Vol. 10 No. 10 (1991)

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Present trends in river studies

Narcís Prat

1 - 12
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New approaches to Mediterranean fluvial communities

M. Àngels Puig, Marina Aboal, Adolfo de Sostoa

13 - 20
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Using the rescaled range analysis for the study of hydrological records: The river Ter as an example

Joan Armengol, Sergi Sabater, Antoni Vidal, Francesc Sabater

21 - 34
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The hyporheic zone considered as an ecotone

Francesc Sabater, Peter B. Vila

35 - 43
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Size as a factor in centric diatoms distribution: The Spanish reservoirs as an example

Sergi Sabater

45 - 60
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CONTRIBUTION OF PHYTOPLANKTON AND PERIPHYTON TO THE PRODUCTION IN A RESERVOIR OF S.W. SPAIN

JULIA TOJA, MARÍA ADELA CASCO

61 - 76
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The relationship between functional anatomy of lakes and primary production

Jordi Catalán

77 - 94
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Factors controlling phytoplankton community structure in an alkaline versus a softwater lake

Dolors Planas

95 - 111
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Sedimentary phosphorus dynamics in epicontinental systems: A literature review

Pilar Lopez

113 - 125
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Fluctuations, the key aspect for the ecological interpretation of saline lake ecosystems

Francisco A. Comín, Ramón Julià, Pilar Comín

127 - 135
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External energy and plankton: New insights on the role of small-scale turbulence on zooplankton ecology

Miquel Alcaraz, Enric Saiz

137 - 144
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Production-consumption budget in an estuarine bay: How anoxia is prevented in a forced system

Jordi Camp, Javier Romero, Marta Pérez, Montse Vidal, Maximino Delgado, Amparo Martínez

145 - 152
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Phytoplankton assemblages across a NW Mediterranean front: Changes from winter mixing to spring stratification

Marta Estrada

157 - 185
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157-185 Neritic zooplankton succession studied with statistical entropy measures: The role of space and the hierarchical matching of the environment

Jordi Flos, Aina Carbonell

187 - 201
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Processes occurring during fish larvae stages as determinants of year-class strength in fish populations in the North-Western Mediterranean

Anna Sabatés, Josep Maria Gili

203 - 213
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Bacteria as transformers of the arena of p lay of other organisms

Ferran Vallespinós, Sílvia Mallo

215 - 222
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Structure and dynamics of North-Western Mediterranean phytobenthic communities: a conceptual model

Enric Ballesteros

223 - 242
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Structure of cnidarian populations in Mediterranean sublittoral benthic communities as a result of adaptation to different environmental conditions

Josep Maria Gili, Enric Ballesteros

243 - 254
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Production dynamics in a macrophyte-dominated ecosystem: The Mar Menor coastal lagoon (SE Spair)

Jorge Terrados, Joan Domenec Ros

255 - 270
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Adaptive advantages of the "symbiosis" between algal chloroplasts and Sacoglossan molluscs

Joan Domenec Ros, Arnaldo Marín

271 - 298
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Planktonic gradients along a Mediterranean sea cave

Manuel Palau, Carme Tornet, Tecla Riera, Mikel Zabala

299 - 316
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Stephos marga/efi sp. nov. (Cope poda: Calanoida) from a submarine cave of Majorca Island (Western Mediterranean)

Tecla Riera, Francisco Vives, Josep Maria Gili

317 - 323
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SURVIVAL, OPPORTUNISM ANO CONVENIENCE IN THE PROCESSES OF CAVE COLONIZATION BY TERRESTRIAL FAUNAS

Xavier Bellés

325 - 335
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MEOITERRANEAN WOOOY PLANT GROWTH-FORMS, BIOMASS ANO PROOUCTION IN THE EASTERN PART OF THE IBERIAN PENINSULA

Jaume Terradas

337 -349
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THE SUBANTARCTIC TIERRA DEL FUEGO: NOTHOFAGUS FORESTS OF DISTRIBUTION, STRUCTURE AND PRODUCTION

Emilia Gutiérrez, V. Ramon Vallejo, Joan Romaña, Jaume Fonts

351 - 366
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Effects of increasing levels of C02 and 02 derived compounds on biogeochemical cycles and shaping of the biosphere

Josep Peñuelas

367 - 385
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FLOW-NETWORK ORGANIZATION IN ECOSVSTEMS ANO THE MATHEMATICAL THEORV OF INFORMATION

Jorge Wagensberg, Ricardo V Solé, Ambrosio García

387 - 391
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ECOLOGV AT AN INFORMAL LEARNING

Carme Prats, Jordi Flos

393 - 409
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RAMON MARGALEF, LIMNOLOGIST, MARINE BIOLOGIST, ECOLOGIST, NATURALIST

Joan Domenec Ros

410 - 436
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Vol. 10 No. 10 (1991)

Present trends in river studies

New approaches to Mediterranean fluvial communities

Using the rescaled range analysis for the study of hydrological records: The river Ter as an example

The hyporheic zone considered as an ecotone

Size as a factor in centric diatoms distribution: The Spanish reservoirs as an example

CONTRIBUTION OF PHYTOPLANKTON AND PERIPHYTON TO THE PRODUCTION IN A RESERVOIR OF S.W. SPAIN

The relationship between functional anatomy of lakes and primary production

Factors controlling phytoplankton community structure in an alkaline versus a softwater lake

Sedimentary phosphorus dynamics in epicontinental systems: A literature review

Fluctuations, the key aspect for the ecological interpretation of saline lake ecosystems

External energy and plankton: New insights on the role of small-scale turbulence on zooplankton ecology

Production-consumption budget in an estuarine bay: How anoxia is prevented in a forced system

Phytoplankton assemblages across a NW Mediterranean front: Changes from winter mixing to spring stratification

157-185 Neritic zooplankton succession studied with statistical entropy measures: The role of space and the hierarchical matching of the environment

Processes occurring during fish larvae stages as determinants of year-class strength in fish populations in the North-Western Mediterranean

Bacteria as transformers of the arena of p lay of other organisms

Structure and dynamics of North-Western Mediterranean phytobenthic communities: a conceptual model

Structure of cnidarian populations in Mediterranean sublittoral benthic communities as a result of adaptation to different environmental conditions

Production dynamics in a macrophyte-dominated ecosystem: The Mar Menor coastal lagoon (SE Spair)

Adaptive advantages of the "symbiosis" between algal chloroplasts and Sacoglossan molluscs

Planktonic gradients along a Mediterranean sea cave

Stephos marga/efi sp. nov. (Cope poda: Calanoida) from a submarine cave of Majorca Island (Western Mediterranean)

SURVIVAL, OPPORTUNISM ANO CONVENIENCE IN THE PROCESSES OF CAVE COLONIZATION BY TERRESTRIAL FAUNAS

MEOITERRANEAN WOOOY PLANT GROWTH-FORMS, BIOMASS ANO PROOUCTION IN THE EASTERN PART OF THE IBERIAN PENINSULA

THE SUBANTARCTIC TIERRA DEL FUEGO: NOTHOFAGUS FORESTS OF DISTRIBUTION, STRUCTURE AND PRODUCTION

Effects of increasing levels of C02 and 02 derived compounds on biogeochemical cycles and shaping of the biosphere

FLOW-NETWORK ORGANIZATION IN ECOSVSTEMS ANO THE MATHEMATICAL THEORV OF INFORMATION

ECOLOGV AT AN INFORMAL LEARNING

RAMON MARGALEF, LIMNOLOGIST, MARINE BIOLOGIST, ECOLOGIST, NATURALIST

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