12th International Conference on Harmful Algae

INTERNATIONAL SOCIETY FOR THE STUDY OF HARMFUL ALGAE12 th <strong>International</strong> <strong>Conference</strong> on Harmful Algae, Copenhagen, Denmark, 4-8 September 2006Etheridge, Deeds, Conrad, Hall, DiStefano, Ellwanger, Chu, Pettengill, Hickey,Whittaker, CoutureThe economic consequences of red tide events on the Gulf Coast of Florida,USAAdams, Larkin, Degner, MorganUsing beachfront restaurant sales in Southwest Florida to determine thelocalized impacts of HAB eventsLarkin, Adams, Morgan, DegnerPO.03-02PO.03-03The situation of ciguatera fish poisoning in French Polynesia from 2000 to2004 PO.03-05Darius, Revel, Ung, Cruchet, Tchou Fouc, ChinainItalian observatory on water and healthFunari, Mattei, Scardala, GramaccioniA water-asssociated dermatitis in Swedish lakesAnnadotterPO.03-07PO.03-09SESSION PO.04: FOOD CHAINSGrowth of harmful blue-green algae after viable gut passage in crucian andsilver carpKolmakov, Gladyshev, Anishchenko, Chuprov, Ivanova, Kravchuk, ZuyevShort-term feeding response of the mussel Mytilus chilensis exposed to dietscontaining the toxic dinoflagellate Alexandrium catenellaNavarro, ContrerasEffects of harmful algae on rotifer feeding behaviour and reproduction:Karenia brevis uses chemical defense to deter grazersPirkle, Snell, KubanekCopepod grazing on a toxic Dinophysis acuta thin-layer bloomSobrinho-Gonçalves, MoitaLethality of microalgae to farmed Atlantic salmonBurridge, Martin, Lyons, LeGresley, ChangA test of toxic vs. nutritional effects of harmful algae (brown tide) on clamlarvae and implications for benthic recruitmentBricelj, MacQuarrie, PernetAn individual-based model simulates the effects of brown tide on larvalrecruitment of hard clamsPO.04-01PO.04-02PO.04-03PO.04-04PO.04-06PO.04-07PO.04-0889