Curac¸ao / Berau / Kalimantan / Curac¸ ao / Texel / East-Kalimantan / Willemstad / /
Company
Millipore / Pearson / Merck / Limnology and Oceanography Inc. / /
Country
Barbados / Netherlands / Indonesia / Bermuda / Jordan / United States / Australia / Madagascar / Netherlands Antilles / / /
Facility
Caribbean Marine Biology Institute / Garret et al. / University of Miami / Australian Institute of Marine Science / station Buoy / Royal Netherlands Institute / /
IndustryTerm
coral reef food webs / transportation / potential food source / benthic food web / benthic food chains / important carrier / important food source / food / energy / Marine plankton food chains / coral cement top layer / chemical composition / energy carrier / steel skeleton / food source / heterogenic / energy budgets / energy budget / littoral marine food webs / /
NaturalFeature
Atlantic ocean / Southern ocean / Reef Symp / Red Sea / SW coast / Caribbean Sea / Great Barrier Reef / Gulf of Aqaba / Pacific ocean / Snake Bay / Lake Baikal / /
Organization
Caribbean Research & Management of Biodiversity / CARMABI Foundation / American Society of Limnology and Oceanography / Caribbean Marine Biology Institute / University of Miami / Univ. of Amsterdam / Australian Institute of Marine Science / Department of Biological Oceanography / Royal Netherlands Institute for Sea Research / /
Person
Carlos Winterdaal / D. J. HUGHES / Van Duyl / I. MORRIS / Corina Brussaard / Cf / Nat / Linear Models / Coral Garden Coral / Anna Noordeloos / M. SAVARESE / V / Anna de Kluijver / Anthony Larkum / Eric Epping / Brian Leysner / Coral Garden / C. VAN DUYL / E. FRIBERG / Schroeder / Coral Reefs / Gerhard Herndl / Santiago Gonzalez / Brock / /
Position
rt / General / Corresponding author / R. N. / model / N. S. FISHER / AND J. J. COLE / /
de Goeij, Jasper M., and Fleur C. van Duyl. Coral cavities are sinks of dissolved organic carbon (DOC). Limnol. Oceanogr., 52(6), 2007, 2608–2617