Succession in marine benthic habitats and fauna in response to oxygen deficiency: analysed by sediment profile-imaging and by grab samples

By H. Nilsson, R. Rosenberg. 2000

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Recolonization of soft-sediment ice scours on an exposed Arctic coast (2005, background): “…other kinds of disturbance (Grassle & Grassle 1974, McCauley et al. 1976, Pearson & Rosenberg 1978, Mirza & Gray 1981, Thistle 1981, Schram & Haaland 1984, Grassle & Morse-Porteous 1987, Tsutsumi 1990, Bridges et al. 1994, Snelgrove et al. 1994, 1999, Hall & Frid 1998, Nilsson & Rosenberg 2000).”
Recovery of marine benthic habitats and fauna in a Swedish fjord following improved oxygen conditions (2002, methodology): “The BHQ index was used to assign the sedimentary quality and biogenic structures to the 4 different benthic successional stages (SS 0 to SS III) described above (Nilsson & Rosenberg 2000).”
Effects of hypoxia and organic enrichment on the coastal marine environment (2002, methodology): “…builds on the P-R model and its modification using Sediment Profiling Imaging (SPI) cameras (Rhoads & Germano 1982, 1986, Rumohr & Schomann 1992, Nilsson & Rosenberg 2000) Pearson & Rosenberg (1998) suggested 4 major stages of change in response to organic enrichment of the benthos: normal,…”
Effects of natural and human-induced hypoxia on coastal benthos (2009, background): “Indices that combine animal abundance measures with sediment structure and redox potential discontinuity (RPD) depth provide good characterization of the successional response to hypoxia by fjord benthos (Nilsson and Rosenberg, 2000)”
Scale- and intensity-dependent disturbance determines the magnitude of opportunistic response (2006, methodology): “The stagnant bottom water is usually renewed with cold, oxygenated deep water each spring (Nilsson and Rosenberg, 2000).”
Benthic organic enrichment from suspended mussel (Mytilus edulis) culture in Prince Edward Island, Canada (2009, background): “Reduced oxygen availability and increased toxic free sulfide levels in organically enriched sediments are major factors controlling the structure and function of benthic communities (e.g. Pearson and Rosenberg, 1978; Diaz and Rosenberg, 1995; Nilsson and Rosenberg, 2000).”
Time-series analysis of six whale-fall communities in Monterey Canyon, California, USA (2010, unknown): “The correlations of temperature and oxygen concentrations with depth appear to be primary factors and are well known to affect species presence and distribution in other benthic environments (Levin and Gage, 1998; Nilsson and Rosenberg, 2000).”