Author:Dyer, AlexeiDate:2013Ocean acidification is predicted to have adverse effects on the physiologies of marine organisms, particularly those that produce calcified structures. Extracellular homeostasis is considered to be critical to mediating the effects of ocean ...Read more
Author:Smith, CeinwenDate:2014The Southern Ocean is an important “sink” for anthropogenic CO2, but it requires a detailed understanding of the sensitivity of the biological carbon pump to variability in physical forcing mechanisms in order to predict its continuing role. ...Read more
Author:Harington, AmyDate:2012Phytoplankton community composition in the Southern Ocean (SO) determines levels of primary production, which support marine ecosystems and export of material to the deep sea. Nanoplankton (cell diameters 2-20 μm) are poorly resolved by ...Read more
Author:Thomalla, S JDate:2007Subtropical ocean gyres are typically characterised by low carbon export into the deep ocean. However, due to their large area, even relatively small average carbon export may be globally significant. Strong correlations observed between ...Read more
Author:Evers-King, Hayley LouiseDate:2014Linking variability in optical signals with phytoplankton community characteristics is important to extend the use of the vast resource that is the satellite ocean colour archive. Detection of species, functional types or size classes has ...Read more
Author:Kean, Erika AnneDate:2012This study covered six oceanic regions within the south Atlantic sector of the Southern Ocean during austral summer 2008/2009. Four transects from Cape Town to Antarctica, Antarctica to South Georgia Island and the return reciprocal legs ...Read more
Author:Lester, Nina CatherineDate: 2021The South African abalone, Haliotis midae, is an economically important species. H. midae is the largest of the five endemic abalone species in South Africa and is especially valuable in Asian markets. Over-fishing, increased predation (due ...Read more