Bulletin of Marine Science

Zooplankton Behavior Symposium

Feeding Mechanisms in Marine and Freshwater Zooplankton
pp. 327-343(17)
Author: Price, Holly J.

Visual Observations of Particle Manipulation During Feeding in Larvae of a Bivalve Mollusc
pp. 344-365(22)
Author: Gallager, Scott M.

Not by Sieving Alone: Observations of Suspension Feeding in Daphnia
pp. 366-376(11)
Authors: Gerritsen, Jeroen; Porter, Karen G.; Strickler, J. Rudi

Diaptomus vs. Net Phytoplankton: Effects of Algal Size and Morphology on Selectivity of a Behaviorally Flexible, Omnivorous Copepod
pp. 377-394(18)
Authors: Vanderploeg, Henry A.; Paffenhöfer, Gustav-Adolf; Liebig, James R.

Directionality and Swimming Speeds in Predator-Prey and Male-Female Interactions of Euchaeta Rimana, a Subtropical Marine Copepod
pp. 395-403(9)
Author: Yen, Jeannette

Cinematographic Analysis of the Feeding Mechanism of the Pelagic Tunicate Doliolum Nationalis
pp. 404-412(9)
Authors: Deibel, Don; Paffenhöfer, Gustav-Adolf

Feeding Behavior of Tentaculate Predators: In Situ Observations and a Conceptual Model
pp. 413-429(17)
Author: Madin, L.P.

Feeding Rates and Behavior of Zooplankton
pp. 430-445(16)
Authors: Paffenhöfer, Gustav-Adolf

Feeding by Cyclidium Sp. (Ciliophora, Scuticociliatida) on Particles of Different Sizes and Surface Properties
pp. 446-457(12)
Author: Sanders, Robert W.

Feeding of the Estuarine Copepod Acartia Tonsa Dana: Carnivory VS. Herbivory in Natural Microplankton Assemblages
pp. 458-468(11)
Authors: Gifford, Dian J.; Dagg, Michael J.

Role of Temporal Scales of Acclimation, Food Quality and Trophic Dominance in Controlling the Evolution of Copepod Feeding Behavior
pp. 469-485(17)
Author: Donaghay, Percy L.

Discrimination Between Algae and Detritus by Freshwater and Marine Zooplankton
pp. 486-499(14)
Author: DeMott, William R.

Zooplankton Feeding Selectivity for Unicellular and Colonial Microcystis Aeruginosa
pp. 500-508(9)
Authors: Fulton III, Rolland S.; Paerl, Hans W.

Behavioral and Morphological Influences on Predatory Interactions among Marine Copepods
pp. 509-529(21)
Authors: Landry, M.R.; Fagerness, V.L.

Behavioral Responses of Zooplankton to Predation
pp. 530-550(21)
Author: Ohman, M.D.

Escape Behavior of Polyarthra in Response to Artificial Flow Stimuli
pp. 551-560(10)
Authors: Kirk, Kevin L.; Gilbert, John J.

Predatory Suspension-Feeding in Diaptomus: Prey Defenses and the Avoidance of Cannibalism
pp. 561-572(12)
Authors: Williamson, Craig E.; Vanderploeg, Henry A.

Effects of Competitors, Predators, and Prey on the Grazing Behavior of Herbivorous Calanoid Copepods
pp. 573-582(10)
Author: Wong, C. Kim

Diel Patterns of Zooplankton Behavior
pp. 583-603(21)
Author: Haney, James F.

Absolute Light Intensity vs. Rate of Relative Change in Light Intensity: The Role of Light in the Vertical Migration of Chaoborus Punctipennis Larvae
pp. 604-619(16)
Authors: Swift, Michael C.; Forward Jr., Richard B.

Vertical Migration of Freshwater Zooplankton: Test of Some Hypotheses Predicting a Metabolic Advantage
pp. 620-640(21)
Authors: Lampert, Winfried; Schmitt, Ralph-Dieter; Muck, Peter

Photoperiodic Conditions, Food Patchiness and Fecundity
pp. 641-649(9)
Author: Marcus, Nancy H.

Never Trust a Copepod—Some Observations on Their Behavior in the Canadian Arctic
pp. 650-662(13)
Authors: Conover, R.J.; Bedo, A.W.; Herman, A.W.; Head, E. J. H.; Harris, L.R.; Horne, E.P.W.

Interactions Between Diel Vertical Migratory Behavior of Marine Zooplankton and the Subsurface Chlorophyll Maximum
pp. 663-674(12)
Author: Harris, Roger P.

Variability and Possible Adaptive Significance of Diel Vertical Migration in Calanus Pacificus, a Planktonic Marine Copepod
pp. 675-694(20)
Author: Frost, Bruce W.

Effect of Predation and Resource Depth Distribution on Vertical Migration of Zooplankton
pp. 695-709(15)
Authors: Gliwicz, Maciej Z.; Pijanowska, Joanna

Migratory and Grazing Behavior of Copepods and Vertical Distribution of Phytoplankton
pp. 710-729(20)
Author: Daro, M.H.

Diel Vertical Migration of the Opossum Shrimp Mysis Relicta in Lake Superior: Observations and Sampling from the Johnson-Sea-Link II Submersible
pp. 730-738(9)
Author: Bowers, James A.

In Situ Observations of the Behavior of Mesopelagic Solmissus Narcomedusae (Cnidaria, Hydrozoa)
pp. 739-751(13)
Authors: Mills, Claudia E.; Goy, Jacqueline

Behavior of Plankton and Patch Formation in Pelagic Ecosystems
pp. 752-757(6)
Author: Hamner, William M.

Swimming Behavior and Chemosensory Responses in the Protistan Microzooplankton as a Function of the Hydrodynamic Regime
pp. 758-763(6)
Authors: Levandowsky, M.; Klafter, J.; White, B.S.

Chemosensory Responses of Heterotrophic and Mixotrophic Flagellates to Potential Food Sources
pp. 764-771(8)
Authors: Bennett, Susan J.; Sanders, Robert W.; Porter, Karen G.

Chemosensory Behavior in Marine Planktonic Ciliates
pp. 772-782(11)
Author: Verity, Peter G.

Locomotory Patterns of the Planktonic Ciliate Favella sp.: Adaptations for Remaining within Food Patches
pp. 783-796(14)
Authors: Buskey, Edward J.; Stoecker, Diane K.

Energetic and Behavioral Implications of Pulsed Food Availability for Zooplankton
pp. 797-809(13)
Authors: Kremer, Patricia; Kremer, James N.

Aggregation of the Copepod Neocalanus Plumchrus at the Margin of the Fraser River Plume in the Strait of Georgia
pp. 810-824(15)
Authors: Mackas, David L.; Louttit, Gregory C.

Copepod Patches and Right Whales in the Great South Channel off New England
pp. 825-844(20)
Authors: Wishner, Karen; Durbin, Edward; Durbin, Ann; Macaulay, Michael; Winn, Howard; Kenney, Robert

Abstracts
pp. 845-852(8)

Future Studies of Zooplankton Behavior: Questions and Technological Developments
pp. 853-872(20)
Authors: Price, H.J.; Paffenhöfer, G.A.; Boyd, C.M.; Cowles, T.J.; Donaghay, P.L.; Hamner, W.M.; Lampert, W.; Quetin, L.B.; Ross, R.M.; Strickler, J.R.; Youngbluth, M.J.

Editorial News and Notes
pp. 873-873(1)

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