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Deep-Sea

Marine Biology, Geology, & Human Impact

By: Dennis R Bailey (Editor), Susan E Howard (Editor)

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Hardcover | 11 January 2013

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The deep-sea ecosystems include waters and sediments at the lowest layer in the ocean, existing below the thermocline and above the seabed, at a depth of 1000 fathoms (1800 m) or more. They represent the world''s largest biome, covering more than 65% of the world surface and including more than 95% of the global biosphere. This book examines the marine biology, geology and human impact of the deep-sea environment. Topics discussed include the stratigraphical distribution and evolutionary classification of the schackoinid planktic foraminifera; the biological characteristics of the skilfish, erilepis zonifer in the North Pacific Ocean; protein degradation at deep-sea sediment; primary production and carbon cycling in the deep-sea; and biodiversity and ecosystem function in the deep-Mediterranean Sea.

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Preface
Morphology, Taxonomy, Stratigraphical Distribution & Evolutionary Classification of the Schackoinid Planktic Foraminifera A Review of the Knowledge Related to the Nomenclature, Etymology, Morphology, Distribution, & Biological Characteristics of the Skilfish, Erilepis Zonifer (Anoplopomatidae), in the North Pacific Ocean
Evolutionary Classification of the Late Cretaceous (Coniacian-Maastrichtian) Planktic Foraminifera Archaeoglobigerina Pessagno, 1967 & Gandolfia New Genus/Directional Lineage
Protein Degradation at Deep-Sea Sediment: Collagenolytic Enzymes Produced from a Novel Marine Bacterium
Primary Production & Carbon Cycling in the Deep Sea: Archaeal Carbon Fixation & Methane Oxidation
The Deep-Mediterranean Sea: Habitats, Biodiversity & Ecosystem Functioning
Index
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Marine Biology, Geology, & Human Impact

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