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Planktonic biodiversity: Scaling up and down
W. Charles Kerfoot, coordinating editor
James E. Elser, Gary G. Middelbach, and Nelson G. Hairston, Jr., editors
William Lewis, ASLO past president, encouraged this effort. Bob Sterner originally organized the stoichiometry session. The L&O Editor in Chief Everett Fee continually cracked the whip, urging us on, and the ASLO Journals Manager Lucille Doucette labored over the nuances of individual contributions.
The publication of this Special Issue of L&O and the antecedent conference Planktonic Biodiversity: Scaling Up And Down that was held at the University of Michigan in 2002 were funded in large part by NSF grant DEB0083731. The Lake Superior Ecosystem Research Center, Michigan Technological University, the NOAA/University of Michigan Cooperative Institute for Limnology and Ecosystems Research (CILER), and Michigan Sea Grant provided additional support for the conference.
This volume is dedicated to Thomas Frost, former Director of the University of Wisconsin's Trout Lake Station, and one of the original co-principle investigators on the NSF grant. Shortly after that grant was awarded, while on vacation along the shoreline of Lake Superior, Tom drowned while saving his son's life in a swimming accident. Biodiversity was one of Tom's enduring passions. We hope that he would have been proud of this Special Issue of L&O.
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- Kerfoot, W. Charles, Gary G. Mittelbach, Nelson G. Hairston, Jr., and James J. Elser
- Planktonic biodiversity: Scaling up and down
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| Biodiversity, metacommunities, and the landscape |
- Havel, John E., and Jonathan B. Shurin
- Mechanisms, effects, and scales of dispersal in freshwater zooplankton
| 1229-1238
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- McNaught, A. Scott, Richard L. Kiesling, and Anas Ghadouani
- Changes to zooplankton community structure following colonization of a small lake by Leptodora kindti
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- O'Brien, W. John, Michael Barfield, Neil D. Bettez, Gretchen M. Gettel, Anne E. Hershey, Michael E. McDonald, Michael C. Miller, Howard Mooers, John Pastor, Carl Richards, and Jeff Schuldt
- Physical, chemical, and biotic impacts on arctic zooplankton communities and diversity
| 1250-1261
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- Idrisi, Nasseer, M. Josefina Olascoaga, Zulema Garraffo, Donald B. Olson, and Sharon L. Smith
- Mechanisms for emergence from diapause of Calanoides carinatus in the Somali Current
| 1262-1268
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- Norberg, Jon
- Biodiversity and ecosystem functioning: A complex adaptive systems approach
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- Leibold, Mathew A., and Jon Norberg
- Biodiversity in metacommunities: Plankton as complex adaptive systems?
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- Rusak, James A., Peter R. Leavitt, Suzanne McGowan, Gemai Chen, Olaf Olson, Sybille Wunsam, and Brian F. Cumming
- Millennial-scale relationships of diatom species richness and production in two prairie lakes
| 1290-1299
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| Pelagic-benthic coupling, resurrection ecology, and egg banks |
- Kerfoot, W. Charles, and Lawrence J. Weider
- Experimental paleoecology (resurrection ecology): Chasing Van Valen's Red Queen hypothesis
| 1300-1316
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- Jarnagin, S. Taylor, W. Charles Kerfoot, and Brandon K. Swan
- Zooplankton life cycles: Direct documentation of pelagic births and deaths relative to diapausing egg production
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- Cáceres, Carla E., and Alan J. Tessier
- To sink or swim: Variable diapause strategies among Daphnia species
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- Gilbert, John J., and Thomas Schröder
- Rotifers from diapausing, fertilized eggs: Unique features and emergence
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- Decaestecker, Ellen, Christophe Lefever, Luc De Meester, and Dieter Ebert
- Haunted by the past: Evidence for dormant stage banks of microparasites and epibionts of Daphnia
| 1355-1364
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- Kerfoot, W. Charles, Judy Wells Budd, Brian J. Eadie, Henry A. Vanderploeg, and Megan Agy
- Winter storms: Sequential sediment traps record Daphnia ephippial production, resuspension, and sediment interactions
| 1365-1381
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- Sarnelle, Orlando, and Roland A. Knapp
- Zooplankton recovery after fish removal: Limitations of the egg bank
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- Keller, Barbara, and Piet Spaak
- Nonrandom sexual reproduction and diapausing egg production in a Daphnia hybrid species complex
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| Ecological stoichiometry, food web interactions, and diversity |
- Wolinska, Justyna, Barbara Keller, Kerstin Bittner, Sandra Lass, and Piet Spaak
- Do parasites lower Daphnia hybrid fitness?
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- DeMott, William R., Jennifer R. Edington, and Alan J. Tessier
- Testing zooplankton food limitation across gradients of depth and productivity in small stratified lakes
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- Weider, Lawrence J., Karen L. Glenn, Marcia Kyle, and James J. Elser
- Associations among ribosomal (r)DNA intergenic spacer length, growth rate, and C:N:P stoichiometry in the genus Daphnia
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- Hulot, Florence D., and Jef Huisman
- Allelopathic interactions between phytoplankton species: The roles of heterotrophic bacteria and mixing intensity
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- Ptacnik, Robert, Ulrich Sommer, Thomas Hansen, and Volker Martens
- Effects of microzooplankton and mixotrophy in an experimental planktonic food web
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- Lehman, John T., Sally E. B. Abella, Arni H. Litt, and W. Thomas Edmondson
- Fingerprints of biocomplexity: Taxon-specific growth of phytoplankton in relation to environmental factors
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- Litchman, Elena, Christopher A. Klausmeier, and Peter Bossard
- Phytoplankton nutrient competition under dynamic light regimes
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- Klausmeier, Christopher A., Elena Litchman, and Simon A. Levin
- Phytoplankton growth and stoichiometry under multiple nutrient limitation
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