192
6 Recolonll.atH)f] of Tidal Flats After Disturbance
Lee JJ, TielJen JH, Mastropaolo C, Rubin H (1977) Food quality and the heterogeneous spatial
distribution of meiofauna. Helgolander wiss Meeresunters 30: 272-282
McCall PC ( 1977) Community patterns and adaptive strategies of the infaunal benthos of Long
Island Sound. J Mar Res 35: 221-266
Palmer MA (1988) Dispersal of marine meiofauna: a review and conceptual model explaining
passive transport and active emergence with implications for recruitment. Mar Ecol Prog
Ser 48: 8 1-91
Palmer MA, Brandl, RR (1981) Tidal variation in sediment densities of marine benthic copepods. Mar Ecol Prog Ser 4: 207-212
Pearson TH, Rosenberg R (1978) Macrobenthic succession in relation to organic enrichment
and pollution of the marine environment. Oceanogr Mar Bioi Ann Rev 16: 229-311
Probert PK (1984) Disturbance, sediment stability, and trophic structure of soft-bottom communities. J Mar Res 42: 893-921
Reise K (1992) Grazing on sediment shores. In: Plant-Animal Interactions in the Marine Benthos. DM John, SJ Hawkins & JH Price (Eds). Systematics Association Special Volume No
46, Clarendon Press, Oxford: 133-145
Reise K, Kolbe K, de Jonge V (1994) Makroalgen und Seegrasbestande im Wattenmeer. In:
Lozan JJ. Rachor E, Reise K, v. Westernhagen H, Lenz W (Eds) Warnsignalc aus dem Wattenmeer. Blackwell Berlin, pp 90-100
Rhoads DC, McCall PL Yingst .IY (1978) Disturbance and production on the estuarine scafloor.
Am J Sci 66: 577-586
Rieper M. (1982) Feeding preferences of marine harpacticoid copepods for various species of
bacteria. Mar Ecol Prog Ser 7: 303-307
Santos SL Simon .IL (1980) Marine soft-bottom community establishment following annual
defaunation: larval or adult recruitment 7 Mar Ecol Prog Ser 2: 235-241
Savidge WB, Taghon GL (1988) Passive and active components of colonization following two
types of disturhance on intertidal sandflat. J Exp Mar Bioi Ecol 115: 137-155
Sherman KM, Coull BC (1980) The response of meiofauna to sediment disturbance. J Exp Mar
Bioi Ecol 46: 59-71
Simon .IL, Dauer DM (1977) Reestablishment of a benthic community following natural defaunation. In: Coull BC (Ed) Ecology of marine benthos. Belle W. Baruch Library in Marine
Science, No.6. Columhia University of South Carolina Press, pp 139-154
Smith CR, Brumsickle SJ (1989) The effects of patch size and substrate isolation on colonization modes and rates in an Intertidal sediment. Limnol Oceanogr 34 (7), pp 1263-1277
Thiermann F, Niemeyer A-S, Giere 0 (1996) Variations in the sulphide regime and the distrihution of macrofauna in an intertidal flat in the North Sea. Helgolander Meeresunters 50:
R7--104
Thistle D (1981) Natural physical disturbances and communites of marine soft bottoms. Mar
Ecol Prog Ser 6: 223-228
Thrush SF, Whitlatch RB, Pridmore RD, Hewitt JE, Cummings V.I, Wilkinson MR (1996)
Scale-dependent recolonization: The role of sediment stability in a dynamic sandf1at habitat.
Ecology 77 (8): 2472-2487
Whitlatch RB, Lohrcr AM. Thrush SF, Pridmore RD, Hewitt JE, Cummings V.I, Zajac RN
(1998) Scale-dependent benthic recolonization dynamics: life-stage-based dispersal and
demographic consequences. Hydrohiologia 375/376: 217-226
Zajac RN, Whitlatch RB (1982a) Responses of Estuarine Infauna to Disturbance. L Spatial and
Temporal Variation of Initial Recolonization. Mar Ecol Prog Scr 10: 1-·-14
Zajac RN, Whitlatch RB ( 1982h) Responses of Estuarine Infauna to Disturhance. ". Spatial and
Temporal Variation of Succession. Mar Ecol Prog Ser 10: 15-27
Zajac RN, Whitlatch RB (19R4) A hierarchical approach to modelling soft-hottom successional
dynamics. In: Gibhs PE (Eel) Proceedings of the 19th EMBS 1984. Cambridge University
Press. pp 265-276
6 Recolonll.atH)f] of Tidal Flats After Disturbance
Lee JJ, TielJen JH, Mastropaolo C, Rubin H (1977) Food quality and the heterogeneous spatial
distribution of meiofauna. Helgolander wiss Meeresunters 30: 272-282
McCall PC ( 1977) Community patterns and adaptive strategies of the infaunal benthos of Long
Island Sound. J Mar Res 35: 221-266
Palmer MA (1988) Dispersal of marine meiofauna: a review and conceptual model explaining
passive transport and active emergence with implications for recruitment. Mar Ecol Prog
Ser 48: 8 1-91
Palmer MA, Brandl, RR (1981) Tidal variation in sediment densities of marine benthic copepods. Mar Ecol Prog Ser 4: 207-212
Pearson TH, Rosenberg R (1978) Macrobenthic succession in relation to organic enrichment
and pollution of the marine environment. Oceanogr Mar Bioi Ann Rev 16: 229-311
Probert PK (1984) Disturbance, sediment stability, and trophic structure of soft-bottom communities. J Mar Res 42: 893-921
Reise K (1992) Grazing on sediment shores. In: Plant-Animal Interactions in the Marine Benthos. DM John, SJ Hawkins & JH Price (Eds). Systematics Association Special Volume No
46, Clarendon Press, Oxford: 133-145
Reise K, Kolbe K, de Jonge V (1994) Makroalgen und Seegrasbestande im Wattenmeer. In:
Lozan JJ. Rachor E, Reise K, v. Westernhagen H, Lenz W (Eds) Warnsignalc aus dem Wattenmeer. Blackwell Berlin, pp 90-100
Rhoads DC, McCall PL Yingst .IY (1978) Disturbance and production on the estuarine scafloor.
Am J Sci 66: 577-586
Rieper M. (1982) Feeding preferences of marine harpacticoid copepods for various species of
bacteria. Mar Ecol Prog Ser 7: 303-307
Santos SL Simon .IL (1980) Marine soft-bottom community establishment following annual
defaunation: larval or adult recruitment 7 Mar Ecol Prog Ser 2: 235-241
Savidge WB, Taghon GL (1988) Passive and active components of colonization following two
types of disturhance on intertidal sandflat. J Exp Mar Bioi Ecol 115: 137-155
Sherman KM, Coull BC (1980) The response of meiofauna to sediment disturbance. J Exp Mar
Bioi Ecol 46: 59-71
Simon .IL, Dauer DM (1977) Reestablishment of a benthic community following natural defaunation. In: Coull BC (Ed) Ecology of marine benthos. Belle W. Baruch Library in Marine
Science, No.6. Columhia University of South Carolina Press, pp 139-154
Smith CR, Brumsickle SJ (1989) The effects of patch size and substrate isolation on colonization modes and rates in an Intertidal sediment. Limnol Oceanogr 34 (7), pp 1263-1277
Thiermann F, Niemeyer A-S, Giere 0 (1996) Variations in the sulphide regime and the distrihution of macrofauna in an intertidal flat in the North Sea. Helgolander Meeresunters 50:
R7--104
Thistle D (1981) Natural physical disturbances and communites of marine soft bottoms. Mar
Ecol Prog Ser 6: 223-228
Thrush SF, Whitlatch RB, Pridmore RD, Hewitt JE, Cummings V.I, Wilkinson MR (1996)
Scale-dependent recolonization: The role of sediment stability in a dynamic sandf1at habitat.
Ecology 77 (8): 2472-2487
Whitlatch RB, Lohrcr AM. Thrush SF, Pridmore RD, Hewitt JE, Cummings V.I, Zajac RN
(1998) Scale-dependent benthic recolonization dynamics: life-stage-based dispersal and
demographic consequences. Hydrohiologia 375/376: 217-226
Zajac RN, Whitlatch RB (1982a) Responses of Estuarine Infauna to Disturbance. L Spatial and
Temporal Variation of Initial Recolonization. Mar Ecol Prog Scr 10: 1-·-14
Zajac RN, Whitlatch RB ( 1982h) Responses of Estuarine Infauna to Disturhance. ". Spatial and
Temporal Variation of Succession. Mar Ecol Prog Ser 10: 15-27
Zajac RN, Whitlatch RB (19R4) A hierarchical approach to modelling soft-hottom successional
dynamics. In: Gibhs PE (Eel) Proceedings of the 19th EMBS 1984. Cambridge University
Press. pp 265-276