Benthic-pelagic exchange of microalgae at a tidal flat. 1. Pigment analysis

By Cathy H. Lucasl, J. Widdows, Peter, Salkeld, Peter M. J. Herman. 2000

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The importance of fine-scale, vertical profiles in characterising nematode community structure (2003, unknown): “…(Barranguet & Kromkamp, 2000; Barranguet,Kromkamp,&Peene, 1998), photosynthetic activity (Kromkamp et al., 1998), microphytobenthos resuspension (Lucas et al., 2000), nematode feeding behaviour (Hamels, Moens, Muylaert, & Vyverman, 2001; Moens, Herman, Verbeeck, Steyaert, & Vincx, 2000; Moens,…”
Benthic-pelagic exchange of microalgae at a tidal flat. 2. Taxonomic analysis (2001, methodology): “Their large size relative to benthic species would provide a source of organic-rich food, although this would be tempered by high SPM loads during resuspension events (Lucas et al. 2000).”
Vertical migratory rhythms of benthic diatoms in a tropical intertidal sand flat: influence of irradiance and tides (2004, background): “However, work conducted in shallow outdoor tidal tanks equipped with wave generators showed that vertical migration of Hantzschia virgata could extend beyond 8 cm during high tide ( Kingston 1999 ).”
Microphytobenthos seasonality determines growth and reproduction in intertidal bivalves (2006, background): “…and production of microphytobenthos can equal or exceed those of phytoplankton in the overlying waters, and microphytobenthos can be resuspended with sediments, transported and deposited elsewhere (Baillie & Welsh 1980, Sullivan & Moncreiff 1988, de Jonge & van Beusekom 1992, Lucas et al. 2000).”