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CONTENTS INTRODUCTION 1 RESEARCH AIMS 13 OUTLINE OF THE THESIS 15 CHAPTER I 19 Dinoflagellates and ciliates at Helgoland Roads, North Sea CHAPTER II 37 Conserving original in situ diversity in microzooplankton grazing set-ups CHAPTER III 57 The role of ciliates, heterotrophic dinoflagellates and copepods in structuring spring plankton communities at Helgoland Roads, North Sea CHAPTER IV 101 They can promote their competitors – commensalism between microzooplankton predators DISCUSSION 125 SUMMARY 141 REFERENCES 143 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 157 DECLARATION 159
Page 1 and 2: The role of heterotrophic dinoflage
Page 3: “What we know is a drop, what we
Page 8 and 9: INTRODUCTION Pomeroy (1974) stated
Page 10 and 11: INTRODUCTION within the microzoopla
Page 12 and 13: INTRODUCTION Two major groups are f
Page 14 and 15: INTRODUCTION ratios ranging between
Page 16 and 17: INTRODUCTION observations indicate
Page 19 and 20: RESEARCH AIMS RESEARCH AIMS The gen
Page 21 and 22: OUTLINE OF THE THESIS OUTLINE OF TH
Page 23: OUTLINE OF THE THESIS List of manus
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Page 28 and 29: CHAPTER I ABSTRACT A monitoring pro
Page 30 and 31: CHAPTER I microzooplankton. Investi
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CHAPTER II Figure 3: Experiment 2.
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CHAPTER II compared to the control
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CHAPTER II Both ciliates can be con
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CHAPTER II of fragility in ciliates
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CHAPTER III CHAPTER III The role of
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CHAPTER III The role of ciliates, h
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CHAPTER III INTRODUCTION Since Azam
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CHAPTER III MATERIAL AND METHODS Sa
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CHAPTER III Weekly monitoring In ad
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CHAPTER III filtering with a combin
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CHAPTER III C t24 C t0 e ( k g )
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CHAPTER III therefore, instead of
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CHAPTER III Figure 2: Field paramet
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CHAPTER III Figure 3: Phytoplankton
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CHAPTER III afterwards to only 6%.
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CHAPTER III Microzooplankton Experi
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CHAPTER III µgC prey µgC predator
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CHAPTER III also reflected in E* va
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CHAPTER III phytoplankton community
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CHAPTER III DISCUSSION The main fin
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CHAPTER III prefer food of their ow
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CHAPTER III Strombidium capitatum,
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CHAPTER III With decreasing food qu
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CHAPTER III Table 1 Microzooplankto
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CHAPTER III Table 3a Temora longico
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CHAPTER III Table 4a Temora longico
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CHAPTER IV CHAPTER IV They can prom
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CHAPTER IV They can promote their c
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CHAPTER IV INTRODUCTION One basic e
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CHAPTER IV culture bottles. The cul
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CHAPTER IV dominans by immobilizing
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CHAPTER IV Selectivity and Electivi
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CHAPTER IV Gyrodinium dominans (Fig
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CHAPTER IV Figure 3: Grazing rates
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CHAPTER IV Figure 4: Growth rates [
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CHAPTER IV the time of incubation,
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CHAPTER IV feeding rates of F. ehre
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CHAPTER IV discussing the coexisten
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DISCUSSION DISCUSSION This thesis a
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DISCUSSION and showed a clear seaso
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DISCUSSION limiting conditions, nut
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DISCUSSION (average 120%, Chapter I
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DISCUSSION From a food web perspect
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DISCUSSION a high diversity of nutr
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DISCUSSION reported for the North S
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DISCUSSION other trophic levels in
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SUMMARY SUMMARY This thesis investi
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REFERENCES REFERENCES Aberle, N., L
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REFERENCES Dodge, J.D., 1982. Marin
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REFERENCES Heinbokel, J.F., 1978a.
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REFERENCES reaches of the Schelde e
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REFERENCES Park, G.S. & Marshall, H
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REFERENCES Sommer, U. & Sommer, F.,
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REFERENCES Wiltshire, K.H. & Manly,
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS T
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DECLARATION DECLARATION I herewith
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