A marine science odyssey into the 21st century Sci. Mar. 65(Suppl.2): 2001

FOREWORD

Foreword J.M. Gili, J.L. Pretus and T.T. Packard Sci. Mar. 65(Suppl.2) : 1-4

RESEARCH ARTICLES

Emergence in pelagic communities C.S. Reynolds Sci. Mar. 65(Suppl.2) : 5-30

Caught in the food web: complexity made simple? Lawrence R. Pomeroy Sci. Mar. 65(Suppl.2) : 31-40

Marine diversity: the paradigms in patterns of species richness examined John S. Gray Sci. Mar. 65(Suppl.2) : 41-56

Formation and fate of marine snow: small-scale processes with large- scale implications Thomas Kiřrboe Sci. Mar. 65(Suppl.2) : 57-71

Conversaciones con Ramón: big questions for the millennium Frank B. Golley Sci. Mar. 65(Suppl.2) : 73-84

The oceanic fixed nitrogen and nitrous oxide budgets: Moving targets as we enter the anthropocene? L.A. Codispoti, J.A. Brandes, J.P. Christensen, A.H. Devol, S.W.A. Naqvi, H.W. Paerl and T. Yoshinari Sci. Mar. 65(Suppl.2) : 85-105

Marine benthic faunal successional stages and related sedimentary activity Rutger Rosenberg Sci. Mar. 65(Suppl.2) : 107-119

Delivery and fate of fluvial water and sediment to the sea: a marine geologist's view of European rivers John D. Milliman Sci. Mar. 65(Suppl.2) : 121-132

Gaia and the Mediterranean Sea Kenneth J. Hsü Sci. Mar. 65(Suppl.2) : 133-140

Sources and fates of silicon in the ocean: the role of diatoms in the climate and glacial cycles R.C. Dugdale and F.P. Wilkerson Sci. Mar. 65(Suppl.2) : 141-152

Phytoplanktonic biomass synthesis: application to deviations from Redfield stoichiometry Fernando Fraga Sci. Mar. 65(Suppl.2) : 153-169

Community assembly and the emergence of ecosystem pattern Simon A. Levin, Jonathan Dushoff and Juan E. Keymer Sci. Mar. 65(Suppl.2) : 171-179

Landscape challenges to ecosystem thinking: Creative flood and drought in the American Southwest Stuart G. Fisher, Jill Welter, John Schade and Julia Henry Sci. Mar. 65(Suppl.2) : 181-192

Spirals on the sea Walter Munk Sci. Mar. 65(Suppl.2) : 193-198

Natural History: the sense of wonder, creativity and progress in ecology Paul K. Dayton and Enric Sala Sci. Mar. 65(Suppl.2) : 199-206

The top layers of water bodies, a most important although relatively neglected piece of the biosphere plumbing Ramón Margalef Sci. Mar. 65(Suppl.2) : 207-213

Following up on a Margalevian concept: Interactions and exchanges among adjacent parcels of coastal landscapes I. Valiela, J.L. Bowen, M.L. Cole, K.D. Kroeger, D. Lawrence, W.J. Pabich, G. Tomasky and S. Mazzilli Sci. Mar. 65(Suppl.2) : 215-229

Thermohaline feedback loops and Natural Capital Tom Sawyer Hopkins Sci. Mar. 65(Suppl.2) : 231-256

The sedimentary record of dinoflagellate cysts: looking back into the future of phytoplankton blooms Barrie Dale Sci. Mar. 65(Suppl.2) : 257-272

Unnatural Oceans J.B.C. Jackson and E. Sala Sci. Mar. 65(Suppl.2) : 273-281

A case for tolerance in marine ecology: let us not put out the baby with the bathwater W.E. Arntz and J.M. Gili Sci. Mar. 65(Suppl.2) : 283-299

INDEX

Subject index, Author index - Sci. Mar. 65(Suppl.2) : 301-326