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Rising to the Challenge of Reconstructing the Coastal
Fisheries Environment After the Massive Tsunami:
The National “Tohoku Ecosystem-Associated
Marine Sciences (TEAMS)” Project ................................................... 63
Toshiki Nakano
Part III Communications: Anthropogenic Disturbances
Distribution of Radioactive Material in Marine
Ecosystems Off the Fukushima Coast: Radioactive
Cesium Levels in Fukushima Marine Organisms .............................. 71
Hisayuki Arakawa , Tadashi Tokai , Yoshinori Miyamoto ,
Seiji Akiyama , Keiichi Uchida , Akira Matsumoto , Miho Narita ,
Hiroshi Myouse , Yukio Agatsuma , Satoshi Katayama ,
Masaru Aoki , Ikuo Matsumoto , and Naoto Hirakawa
Fate of Antibiotics and Antibiotic- Resistant Fecal Bacteria
in Water and Sediments from the Contamination Source
to the Estuary: Impact and/or Resilience? Resilience
to Contamination by Antibiotics.......................................................... 79
Fabienne Petit , Erick Denamur , Olivier Clermont ,
Roland Leclercq , Julien Deloffre , Vincent Cattoir ,
Kenny Oberlé , Hélène Budzinski , and Thierry Berthe
Marine Litter Within the European Marine
Strategy Framework Directive............................................................. 93
François Galgani
Distribution of the Marine Debris on Seafloor
from the Primary Report of Five Cruises After
the Great East Japan Earthquake 2011 .............................................. 101
Takehisa Yamakita , Hiroyuki Yamamoto , Yuka Yokoyama ,
Izumi Sakamoto , Shinji Tsuchida , Dhugal Lindsay , Yoshihiro Fujiwara ,
Masaru Kawato , Takafumi Kasaya , and Hiroshi Kitazato
Oithona davisae , the Most Predominant Copepod
in Tokyo Bay, a Highly Eutrophic Embayment:
Why Are They So Predominant? ......................................................... 111
Yuji Tanaka and Tatsuro Akiba
Monitoring of a Potential Harmful Algal Species
in the Berre Lagoon by Automated In Situ Flow Cytometry ............ 117
Mathilde Dugenne , Mélilotus Thyssen , Nicole Garcia ,
Nicolas Mayot , Guillaume Bernard , and Gérald Grégori
When Complexity Rimes with Sanity: Loss of Fractal
and Multifractal Behavioural Complexity as an Indicator
of Sublethal Contaminations in Zooplankton .................................... 129
Laurent Seuront
Contents
Rising to the Challenge of Reconstructing the Coastal
Fisheries Environment After the Massive Tsunami:
The National “Tohoku Ecosystem-Associated
Marine Sciences (TEAMS)” Project ................................................... 63
Toshiki Nakano
Part III Communications: Anthropogenic Disturbances
Distribution of Radioactive Material in Marine
Ecosystems Off the Fukushima Coast: Radioactive
Cesium Levels in Fukushima Marine Organisms .............................. 71
Hisayuki Arakawa , Tadashi Tokai , Yoshinori Miyamoto ,
Seiji Akiyama , Keiichi Uchida , Akira Matsumoto , Miho Narita ,
Hiroshi Myouse , Yukio Agatsuma , Satoshi Katayama ,
Masaru Aoki , Ikuo Matsumoto , and Naoto Hirakawa
Fate of Antibiotics and Antibiotic- Resistant Fecal Bacteria
in Water and Sediments from the Contamination Source
to the Estuary: Impact and/or Resilience? Resilience
to Contamination by Antibiotics.......................................................... 79
Fabienne Petit , Erick Denamur , Olivier Clermont ,
Roland Leclercq , Julien Deloffre , Vincent Cattoir ,
Kenny Oberlé , Hélène Budzinski , and Thierry Berthe
Marine Litter Within the European Marine
Strategy Framework Directive............................................................. 93
François Galgani
Distribution of the Marine Debris on Seafloor
from the Primary Report of Five Cruises After
the Great East Japan Earthquake 2011 .............................................. 101
Takehisa Yamakita , Hiroyuki Yamamoto , Yuka Yokoyama ,
Izumi Sakamoto , Shinji Tsuchida , Dhugal Lindsay , Yoshihiro Fujiwara ,
Masaru Kawato , Takafumi Kasaya , and Hiroshi Kitazato
Oithona davisae , the Most Predominant Copepod
in Tokyo Bay, a Highly Eutrophic Embayment:
Why Are They So Predominant? ......................................................... 111
Yuji Tanaka and Tatsuro Akiba
Monitoring of a Potential Harmful Algal Species
in the Berre Lagoon by Automated In Situ Flow Cytometry ............ 117
Mathilde Dugenne , Mélilotus Thyssen , Nicole Garcia ,
Nicolas Mayot , Guillaume Bernard , and Gérald Grégori
When Complexity Rimes with Sanity: Loss of Fractal
and Multifractal Behavioural Complexity as an Indicator
of Sublethal Contaminations in Zooplankton .................................... 129
Laurent Seuront
Contents