartment of Ecology/LimnologySölvegatan 37S-223 62 [email protected] Rosenberg, RutgerGoteborg UniversityInst. Marine EcologyKristineberg Marine Res. Stat.S-450 34 FiskebackskilSweden

Ståhl-Delbanco, Annika IngridSofiaLund UniversityDepartment of Ecology/LimnologySölvegatan 37S-223 62 [email protected] Sundbom, MarcusUppsala UniversityDepartment of LimnologyNorbyv. 20S-752 36 [email protected] Sundbäck, KristinaGöteborg UniversityDept. of Marine BotanyBox 461S-405 30 Gö[email protected] Svanbäck, RichardUmeå UniversityAnimal EcologyDep. of Ecology andEnvironmental ScienceS-901 87 Umeå[email protected] Svensson, JonasLund UniversityLimnology Dept.Ecology BuildingS-223 62 [email protected] Tengberg, AndersGöteborg UniversityAnalytical and Marine ChemistryS-412 96 Gö[email protected] Tiselius, PeterGöteborg UniversityMarine EcologyKristineberg Marine ResearchStationPO Box 2130S-45034 Fiskebä[email protected] Torres-Saavedra, RodrigoUniversity of GöteborgDepartment of Analytical andMarine ChemistryS-412 96 Gö[email protected] Tranvik, LarsUppsala UniversityDepartment of LimnologyNorbyv. 20S-752 36 [email protected] Tönnesson, KajsaGöteborg UniversityMarine EcologyKristineberg Marine ResearchStationS-450 34 Fiskebä[email protected]

Willén, EvaSwedish University of AgriculturalSciencesDept. Environ. AssessmentP.O. Box 7050S-750 07 [email protected] Wulff, AngelaGöteborg UniversityBotanical Isnt. Marine BotanyP.O. Box 461S-405 30 Gö[email protected] Wängberg, Sten-ÅkeUniversity of GöteborgBotanical InstituteP.O. box 461S-405 30 Gö[email protected] Öberg, JörgenGothenburg UniversityDept. of OceanographyEarth Sciences CentreP.O. Box 460S-405 30 Gö[email protected] Åbjörnsson, KajsaLund UniversityDepartment of Ecology/LimnologySölvegatan 37S-223 62 [email protected] Ågren, Anneli MargaretaUmeå UniversityDept. of Ecology andEnvironmental SciencesPhysical GeographyS-901 87 Umeå[email protected]

Switzerland

Arscott, DavidSwiss Federal Institute ofEnvironmental ScienceUeberlandstrasse 133CH-8600 [email protected] Bloesch, JürgEAWAGÜberlandstrasse 133CH-8600 Dü[email protected] Blom, JudithUniversity of ZürichInstitute of Plant BiologyLimnological StationSeestr. 187CH-8802 KilchbergSwitzerland Bostan, VadimUniversity of GenevaInstitute F.-A. Forel10 Route de SuisseCH-1290 [email protected]


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Matovu, Namyondo SarahAdvocacy for the Protection ofthe EnvironmentUganda a PeuMasaka RoadPlot no. 78, P.O. Box 14369MengoUganda

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Guelda, Debbie L.University of LouisvilleDepartment of Biology139 Life Sciences Bldg.Belknap CampusLouisville, KY [email protected] Guo, LaodongTexas A&M University5007 Avenue UGalveston [email protected] Hairston, NelsonCornell UniversityDept. of Ecology and Evol. Biol.Corson HallIthaca, NY [email protected] Hampton, Stephanie E.Dartmouth College6044 GilmanHanover, NH [email protected] Harding, Lawrence W.Univ. of MarylandHorn Point LaboratoryBox 775Cambridge, Maryland [email protected] Hargreaves, Bruce R.Lehigh UniversityEES Dept.31 Williams DriveBethlehem [email protected] Harryman, AlexandraUniversity of Marylandc/o 3936 Sybil Rd.Randallstown, MD [email protected] Hatton, NatashaHampton Universityc/o 121 Plainfield Dr.Newport News, VA [email protected] Hendricks, SusanMurray State UniversityP.O. Box 9Murray, KY [email protected] Henze, SheriMarine Scineces Research CenterSuny Stone BrookStony Brook [email protected] Hernandez, M. RicoStephen F. Austin State Universityc/o 1811 North Street, Apt. #211Nacgdoches, TX [email protected]

Hillebrand, ElizabethState University of New York atStony BrookThe Marine Science ResearchCenterStony Brook NY [email protected] Hines, MarkUniversity of Alaska AnchorageDept. Biol. Sci.Anchorage 99508USA Hobbie, JohnMarine Biological LaboratoryWoods Hole, MA [email protected] Hodson, RobertUniversity of GeorgiaDepartment of Marine SciencesMarine Sciences Bldg.Athens, Georgia [email protected] Hollibaugh, JamesUniversity of GeorgiaDept. Marine SciencesAthens, GA [email protected] Holloman, EricaHampton Universityc/o 2010 C North Mallory St.Hampton, VA [email protected] Hollowed, AnneAlaska Fisheries Science Center7600 Sand Point Way NESeattle, WA [email protected] Hood, RaleighHPL/UMCESPO Box 775Cambridge, MD [email protected] Hopkinson, CharlesEcosystems Center - MBLWater St.Woods Hole, MA [email protected] Hoskins, Dionne12 BarksdaleSavannah, GA [email protected] Houchin, LeeUniversity of South Florida140 7th Avenue SouthSt. Petersburg, FL [email protected] Houser, LetiseBrown Universityc/o 3246 W. Jackson Blvd.Chicago, IL [email protected]

Howse, RachaelUniversity of VermontDepartment of GeologyBurlington, VT [email protected] Iglesias-Rodriguez, DeboraRutgers UniversityInstitute of Marine & CoastalSciences71 Dudley RoadNew Brunswick [email protected] Jack, JeffUniversity of LouisvilleDepartment of Biology139 Life ScienceLouisville (KY) [email protected] Jearld, AmbroseNortheast Fisheries CenterWoods Hole LaboratoryWoods Hole, MA 02543USA Jiang, SunnyUniversity of California - Irvine1367 Social Ecology IIrvine, CA [email protected] Johnson, KennethMonterey Bay AquariumResearch Institute7700 Sandholdt RoadMoss Landing [email protected] Johnson-Pyrtle, Ashanti SuneGeorgia Inst. of Tech.Earth and Atmos. Sci.221 Bobby Dodd WayAtlanda, GA [email protected] Jones, ChandaTexas A & M Universityc/o MSC 08766515 Ocean Dr.Corpus Christi, TX [email protected] Jones, JohnUniversity of MissouriFisheries and Wildlife Dept.302 Anheuser-Busch Bldg.Columbia, MO [email protected] Jordan, ChristinaUniversity of MarylandHorn Point abP.O. Box 775Cambridge, MD [email protected]

Joye, SamanthaThe University of GeorgiaDepartment of Marine SciecesRoom 220 Marine SciencesBuildingAthens, Georgia [email protected] Jumars, Peter A.University of MaineDarling Marine Center193 Clark's Cove RoadWalpole, ME [email protected] Junge, KarenUniversity of WashingtonSchool of OceanographyMail-Box 357940Seattle, WA [email protected] Kaplan, LouisStroud Water Research Center970 Spencer RoadAvondale [email protected] Karnovsky, NinaUniversity of California, Irvine321 Steinhavs HallIrvine, CA [email protected] Keller, TroyGeorgia Institute of Technology310 Ferst Dr.Atlanta, GA [email protected] Kemp, PaulState University of New YorkMarine Science Research CenterStony Brook, NY [email protected] Kemp, W. MichaelUniversity of MarylandCtr. for Environ. ScienceHorn Point Lab.P.O. Box 775Cambridge, MD [email protected] Kenney, William F.University of FloridaDepartment of Fisheries andAquatic Sciences7922 NW 71st StreetGainsville, FL [email protected] Kiene, RonaldUniversity of South AlabamaDept. Marine Sciences LSCB-25Mobile, Alabama [email protected]

Kimbrough, KimaniVirginia Inst. of Marine Sciencec/o 2339 Jacquline Dr.Apt. 402 BHayes, VA [email protected] Kimmel, DavidUniversity of MarylandBaltiore County1000 Hilltop CircleBaltimore, MD [email protected] Kline, TomPrince William Sound ScienceCenterP.O. Box 705Cordova, AK [email protected] Klinkhammer, Gary PatrickOregon State UniversityCollege of Oceanic & Atmos.SciencesOcea Admin. Bldg. 104Corvallis [email protected] Koch, RichardUniversity of LouisvilleDepartment of Biology139 Life Sciences Bldg.Belknap CampusLouisville, KY [email protected] Korelsky, CarlaGeorgia Institute of TechnologySchool of Earth and AtmosphericScience221 Bobby Dadd WayAtlanta, GA [email protected] Kostka, JoelFlorida State UniversityOceanography DepartmentTallahassee, FL [email protected] Kudela, RaphaelUniversity of California SantaCruzOcean Sciences Dept.1156 High St.Santa Cruz, CA [email protected] Landry, MichaelUniversity of Hawaii at ManoaDepartment of Oceanography1000 Pope Rd.Honolulu, HI [email protected] Larson, GaryUSGS - Forest and RangelandEcosystem Science Center3200 SW Jefferson WayCorvallis, Oregon [email protected]


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Lathrop, Richard C.University WisconsinCenter for Limnology & Wisc.Dept. NaturalResources680 N. Park St.Madison, Wisconsin [email protected] Lau, WinnieUniversity of WashingtonSchool of OceanographyBox 357940Seattle, WA [email protected] Laws, EdwardUniversity of HawaiiDept. of Oceanography1000 Pope RoadHonolulu, [email protected] Ledbetter, MichaelNational Science Foundation4201 Wilson Blvd.Arlington, [email protected] Lee, PeterMontana State UniversityBiology Dept.310 Lewis HallBozeman [email protected] Leech, DinaLihigh UniversityDept. of Earth + EnvironmentalSci.31 Williams DriveBethlehem [email protected] Leibold, MathewUniversity of Chicago1101 E. 57th St.Chicago 60637USA Leonard, CelereTuskegee Universityc/o 105 E. Church St., Apt. 7GTuskegee, AL [email protected] Lewis, WilliamUniversity of Colorado at Boulder11446 County Road 23Fort Lupton, CO [email protected] Lewitus, Alan J.University of South CarolinaBaruch Marine LaboratoryP.O. Box 1630Georgetown, South [email protected]

Lind, OwenCES - Baylor UniversityBox 97388Waco, TX [email protected] Lini, AndreaUniversity of VermontDepartment of GeologyPerkins Hall 103 BBurlington., VT [email protected] Lion, LenCornell UniversitySchool of Civil & Environ. Engr.Hollister HallIthaca, NY [email protected] Litchman, ElenaUniversity of Minnesota1987 Upper Buford CircleSt. Paul, NM [email protected] Logerwell, Elizabeth A.University of WashingtonFischeriesBox 355020Seattle, WA 92103USA Lombardo, PaolaENSR155 Otis StreetNorthborough, MA [email protected] Long, RichardSCRIPPS Institution ofOceanographyUCSDLa Jolla, CA [email protected] Luecke, ChrisUtah State UniversityDepartment of Fisheries andWildlifeLogan, UT [email protected] Luther, GeorgeUniversity of DelawareGraduate College of MarineStudies700 Pilottown RoadLewes, DE [email protected] Madden, ChristopherFlorida Atlantic UniversitySFWMD3301 Gun Club RdW. Palm Bch, FL [email protected]

Mallin, MichaelUniversity of North Carolina atWilmingtonCenter for Marine ScienceResearchWilmington, North [email protected] Malone, TomASLOAmerican Society of Limnologyand Oceanography5400 Bosque Blvd., Suite 680Waco, TX [email protected] Mantua, nathanUniversity of WashingtonJISAOBox 354235Seattle, [email protected] Marin, AuroraUniversity of Kansasc/o 1301 W. 24th M-31Lawrence, KS [email protected] Mason, Robert PeterCheaspeake Biological LaboratoryPO Box 38Solomons, MD [email protected] Matsumoto, GeorgeMonterey Bay AquariumResearch Institute7700 Sandholdt RoadMoss Landing, CA [email protected] Mayer, LawrenceUniversity of Maine193 Clarks Cove RoadWalpole, Maine [email protected] Mayer, MarilynSt. Lawrence UniversityBiology Dept.Canton, NY [email protected] Mazumder, AsitUniversity of VictoriaDept. of Biologyc/o American Society ofLimnology and Oceanography5400 Bosque Blvd., Suite 680Waco, TX [email protected] McAloon, KellyChesapeake Biological Laboratory1 Williams StreetSolomons [email protected]

McCallister, LeighVirginia Institute of MarineScienceP.O. Box 1346Gloucester Point [email protected] McDaniel, LaurenUniversity of South Florida4380 Beach Dr. S.E.St. Petersburg, FL [email protected] McGillicuddy, DennisWoods Hole OceanographicInstitutionBigelow 209b - MS11Woods Hole, [email protected] McGlathery, KarenUniversity of VirginiaDepartment of EnvironmentalSciencesClark HallCharlottesville, VA [email protected] McKay, RobertBowling Green State UniversityDept. of Biological SciencesBowling Green, OH [email protected] McKnight, DianeINSTAAR1560 30th StreetBoulder, CO [email protected] McMahon, Robert F.The University of Texas atArlingtonDepartment of BiologyBox 19498Arlington, TX [email protected] McManus, JamesUniversity of MinnesotaLarge Lakes Observatory10 University Dr.Duluth [email protected] Megard, RobertUniversity of Minnesota1987 Upper Buford CircleSt. Paul, Minnesota [email protected] Meyer, AnneUniversity of Buffalo110 Parker HallBuffalo [email protected] Meyers, PhilipUniversity of MichiganGeological Sciences2534 C.C. Little BuildingAnn Arbor, MI [email protected]

Miller, WhitmanSmithsonian EnvironmentalResearch CenterPO Box 28Edgewater, Maryland [email protected] Mills, EdwardCornell UniversityBiological Field Station900 Shackelton Point RoadBridgeport [email protected] Moeller, RobertLehigh UniversityDept. of Earth & EnvironmentalSciences31 Williams Dr.Bethlehem, PA [email protected] Moll, RussASLOAmerican Society of Limnologyand Oceanography5400 Bosque Blvd., Suite 680Waco, TX [email protected] Moore, KennethCollege of William & MaryVirginia Institute of MarineScienceP.O. Box 1346Gloucester, Virginia [email protected] Moore, MelanieHampton Universityc/o 75 C Mariners Cove Rd.Hampton, VA [email protected] Morris, JamesUniversity of South CarolinaDept. of Biologialc SciencesColumbia, [email protected] Morrow, JohnBiospherical Instruments Inc.5340 Riley StreetSan Diego, CA [email protected] Morse, John W.Texas A&M UniversityDepartment of OceanographyCollege Station, TX [email protected] Mueller-Navarra, DoertheUniversity California-DavisDESOne Shields AvenueDavis, CA [email protected]

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Mueller-Solger, AnkeUniversity of California, Davis1 Shields AvenueDept. of Environmental Scienceand PolicyDavis, CA [email protected] Nalepa, Thomas F.Great Lakes EnvironmentalResearch LaboratoryNOAA2205 Commonwealth Blvd.Ann Arbor, MI [email protected] Niebauer, HenryUniv. Wisconsin-MadisonAtmosphere & Ocean Science1225 W. Dayton St.Madison, WIS [email protected] Noble, RachelUSC Wies and SCCWRP7171 Fenwick LaneWestminister, CA [email protected] Nowicki, Barbara L.University of Rhode IslandGraduate School of Oceanogra-phySouth Ferry RoadNarrangansett, Rhode [email protected] O'Brien, W. JohnUniversity of Kansas6010 Haworth HallLanvence [email protected] Onstott, T.C.Princeton UniversityDept. of GeosciencesPrinceton, N.J. [email protected] Overland, JamesPMEL/NOAA7600 Sand Point Way NESeattle, WA [email protected] Pace, Michael L.Institute of Ecosystem StudiesBox ABMillbrook, NY [email protected] Paerl, HansUniv. of North CarolinaInstit. Marine Sciences3431 Arendell St.Morchead City, NC [email protected]

Palacios, SherryMoss Landing MarineLaboratories8272 Moss Landing Rd.Mosslanding, CA [email protected] Palomino, EufemiaMoss Landing MarineLaboratoriesP.O. Box 450Moss Landing [email protected] Patrick, W. H.Lousiana State UniversityWetland BiogeochemistryInstituteBaton Rouge, LA [email protected] Paul, JonnUniversity of South Florida140 7th Avenue SouthSt. Petersburg, FL [email protected] Pawar, AnoushkaUniversity of NC, Wilmingtonc/o 710 Varsity Dr.Wilmington, NC [email protected] Peeken, IlkaSchripps Inst. of Oceanography9500 Gilman Dr.MC 0218La Jolla [email protected] Pereyra, Glynis L.University of MarylandBiotechnology InstituteCenter of Marine Biotechnology701 East Pratt StreetBaltimore, MD [email protected] Perry, Mary JaneUniversity of MaineDarling Marine Center193 Clark's Cove RoadWalpole, ME [email protected] Pershing, AndrewCornell UniversityDept. of Earth and AtmosphericSciencesSuee HallIthaca, NY [email protected] Peterson, SpencerU.S. Environmental ProtectionAgencyWestern Ecology Division200 S.W. 35th StreetCorvallis, Oregon [email protected]

Philips, Edward J.University of FloridaDepartment of Fisheries andAquatic Sciences7922 N.W. 71st StreetGainesville, FL [email protected] Phinney, JonathonASLOAmerican Society of Limnologyand Oceanography5400 Bosque Blvd., Suite 680Waco, TX [email protected] Pickhardt, PaulDartmouth College6044 Gilman HallHanover, NH [email protected] Pimentel, DavidCornell University5126 Comstock HallIchaca, NY [email protected] Pintchouk, NataliaUniversity of AlaskaInstitute of Marine ScienceP.O. Box 757220Fairbanks, AK [email protected] Polovina, JeffreyNOAA / NMFS / Honolulu Lab.2570 Dole St.Honolulu, HI [email protected] Porter, Elka T.University of MarylandCenter for Environmental ScienceHorn Point LaboratoryBox 775Cambridge [email protected] Powell, DeLoisUniversity of MarylandEastern ShoreDept. of Natural Sciences2101 Carver HallPrincess Anne, MD 21853USA Puniwai, NoelaniUniversity of Hawaii, Hilo.c/o P.O. Box 467Kurtistown, HI [email protected] Quigley, MichaelNOAAGreat Lakes EnvironmentalResearch Laboratory2205 Commonwealth Blvd.Ann Arbor, MI [email protected]

Ramcharan, CharlesLouisiana State UniversityDepartment of BiologicalSciencesBaton Rouge, Louisiana [email protected] Rawlings, TonyaSmithsonian EnvironmentalResearch Center647 Contees Wharf Rd.Edgewater [email protected] Reed-Andersen, TaraUniversity of Wisconsin - GreenBayDepartment of Natural andApplied SciencesUW6BGreen Bay, WI [email protected] Reid, David F.NOAA / GLERL2205 Commonwealth Blvd.Ann Arbor, MI [email protected] Reimers, ClareOregon State UniversityCollege of Oceanic andAtmospheric SciencesCorvallis, Oregon [email protected] Rengefors, KarinWoods Hole OceanographicInstitutionBiology Department, MS #32Woods Hole, MA [email protected] Ribes Llordes, MartaHawaii Institute of MarineBiologyP.O. Box 1346Coconut IslandKaneohe, Hawaii [email protected] Richardson, WilliamU.S. Department of the Interior,USGS, BRDUpper Midwest EnvironmentalSciences Center2630 Fanta Reed RoadLa Crosse, WI 54603USA Richey, JeffreyUniversity of WashingtonSchool of OceanographyBox 357940Seattle, WA [email protected] Rick, SilkeAcademy of Natural Sciences,ERC10545 Mackall RoadSt. Leonard, Maryland [email protected]

Riessen, HowardSuny College at BuffaloDepartment of Biology1300 Elwood AvenueBuffalo, New York [email protected] Robinson, JudyNova Southeastern Oceano-graphic Center8000 N Ocean Dr.Dania Beach [email protected] Robison, BruceMonterey Bay AquariumResearch Institute1155 Sandholdt Rd.Moss Landing, CA [email protected] Robles, CarlosCalifornia State University at LosAngelesCEA-CRESTLos Angeles, CA [email protected] Rocha, AndreaUniversity of Texas A&Mc/o 4224 Ocean Dr. #138Corpus Cristi, [email protected] Rock, KevinSavannah State Universityc/o 1905 East 50th StreetSavannah, GA [email protected] Roden, EricThe University of AlabamaDepartment of BiologicalSciencesRoom A122 Bevill Bldg. 7th Ave.Tuscaloosa, AL [email protected] Rodriguez, MarthaCalifornia State Universityc/o 987 Benito CourtPacific Grove, CA [email protected] Rolfhus, KristoferUniversity of Wisconsin -Madison660 N. Park St.Madison [email protected] Roth, BrianUniversity of Wisconsinc/o 142 Rodney Ct.Madison, WI [email protected] Ruiz, Gregory M.Smithsonian EnvironmentalResearch CenterP.O. Box 28Edgewater, MD [email protected]


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Russell, KristinaUniversity of VirginiaDepartment of EnvironmentalSciencesClark HallCharlottesville [email protected] Sackmann, BrandonUniversity of WashingtonSchool of OceanographyBox 357940Seattle [email protected] Santschi, PeterTexas A&M University5007 Ave UGalveston, TX [email protected] Sarnelle, OrlandoMichigan State UniversityDepartment of Fisheries andWildlifeEast Lansing, MI [email protected] Saros, JasmineUniversity of Wisconsin - LaCrosse1725 State StreetLa Crosse, WI [email protected] Schalles, JohnCreighton University602 B Bridle PathOmaha, NE 68152USA Schell, JeffreyUniversity of Wisconsin atMadisonZoology Department430 Lincoln DriveMadison [email protected] Schelske, ClaireUniversity of FloridaDepartment of Fisheries andAquatic Sciences7922 NW 71st StreetGainsville, [email protected] Schmidt, JillUniversity of WashingtonSchool of OceanographyBox 357940Seattle, WA [email protected] Schneider, HelenASLOAmerican Society of Limnologyand Oceanography5400 Bosque Blvd., Suite 680Waco, TX [email protected]

Schulz, KimberlySuny College of EnvironmentalScience + ForestryDept. of Environmental + ForestBiologyIllick HAll1 Forestry DriveSyracuse [email protected] Schuster, PaulU.S. Geological Survey3215 Marine [email protected] Schwartz, MatthewUniversity of DelawareCollege of Marine Studies700 Pilottown Rd.Lewes, DE [email protected] Scranton, Mary I.State University of New Yorkat Stony BrookMarine Sciences Research CenterStony Brook, NY [email protected] Seitzinger, SybilRutgers University, IMCS71 Dudley RoadNew Brunswick, NJ [email protected] Sellers, TimUniversity of Louisville139 Life Sciences Blvd.Louisville [email protected] Settles, ArielMorgan State Universityc/o 1301 Lakeside Ave.Baltimore, MD [email protected] Settles, BillyMorgan State Universityc/o Social 1301 Lakeside Ave.Baltimore, MD [email protected] Shankle, AmyScripps Institution ofOceanography9500 Gilman Dr.Mail code 0218La Jolla, CA [email protected] Sharp, Jonathan H.University of DelawareGraduate College of MarineStudies700 Pilottown RoadLewes, Delaware [email protected]

Shaw, TimothyUniversity of South Carolina730 S. Main St.Columbia, SC [email protected] Shelton, AliciaUniversity of CincinnatiDepartment of BiologicalSciencesPO Box 210006Cincinnati, OH [email protected] Shelton, Cohloe-ShaiHampton Universityc/o 1501 East 33rd St.Baltimore, MD [email protected] Sherr, EvelynOregon State UniversityCOAS104 Ocean. Admin. Bldg.Corvallis [email protected] Shostell, JoeUniversity of LouisvilleLarge River Program, Departmentof Biology139 Life Sciences Bldg.Belknap CampusLouisville, KY [email protected] Shull, DavidUniversity of MaineDarling Marine Center193 Clark's Cove RoadWalpole, ME [email protected] Siciliano, DariaUniversity of California1156 High St.CA, Santa Cruz [email protected] Sinsabaugh, RobertUniversity of ToledoBiology DepartmentToledo [email protected] Smalley, GabrielaSERCP.O. Box 28Edgewater, MD [email protected] Smalls, LatoyaCoastal Carolina Universityc/o 1712 Brown St.Conway, SC [email protected] Smith, BrandySavannah State Universityc/o P.O. Box 20136Savannah, GA [email protected]

Smith, ErikUMCESHorn Point Lab.P.O. Box 775Cambridge, MD [email protected] Smith, L. DavidNortheastern UniversityMarine Science Center430 Nahant Rd.Nahant, MA [email protected] Smith, TredaUSEPAc/o 6040 Richmond Hwy, Apt.412Alexandria, VA [email protected] Soballe, DavidU.S. Department of the Interior,USGS, BRDUpper Midwest EnvironmentalSciences Center2630 Fanta Reed RoadLa Crosse, WI 54603USA Sobczak, WilliamU.S. Geological Survey345 Middlefield Rd., MS-496Menlo Park, CA [email protected] Stager, J. CurtNorth Country Public RadioWSLUP.O. Box 158Paul Smiths, NY [email protected] Stahl, David A.Nortwestern UniversityCivil Engineering2145 Sheridan RoadEvantson, IL [email protected] Stapleton, HeatherChesapeake Biological Laboratory1 Williams StreetSolomons [email protected] Stets, EdwardUniversity of South AlabamaDept. Marine Sciences LSCB-25Mobile, Alabama [email protected] Stevenson, J. CourtHorn Point Lab.UMCESPO Box 775Cambridge, MD [email protected]

Steves, BrianSmithsonian EnvironmentalResearch CenterPO Box 28Edgewater, Maryland [email protected] Steward, GriegScripps Institution ofOceanographyUCSD9500 Gilman DriveLa Jolla, CA [email protected] Stovall-Leonard, AntoyaUniversity of South Floridac/o P.O. Box 6602Cleveland, OH [email protected] Summers, KevinUS EPA1 Sabine Island DriveGulf Breeze, [email protected] Sun, Ming-YiUniversity of GeorgiaDept. Marine SciencesAthens, GA [email protected] Sunda, WilliamNOAA Beaufort Laboratory101 Pivers Island Rd.Beufort, NC [email protected] Sutton, PamelaUniversity of South FloridaDepartment of Marine Science140 7th Avenue SouthSt. Petersburg [email protected] Sutton, TraceyUniversity of South FloridaDepartment of Marine Science140 7th Avenue SouthSt. Petersburg [email protected] Suzuki, MarcelinoMonterey Bay AquariumResearch Institute7700 Sandholdt Rd.Moss Landing [email protected] Swanby, DennisCornell UniversityBoyce Thompson Inst.Tower Rd.Ithaca, NY [email protected] Tang, KamUniversity of ConnecticutDepartment of Marine SciencesGroton, CT [email protected]

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Tanner, ColbyDePaul UniversityBiology Department2325 N. CliftonChigaco 60614USA Teske, AndreasWoods Hole OceanographicInstitution2-56 Redfield Building MS #33Woods Hole, MA [email protected] Thomsen, MadsUniversity of VirginiaDepartment of EnvironmentalScienceClark HallCharlottesville, Virginia [email protected] Thorp, James H.Clarkson UniversityBiology DepartmentPotsdam [email protected] Threlkeld, StephenUniversity of MississippiShoemaker HallDepartment of BiologyUniversity, MS [email protected] Ting, JoyGeorgia Institute of TechnologySchool of Biology310 Ferst DriveAtlanta, GA [email protected] Tolli, JohnWoods Hole, MBLc/o WHOI MS#33Woods Hole, MA [email protected] Twombly, SaranUniversity of Rhode IslandBiological Sciences100 Flagg RoadKingston, RI [email protected] Tyler, Anna ChristinaUniversity of VirginiaDepartment of EnvironmentalSciencesClark HallCharlottesville, VA [email protected] Vallino, JosephMarine Biological Laboratory7 Mrl. St.Woods Hole, [email protected] van Tassell, JasonUtah State University3373 S. 7730 W.Magna, UT [email protected]

Vanderbloemen, LisaUniversity of South FloridaMarine Science Dept.5255 D Coquina Key Dr. SESt. Petersburg [email protected] Vanderploeg, HenryGreat Lakes EnvironmentalResearch LaboratoryNOAA2205 Commonwalth Blvd.Ann Arbor, Michigan [email protected] Vanni, MichaelMiami UniversityDepartment of ZoologyOxford, OH [email protected] Vanni, MikeASLOAmerican Society of Limnologyand Oceanography5400 Bosque Blvd., Suite 680Waco, TX [email protected] Vavilova, ValentinaUniversity of ColoradoCIRESP.O. Box 216Boulder CO [email protected] Venn, CynthiaBloomsburg University400 E Second St.Dept. of Geography +GeosicencesBloomsburg, PA [email protected] Verity, Peter G.Skidaway Inst. of Oceanography10 Ocean Sciences CircleSavannah, Georgia [email protected] Vlahos, PennyUniv. of Massachusetts BostonDept. of Env. Coastal & OceanSci.100 Morrissey Blvd.Boston, MA [email protected] Wagemakers, JulieGreat Lakes Commission400, Fourth StreetAnn Arbor [email protected] Walsh, SarahMichigan State University13 Natural ResourcesEast Lansing, MI [email protected]

Warner, Kimberly A.The University of AlabamaDepartment of BiologicalSciencesRoom A122 Bevill Bldg. 7th Ave.Tuscaloosa, AL [email protected] Wawrik, BorisUniversity of South Florida140 7th Avenue SouthSt. Petersburg, FL [email protected] Webb, KennethVirginia Institute of MarineScienceGloucester Point, Virginia 23062USAwebb@vims Webb, Samuel M.Northwestern UniversityDept. Civil Engineering2145 Sheridan Rd.Evanston [email protected] Weiler, SusanWhitman CollegeWalla Walla, WA [email protected] Weissburg, MarcSchool of BiologyGA Tech310 Ferst Dr.Atlanta, GA [email protected] Wetzel, Richard L.College of William & MaryVirginia Institute of MarineScienceP.O. Box 1346Gloucester, Virginia [email protected] Wetzel, Robert G.University of AlabamaDepartment of BiologicalSciencesTuscaloosa, Alabama [email protected] White, DavidMurray State UniversityP.O. Box 9Murray, KY [email protected] Williams, HenryUniversity of Maryland, BaltimoreDental School666 West Baltimore StreetBaltimore [email protected]

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