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Methods for the Study of Deep-Sea Sediments, Their Functoning and Biodversity

Edited by

Roberto Danovaro

CRC Press
Taylor & Francis Group

Contents
Foreword Premise Preface Conributors Introduction xi xiii xv xvii xix

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SECTION I
Chapter 1

Deep-Sea Environmental Variables


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Total Organic Matter and Water Contents, Grain Size, Bulk Density, Porosity, and Redox Potential of Sediments

Chapter 2

Total Organic Carbn, Total Nitrogen, and Organic Phosphorus in Marine Sediments ,

13

Chapter 3

Bioavailable Organic Matter: Total and Enzymatically Hydrolyzable Proteins, Carbohydrates, and Lipids

23

Chapter 4

Photosynthetic Pigment Concentrations in Marine Sediments

45

SECTION II

Food Supply of Organic Matter to the Deep-Sea Floor


55

Chapter 5

Fluxes of Labile Organic Matter to the Sea Floor

Chapter 6

Total Carbohydrate Flux from Sediment Trap Samples

59

Chapter 7

Total Protein Flux from Sediment Trap Samples

63

Chapter 8

Total Lipid Flux from Sediment Trap Samples

69

Chapter 9

Total DNA from Sediment Trap Samples

75

Chapter 10 Phytopigment Flux from Sediment Trap Samples

81

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SECTION III

Deep-Sea Benthic Life


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Chapter 11 Viral Abundance

Chapter 12 Prokaryotic Abundance

95

Chapter 13 Fluorescence In Situ Hybridization and Catalyzed Reprter Deposition for Benthic Prokaryote Assemblage Structure

107

Chapter 14 Prokaryotic Abundance by Real-Time PCR

121

Chapter 15 Abundance of Heterotrophic Benthic Protists

131

Chapter 16 Abundance of Benthic Foraminifera

141

Chapter 17 Abundance of Metazoan Meiofauna

149

Chapter 18 Macrofaunal Abundance

161

Chapter 19 Megafaunal Abundance

167

SECTION IV

Deep-Sea Benthic Diversity


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Chapter 20 Extraction and Purification of DNA from Marine Sediments Suitable for the Analysis of Prokaryotic Diversity

Chapter 21 Archaeal Diversity Analysis Using 16S rDNA T-RFLP (Termimil-Restriction Fragment Length Polymorphisms)

197

Chapter 22 Benthic Bacterial Diversity Based on Cloning and Sequencing of 16S rRNA Genes

209

Chapter 23 Benthic Bacterial Diversity Analysis Based on ARISA (Automated Ribosomal Intergenic Spacer Analysis)

223

Chapter 24 Meiofaunal Diversity

235

Contents Chapter 25 Macrofaunal and Megafaunal Diversity

ix 253

Chapter 26 Parameters for the Measurement of Marine Benthic Structural and Functional Diversity

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SECTION V

Deep-Sea Benthic Functioning


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Chapter 27 Deep-Sea Experiments and Manipulations

Chapter 28 Effect of Pressure on Enzymatic Activities, Viral Production, and Prokaryotic Heterotrophic Production

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Chapter 29 Organic Carbn Remineralization Rates in Marine Surface Sediments

291

Chapter 30 Degradation and Turnover of Organic Matter in Marine Sediments

297

Chapter 31 Extracellular DNA Extraction from Marine Sediments

303

Chapter 32 Degradation of Extracellular DNA in Marine Sediments

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Chapter 33 Viral Production in Marine Sediments

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Chapter 34 Determination of Living/Dead and Active/Dormant Bacteria! Fractions in Marine Sediments

323

Chapter 35 Prokaryotic Biomass in Marine Sediments

331

Chapter 36 Benthic Prokaryotic Heterotrophic Production Using the Leucine Incorporation Method

337

Chapter 37 Prokaryotic Chemoautotrophic Production in Marine Sediments

343

Chapter 38 Meiofaunal Biomass and Secondary Production

351

Chapter 39 Macrofaunal and Megafaunal Biomass and Biochemical Composition

369

Chapter 40 Protistan Grazing on Benthic Prokaryotes and Viruses

377

x Chapter 41 Meiobenthic Predation on Prokaryotes Chapter 42 Analysis of Benthic Food Webs and Benthic Trophodynamics

Contents 385 393

SECTION VI Suggested Readings for the Study of Deep-Sea Biodiversity and Ecosystem Functoning
Suggested Readings Index 405 417

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