Productivity of the Ocean

Ocean productivity and paleoproductivity - an overview, W.H.Berger et al; food web structure and loss rate, R.Peinert; hydrodynamical singularities as controls of recycled versus export production in oceans, L.Legendre and J.Le Fevre; is the downward dissolved organic matter (DOM) flux important in carbon transport?, J.R.Toggweiler; new production - history, methods, problems, R.W.Eppley; export productivity from the photic zone, P.J.B.Williams et al; regional extremes in particulate matter composition and flux - effects on the chemistry of the ocean interior, J.K.B.Bishop; particle flux in the ocean - effects of episodic production, G.Wefer; does Mesopelagic biology affect the vertical flux?, M.V.Angel; how much shelf production reaches the deep sea?, J.J.Walsh; flux to the seafloor, P.K.Bienfang et al; control of Benthic fluxes by particulate supply, C.E.Reimers; responses of benthos to changing food quality and quantity, with a focus on deposit feeding and bioturbation, P.A.Jumars and R.A.Wheatcroft; productivity record in Benthic foraminifera, A.V.Altenbach and M.Sarnthein; lipid biomarkers as geochemical tools for paleoceanographic study, F.G.Prahl and L.A.Muehlhausen; transformation of seafloor-arriving fluxes into the sedimentary record, A.V.Altenbach et al; pleistocene paleoproductivity - evidence from organic carbon and foraminiferal species, A.C.Mix; tertiary cooling steps and paleoproductivity as reflected by diatoms and biosiliceous sediments, J.A.Barron and J.G.Baldauf; inventory of paleoproductivity records - the mid-cretaceous enigma, H.R.Thierstein; phosphorus versus nitrogen limitation of new and export production, L.A.Codispoti; paleoproduction and atmospheric CO2 based on ocean modeling, R.S.Keir; geological reconstructions of marine productivity, T.D.Herbert et al. Appendix: global maps of ocean productivity, W.H.Berger.