Many phytoplankton species, including many harmful algal bloom (HAB) species, survive
long periods between blooms through formation of benthic resting stages. Because they are …

We explore a novel approach towards quantification of paleo-ecological signals from non-
analogue microfossil assemblages by quantifying relations between assemblages and high …

It has been 40 years since the first recorded toxic bloom of Pyrodinium bahamense occurred
in Papua New Guinea in 1972. Subsequently this species has increased in importance as a …

A brief (~ 150 kyr) period of widespread global average surface warming marks the
transition between the Paleocene and Eocene epochs,~ 56 million years ago. This so …

The spatial distribution of dinoflagellate cysts in the surface sediment of Sishili Bay, Yellow
Sea, China, was studied, with the purpose of understanding the impact from nutrient …

To determine the relationship between region specific dinoflagellate cyst distribution in the
Po-river discharge area and oceanic environmental conditions, surface sediments of 48 …

Life cycle-based adaptations are integral to the ecology of most organisms. For the toxic
microalgal species Pyrodinium bahamense, Alexandrium fundyense, Pseudo-nitzschia spp …

A 5‐year sediment trap survey in the upwelling area off Cape Blanc (NW Africa) provides
information on the seasonal and annual resting cyst production of dinoflagellates, their …

Phytoplankton frequently blooms in estuaries and coastal seas. Numerous dynamic
processes affect these regions, generating complex hydrodynamics that induce intense …

The present study aimed to document dinocyst ecological preferences in Ambon Bay,
Eastern Indonesia, and to investigate if the bay sediments serve as a seedbank for toxic …