Volume 41, issue 3, September 1987

13 articles in this issue

Preface

Authors
- K. Lüning
- Content type: Third Seaweed Biogeography Workshop
- Pages: 233 - 233
A critique of traditional approaches to seaweed distribution in light of the development of vicariance biogeography

Authors
- David Garbary
- Content type: Third Seaweed Biogeography Workshop
- Pages: 235 - 244
Possible sister groups and phylogenetic relationships among selected North Pacific and North Atlantic Rhodophyta

Authors
- Sandra C. Lindstrom
- Content type: Third Seaweed Biogeography Workshop
- Pages: 245 - 260
The possible significance of long-range dispersal for the biogeography of seaweeds

Authors
- C. van den Hoek
- Content type: Third Seaweed Biogeography Workshop
- Pages: 261 - 272
Biogeography of the benthic marine algae of the North Atlantic Ocean—an overview

Authors
- G. Robin South
- Content type: Third Seaweed Biogeography Workshop
- Pages: 273 - 282
Biosystematics, genetics and upper temperature tolerance ofGigartina teedii (Rhodophyta) from the Atlantic and Mediterranean

Authors
- M. D. Guiry
- G. Tripodi
- K. Lüning
- Content type: Third Seaweed Biogeography Workshop
- Pages: 283 - 295
Upper temperature tolerance of North Atlantic and North Pacific geographical isolates ofChondrus species (Rhodophyta)

Authors
- K. Lüning
- M. D. Guiry
- M. Masuda
- Content type: Third Seaweed Biogeography Workshop
- Pages: 297 - 306
Temperature tolerance and daylength effects in isolates ofScytosiphon lomentaria (Phaeophyceae) of the North Atlantic and Pacific Ocean

Authors
- Inka tom Dieck
- Content type: Third Seaweed Biogeography Workshop
- Pages: 307 - 321
Lethal exposure times and preconditioning to upper temperature limits of some temperate North Atlantic red algae

Authors
- C. Yarish
- H. Kirkman
- K. Lüning
- Content type: Third Seaweed Biogeography Workshop
- Pages: 323 - 327
Temperature responses of tropical to warm temperateCladophora species in relation to their distribution in the North Atlantic Ocean

Authors (first, second and last of 4)
- M. L. Cambridge
- A. M. Breeman
- C. van den Hoek
- Content type: Third Seaweed Biogeography Workshop
- Pages: 329 - 354
Photoperiod and temperature as triggers in the seasonality ofDelesseria sanguinea

Authors
- Joanna M. Kain (Jones)
- Content type: Third Seaweed Biogeography Workshop
- Pages: 355 - 370
Spatial and environmental components of evolutionary change: interactive effects of salinity and temperature onFucus vesiculosus as an example

Authors
- G. Russell
- Content type: Third Seaweed Biogeography Workshop
- Pages: 371 - 376
scDNA-DNA hybridization studies in Pacific and Caribbean isolates ofDictyosphaeria cavernosa (Chlorophyta) indicate a long divergence

Authors (first, second and last of 4)
- J. L. Olsen
- W. T. Stam
- C. van den Hoek
- Content type: Third Seaweed Biogeography Workshop
- Pages: 377 - 383

Volume 41, issue 3, September 1987

Preface

A critique of traditional approaches to seaweed distribution in light of the development of vicariance biogeography

Possible sister groups and phylogenetic relationships among selected North Pacific and North Atlantic Rhodophyta

The possible significance of long-range dispersal for the biogeography of seaweeds

Biogeography of the benthic marine algae of the North Atlantic Ocean—an overview

Biosystematics, genetics and upper temperature tolerance ofGigartina teedii (Rhodophyta) from the Atlantic and Mediterranean

Upper temperature tolerance of North Atlantic and North Pacific geographical isolates ofChondrus species (Rhodophyta)

Temperature tolerance and daylength effects in isolates ofScytosiphon lomentaria (Phaeophyceae) of the North Atlantic and Pacific Ocean

Lethal exposure times and preconditioning to upper temperature limits of some temperate North Atlantic red algae

Temperature responses of tropical to warm temperateCladophora species in relation to their distribution in the North Atlantic Ocean

Photoperiod and temperature as triggers in the seasonality ofDelesseria sanguinea

Spatial and environmental components of evolutionary change: interactive effects of salinity and temperature onFucus vesiculosus as an example

scDNA-DNA hybridization studies in Pacific and Caribbean isolates ofDictyosphaeria cavernosa (Chlorophyta) indicate a long divergence

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