206
W. Ritzrau . H. Fohrmann
Boudreau BP (1997) A mathemetical model for coupled sediment-suspended particle exchange. J Mar Syst 11(3/4): 279-303
Brandt A, Barthel D (1995) An improved supra - and epibenthic sledge for catching Peracarida
(Crustacea, Malacostraca). Ophelia 43: 15-23
Chen S, Eisma D (1995) Fractal geometry of in situ floes in the estuarine and coastal environments. Neth J Sea Res 32: 173-182
Chen S, Eisma D, Kalf J (1994) In situ size distribution of suspended matter during the tidal
cycle in the Elbe estuary. Neth J Sea Res 32: 37-48
Childress JJ, Gluck DL, Carny RS, Gowing MM (1989) Bentho-pelagic biomass distribution
and oxygen consumption in a deep-sea benthic boundary layer dominated by gelatinous
organisms. Limnol Oceanogr 34(5): 913-930
Gibbs RJ (1985) Estuarine floes: their size, settling velocity and density. J Geophys Res 90:
3249-3251
Graf G, Ritzrau W (1997) Biologische Aspekte sedimentologischer Prozesse. Geowissenschaften 15: 14-17
Gust G (1989) The benthic boundary layer. In: J. Siindermann (ed) Oceanography. SpringerVerlag, Berlin, p 345-398
Hill PS (1992) Reconciling aggregation theory with observed vertical fluxes following phytoplankton blooms. J Geophys Res 97: 2295-2308
Hill PS, Nowell ARM (1990) The potential role oflarge, fast sinking particles in clearing nepheloid layers. Phil Trans R Soc Lond A 331: 103-117
Hill PS, Nowell ARM (1995) Comparison of two models of aggregation in continental-shelf
bottom boundary layers. J Geophys Res 100: 22,749-22,763
Hill PS, Nowell ARM, Jumars PA (1992) Encounter rate by turbulent shear of particles similar
in diameter to the Kolmogorov scale. J Mar Res 50: 643-668
Jackson GA (1990) A model of the formulation of marine algal floes by physical coagulation
processes. Deep-Sea Res 37: 1197-1211
Logan BE, Wilkinson DB (1990) Fractal geometry of marine snow and other biological aggregates. Limnol Oceanogr 35: 130-136
McCave IN (1984) Size spectra and aggregation of suspended particles in the deep ocean.
Deep-Sea Res 31: 329-352
McCave IN (1986) Local and global aspects of the bottom nepheloid layers in the world ocean.
Neth J Sea Res 20: 167-181
Milligan TG (I 995) An examination of the settling behaviour of a flocculated suspension. Neth
J Sea Res 33: 163-171
Muschenheim DK (1987) The role of hydrodynamic sorting of seston in the nutrition or a
benthic suspension feeder, Spio setosa (Polychaeta: Spionidae). Biological Oceanography
4:265-289
Muschenheim DK, Kepkay PE, Kranck K (1989) Microbial growth in turbulent suspension
and its relation to marine aggregate formation. Neth J Sea Res 23: 283-292
Newberger PA, Caldwell DR (1981) Mixing and the bottom nepheloid layer. Mar Geo141:
321-336
Passow U, Alldredge AL, Logan BE (1994) The role of particulate carbohydrate exudates in the
flocculation of diatom blooms. Deep-Sea Res 41: 335-357
Ratmeyer V, Wefer G (I996) A high resolution camera system (ParCa) for imaging particles in
the ocean: system design and results from profiles and a three month deployment. J Mar
Res 54: 589-603
Riebesell U (1992) The formation oflarge marine snow and its sustained residence in surface
waters. Limnol Oceanogr 37: 63-76
Ritzrau W (1996) Microbial activity in the benthic boundary layer (BBL): Small scale distribution and its relationship to the hydrodynamic regime. Sea Res 36: 171-180
Ritzrau W, Graf G (1992) Increase of microbial biomass in the benthic turbidity zone of Kiel
Bight, Baltic Sea, after resuspension by a storm event. Limnol Oceanogr 37: 1081-1086
W. Ritzrau . H. Fohrmann
Boudreau BP (1997) A mathemetical model for coupled sediment-suspended particle exchange. J Mar Syst 11(3/4): 279-303
Brandt A, Barthel D (1995) An improved supra - and epibenthic sledge for catching Peracarida
(Crustacea, Malacostraca). Ophelia 43: 15-23
Chen S, Eisma D (1995) Fractal geometry of in situ floes in the estuarine and coastal environments. Neth J Sea Res 32: 173-182
Chen S, Eisma D, Kalf J (1994) In situ size distribution of suspended matter during the tidal
cycle in the Elbe estuary. Neth J Sea Res 32: 37-48
Childress JJ, Gluck DL, Carny RS, Gowing MM (1989) Bentho-pelagic biomass distribution
and oxygen consumption in a deep-sea benthic boundary layer dominated by gelatinous
organisms. Limnol Oceanogr 34(5): 913-930
Gibbs RJ (1985) Estuarine floes: their size, settling velocity and density. J Geophys Res 90:
3249-3251
Graf G, Ritzrau W (1997) Biologische Aspekte sedimentologischer Prozesse. Geowissenschaften 15: 14-17
Gust G (1989) The benthic boundary layer. In: J. Siindermann (ed) Oceanography. SpringerVerlag, Berlin, p 345-398
Hill PS (1992) Reconciling aggregation theory with observed vertical fluxes following phytoplankton blooms. J Geophys Res 97: 2295-2308
Hill PS, Nowell ARM (1990) The potential role oflarge, fast sinking particles in clearing nepheloid layers. Phil Trans R Soc Lond A 331: 103-117
Hill PS, Nowell ARM (1995) Comparison of two models of aggregation in continental-shelf
bottom boundary layers. J Geophys Res 100: 22,749-22,763
Hill PS, Nowell ARM, Jumars PA (1992) Encounter rate by turbulent shear of particles similar
in diameter to the Kolmogorov scale. J Mar Res 50: 643-668
Jackson GA (1990) A model of the formulation of marine algal floes by physical coagulation
processes. Deep-Sea Res 37: 1197-1211
Logan BE, Wilkinson DB (1990) Fractal geometry of marine snow and other biological aggregates. Limnol Oceanogr 35: 130-136
McCave IN (1984) Size spectra and aggregation of suspended particles in the deep ocean.
Deep-Sea Res 31: 329-352
McCave IN (1986) Local and global aspects of the bottom nepheloid layers in the world ocean.
Neth J Sea Res 20: 167-181
Milligan TG (I 995) An examination of the settling behaviour of a flocculated suspension. Neth
J Sea Res 33: 163-171
Muschenheim DK (1987) The role of hydrodynamic sorting of seston in the nutrition or a
benthic suspension feeder, Spio setosa (Polychaeta: Spionidae). Biological Oceanography
4:265-289
Muschenheim DK, Kepkay PE, Kranck K (1989) Microbial growth in turbulent suspension
and its relation to marine aggregate formation. Neth J Sea Res 23: 283-292
Newberger PA, Caldwell DR (1981) Mixing and the bottom nepheloid layer. Mar Geo141:
321-336
Passow U, Alldredge AL, Logan BE (1994) The role of particulate carbohydrate exudates in the
flocculation of diatom blooms. Deep-Sea Res 41: 335-357
Ratmeyer V, Wefer G (I996) A high resolution camera system (ParCa) for imaging particles in
the ocean: system design and results from profiles and a three month deployment. J Mar
Res 54: 589-603
Riebesell U (1992) The formation oflarge marine snow and its sustained residence in surface
waters. Limnol Oceanogr 37: 63-76
Ritzrau W (1996) Microbial activity in the benthic boundary layer (BBL): Small scale distribution and its relationship to the hydrodynamic regime. Sea Res 36: 171-180
Ritzrau W, Graf G (1992) Increase of microbial biomass in the benthic turbidity zone of Kiel
Bight, Baltic Sea, after resuspension by a storm event. Limnol Oceanogr 37: 1081-1086