BBSR 2002 Annual Report - Bermuda Institute of Ocean Sciences

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GRADUATE RESEARCH PROGRAMSAssembly Rules, Trait-EnvironmentLinkages, and the Functional Ecology ofCaribbean Reef Corals in Florida andBermudaThaddeus Murdoch, PhD candidate,University of South Alabama, DauphinIsland Sea LabFaculty Advisors: Dr SR Smith (BBSR),Dr R Aronson (University of SouthAlabama, Dauphin Island Sea Lab)Funding: Dauphin Island Sea LabFellowship, The Bermuda GovernmentBiogeochemical Cycling by HermatypicReef CoralsAllison Beauregard, PhD candidate,University of DelawareFaculty Advisors: Dr F Lipschultz (BBSR),Dr J Sharp (University of Delaware)Investigating the Diversity of SymbioticDinoflagellates (Symbiodinium spp) withinGorgonians of BermudaLyndsey Holland, MS candidate,University of TorontoFaculty Advisors: Dr HG Trapido-Rosenthal (BBSR), Dr KA Coates(BBSR), Dr D Currie (University ofToronto)Funding: The Leverhulme Trust, Universityof Toronto Graduate FellowshipIron Metabolism of Trichodesmium spp inthe Sargasso SeaKatherine Achilles, PhD candidate,University of DelawareFaculty Advisors: Dr F Lipschultz (BBSR),Dr T Church (University of Delaware)Funding: NSF award to T ChurchMolecular Taxonomy of the AzoreanAnnelid Hermodice carunculataSara Cunha, MS candidate, University ofthe AzoresFaculty Advisors: Dr HG Trapido-Rosenthal (BBSR), Dr KA Coates(BBSR), Dr M Costa (University of theAzores)Funding: The Luso-American FoundationMolecular Taxonomy of the AzoreanAnnelid Sabella spallanzaniiRenato Pires, MS candidate, University ofthe AzoresFaculty Advisors: Dr HG Trapido-Rosenthal (BBSR), Dr KA Coates(BBSR), Dr M Costa (University of theAzores)Funding: The Luso-American FoundationDiversity and Systematics of Bermuda’sGorgoniansJaret Bilewitch, MS candidate, Universityof TorontoFaculty Advisors: Dr HG Trapido-Rosenthal (BBSR), Dr KA Coates(BBSR), Dr D Currie (University ofToronto)Funding: CABBS, KA Coates, OntarioGraduate ScholarshipMixed Infections of Algae in InvertebrateSymbiosesJeannette Loram, PhD candidate,University of YorkFaculty Advisors: Dr HG Trapido-Rosenthal (BBSR), Dr A Douglas(University of York)Funding: National Environment ResearchCouncil Graduate FellowshipMolecular Genetic Analysis of ThreeGeographically Distinct Populations of theBermuda SkinkLisa Kitson, PhD candidate, UniversityCollege CorkFaculty Advisors: Dr HG Trapido-Rosenthal (BBSR), Dr J Davenport(University College Cork)Funding: Bermuda Biodiversity Project ofthe Bermuda Zoological SocietyPatterns of Reproduction in Bermuda’sHard and Soft CoralsSamantha de Putron, PhD candidate,University of Wales, SwanseaFaculty Advisors: Dr SR Smith (BBSR), Dr JRyland (University of Wales, Swansea)Funding: Guernsey Council, Roger T StoneFellowshipA Survey of Zooxanthellae Clades inBermudian CoralsCraig Starger, PhD Candidate, ColumbiaUniversityFaculty Advisors: Dr HG Trapido-Rosenthal (BBSR), Dr A Baker(Columbia University)Funding: NSF34
PUBLICATIONSThe following journal articles and books were published in 2002 unless otherwise noted.Numerous reports amd conference abstracts were also produced in 2002.Bates, NR, AC Pequignet, RJ Johnson andN GruberA short-term sink for atmospheric CO 2 insubtropical mode water of the North AtlanticoceanNature, Vol 420, No 6915, pp 489-493Bates, NRSeasonal variability of the impact of coralreefs on ocean CO 2 and air-sea CO 2 exchangeLimnology and Oceanography, Vol 47, No 1,pp 43-52Bates, NRInterannual variability in the global oceanuptake of CO 2Geophysical Research Letters, Vol 29, No 5,pp 3:1-3:4Blain, S, PN Sedwick, FB Griffiths,B Quéguiner, E Bucciarelli, M Fiala,P Pondaven and P TréguerQuantification of algal iron requirements inthe Subantarctic Southern ocean (Indiansector)Deep-Sea Research II, Vol 49, No 16,pp 3255-3273Bowie, AR, EP Achterberg, PN Sedwick,S Ussher and PJ WorsfoldReal-time monitoring of picomolarconcentrations of iron(II) in marine watersusing automated flow injectionchemiluminescenceinstrumentationEnvironmental Science and Technology,Vol 36, No 21, pp 4600-4607Carlson, CAProduction and removal processesIn: Biogeochemistry of Marine DissolvedOrganic Matter, Hansell, DA and CA Carlson(Eds), Academic Press, pp 91-151Carlson, CA, SJ Giovannoni, DA Hansell,SJ Goldberg, R Parsons, MP Otero, K Verginand BR WheelerThe effect of nutrient amendments onbacterioplankton production, communitystructure and DOC utilization in theNorthwestern Sargasso SeaAquatic Microbial Ecology, Vol 30, No 1,pp 19-36Cogswell, AT, TJ Benfey and AM SutterlinThe hematology of diploid and triploidtransgenic Atlantic salmon (Salmo salar)Fish Physiology and Biochemistry, Vol 24,No 4, pp 271-277Dewailly, E, C Furgal, AH Knap, J Galvin,D Baden, B Bowen, M Depledge, L Duguay,L Fleming, T Ford, F Moser, R Owen,WA Suk and U UnluataIndicators of ocean and human healthCanadian Journal of Public Health, Vol 93,Supplement 1, pp S34-S38Feely, RA, R Wanninkhof, DA Hansell,MF Lamb, D Greeley and K LeeWater column CO 2 measurements during theGas Ex-98 ExpeditionIn: Gas Transfer at Water Surfaces, Donelan,MA, WM Drennan, ES Saltzman and RWanninkhof (Eds), Geophysical MonographSeries, Vol 127, American Geophysical Union,pp 173-181Gruber, N, CD Keeling and NR BatesInterannual variability in the North Atlanticocean carbon sinkScience, Vol 298, No 5602, pp 2374-2378Hansell, DA, CA Carlson and S SuzukiDissolved organic carbon export with NorthPacific intermediate water formationGlobal Biogeochemical Cycles, Vol 16, No 1,pp 7:1-7:8Hansell, DA and CA Carlson (Eds)Biogeochemistry of Marine DissolvedOrganic MatterAcademic Press, 774 ppHansell, DADOC in the global ocean carbon cycleIn: Biogeochemistry of Marine DissolvedOrganic Matter, Hansell, DA and CA Carlson(Eds), Academic Press, pp 685-715Karl, D, A Michaels, B Bergman, D Capone,E Carpenter, R Letelier, F Lipschultz, H Paerl,D Sigman and L StalDinitrogen fixation in the world’s oceansBiogeochemistry, Vols 57/58, pp 47-98Knap, AH, E Dewailly, C Furgal, J Galvin,D Baden, RE Bowen, M Depledge, L Duguay,LE Fleming, T Ford, F Moser, R Owen,WA Suk and U UnluataIndicators of ocean health and human health:developing a research and monitoringframeworkEnvironmental Health Perspectives, Vol 110,No 9, pp 839-845Lipschultz, F and C CookUptake and assimilation of 15N-ammoniumby the symbiotic sea anemones, Bartholomeaannulata and Aiptasia pallida: conservationversus recycling of nitrogenMarine Biology, Vol 140, No 3, pp 489-502Lipschultz, F, NR Bates, CA Carlson andDA HansellNew production in the Sargasso Sea: historyand current statusGlobal Biogeochemical Cycles, Vol 16, No 1,pp 1:1-1:16Lomas, MW, PM Glibert, F-K Shiah andEM SmithMicrobial processes and temperature inChesapeake Bay: current relationships andpotential impacts of regional warmingGlobal Change Biology, Vol 8, No 1, pp 51-70Lomas, MW, TM Trice, PM Glibert,DA Bronk and JJ McCarthyTemporal and spatial dynamics of ureaconcentrations in Chesapeake Bay: biologicalversus physical forcingEstuaries, Vol 25, No 3, pp 469-482Lomas, MW, NR Bates, AH Knap, DM Karl ,R Lukas, MR Landry, RR Bidigare,DK Steinberg and CA CarlsonRefining our understanding of oceanicbiogeochemistry and ecosystem functionEOS, Vol 83, No 48, p 559 and pp 566-567McDermott, JJRelationships between the parasitic isopodsStegias clibanarii Richardson, 1904 andBopyrissa wolffi Markham, 1978 (Bopyridae)and the intertidal hermit crab Clibanariustricolor (Gibbes, 1850) (Anomura) inBermudaOphelia, Vol 56, No 1, pp 33-42Morris, RM, M Rappé, SA Connon,KL Vergin, WA Siebold, CA Carlson andSJ GiovannoniSAR11 clade dominates ocean surfacebacterioplanktonNature, Vol 420, No 6917, pp 806-810Murnane, RJ, M Crowe, A Eustis, S Howard,J Koepsell, R Leffler and R LivezeyThe weather-risk management industry’sclimate forecast and data needs: a workshopreportBulletin of the American MeteorologicalSociety, Vol 83, No 8, pp 1193-119835
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