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Past and Present Water Column Anoxia

  • Conference proceedings
  • © 2006

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Editors:
  1. Lev N. Neretin

    1. Max Planck Institute for Marine Microbiology, Bremen, Germany
      Federal Institute for Geosciences and Natural Resources, Hannover, Germany

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  • Covers biogeochemical features of anoxic conditions in the past and present world ocean
  • Discusses most significant issues related to oxic/anoxic environments and transformations
  • Strongly interdisciplinary including issues from various disciplines such as marine geology and paleoceanography, physical, chemical and biological oceanography, marine ecology, molecular ecology and microbiology
  • Most contributions in the book are review-type contributions, which would be interesting for both, specialists in the field and students of environmental subjects

Part of the book series: NATO Science Series: IV: (NAIV, volume 64)

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Table of contents (20 papers)

  1. Front Matter

    Pages I-XX
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  2. MARINE ANOXIA DURING EARTH HISTORY

    1. ANOXIA THROUGH TIME

      • Harald Strauss
      Pages 3-19

    2. THE PALEOME: LETTERS FROM ANCIENT EARTH

      • Fumio Inagaki, Kenneth H. Nealson
      Pages 21-39

    3. SULFUR AND METHANE CYCLING DURING THE HOLOCENE IN ACE LAKE (ANTARCTICA) REVEALED BY LIPID AND DNA STRATIGRAPHY

      • Marco J.L. Coolen, Gerard Muyzer, Stefan Schouten, John K. Volkman, Jaap S. Sinninghe Damsté
      Pages 41-65

  3. ANOXIA AND OXYGEN DEFICIENCY OF THE PRESENT WORLD OCEAN

    1. BIOGEOCHEMISTRY OF THE BLACK SEA ANOXIC ZONE WITH A REFERENCE TO SULPHUR CYCLE

      • Lev N. Neretin, Igor I. Volkov, Alexander G. Rozanov, Tatyana P. Demidova, Anastasiya S. Falina
      Pages 67-104

    2. THE SUBOXIC TRANSITION ZONE IN THE BLACK SEA

      • James W. Murray, Evgeniy Yakushev
      Pages 105-138

    3. TEMPORAL VARIABILITY IN THE NUTRIENT CHEMISTRY OF THE CARIACO BASIN

      • Mary I. Scranton, Michelle McIntyre, Yrene Astor, Gordon T. Taylor, Frank Müller-Karger, Kent Fanning
      Pages 139-160

    4. BIOGEOCHEMICAL AND PHYSICAL CONTROL ON SHELF ANOXIA AND WATER COLUMN HYDROGEN SULPHIDE IN THE BENGUEL A COASTAL UPWELLING SYSTEM OFF NAMIBIA

      • Volker Brüchert, Bronwen Currie, Kathleen R. Peard, Ulrich Lass, Rudolf Endler, Arne Dübecke et al.
      Pages 161-193

    5. SEASONAL OXYGEN DEFICIENCY OVER THE WESTERN CONTINENTAL SHELF OF INDIA

      • S. Wajih A. Naqvi, H. Naik, D.A. Jayakumar, M.S. Shailaja, P.V. Narvekar
      Pages 195-224

    6. OXYGEN DEPLETION IN THE GULF OF MEXICO ADJACENT TO THE MISSISSIPPI RIVER

      • Nancy N. Rabalais, R. Eugene Turner
      Pages 225-245

    7. ECOLOGICAL CONSEQUENCES OF ANOXIC EVENTS AT THE NORTH-WESTERN BLACK SEA SHELF

      • Yu. P. Zaitsev
      Pages 247-256

  4. BIOGEOCHEMISTRY AND MICROBIOLOGY OF THE NITROGEN CYCLE

    1. NITROGEN CYCLING IN SUBOXICWATERS: ISOTOPIC SIGNATURES OF NITROGEN TRANSFORMATION IN THE ARABIAN SEA OXYGEN MINIMUM ZONE

      • Joseph P. Montoya, Maren Voss
      Pages 257-281

    2. NITROGEN CYCLING IN THE SUBOXIC WATERS OF THE ARABIAN SEA

      • Allan H. Devol, S. Wajih A. Naqvi, Louis A. Codispoti
      Pages 283-310

    3. ANAEROBIC AMMONIUM OXIDATION IN THE MARINE ENVIRONMENT

      • Marcel M.M. Kuypers, Gaute Lavik, Bo Thamdrup
      Pages 311-335

    4. DIVERSITY, DISTRIBUTION AND BIOGEOCHEMICAL SIGNIFICANCE OF NITROGEN-FIXING MICROORGANISMS IN ANOXIC AND SUBOXIC OCEAN ENVIRONMENTS

      • Jonathan P. Zehr, Matthew J. Church, Pia H. Moisander
      Pages 337-369

  5. BIOGEOCHEMISTRY OF CARBON AND SULFUR CYCLES. MICROBIAL METAL REDUCTION

    1. FRACTIONATION OF STABLE ISOTOPES OF CARBON AND SULFUR DURING BIOLOGICAL PROCESSES IN THE BLACK SEA

      • Mikhail V. Ivanov, Alla Yu. Lein
      Pages 371-417

    2. RECENT STUDIES ON SOURCES AND SINKS OF METHANE IN THE BLACK SEA

      • Carsten J. Schubert, Edith Durisch-Kaiser, Lucia Klauser, Francisco Vazquez, Bernhard Wehrli, Christian P. Holzner et al.
      Pages 419-441

    3. SHEWANELLA: NOVEL STRATEGIES FOR ANAEROBIC RESPIRATION

      • Thomas J. DiChristina, David J. Bates, Justin L. Burns, Jason R. Dale, Amanda N. Payne
      Pages 443-469

  6. MICROBIAL ECOLOGY OF THE OXIC/ANOXIC INTERFACE

    1. MICROBIAL ECOLOGY OF THE CARIACO BASIN'S REDOXCLINE: THE U.S.-VENEZUELA CARIACO TIMES SERIES PROGRAM

      • Gordon T. Taylor, Maria Iabichella-Armas, Ramon Varela, Frank Müller-Karger, Xueju Lin, Mary I. Scranton
      Pages 471-499

    2. COMPOSITION AND ACTIVITIES OF MICROBIAL COMMUNITIES INVOLVED IN CARBON,SULFUR, NITROGEN AND MANGANESE CYCLING IN THE OXIC/ANOXIC INTERFACE OF THE BLACK SEA

      • Nikolay V. Pimenov, Lev N. Neretin
      Pages 501-521
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  • Max Planck Institute for Marine Microbiology, Bremen, Germany

    Lev N. Neretin

  • Federal Institute for Geosciences and Natural Resources, Hannover, Germany

    Lev N. Neretin

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