Phased cell division, specific division rates and other biological observations of Dinophysis populations in sub-surface layers off the south coast of Ireland
Authors:
- Hazel FarrellHFHazel Farrell
- Lourdes Velo-SuarezLVLourdes Velo-Suarez
- Beatriz RegueraBRBeatriz Reguera
- Robin RaineRRRobin Raine
- 1 March 2014
- journal article
- Published by Elsevier in Deep Sea Research Part II: Topical Studies in Oceanography
- Vol. 101, 249-254
Abstract
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Funding Information
- Marine Institute (RV/ST/07/02, RV/ST/09/18)
- HABIT (EC 6FP, GOCE-CT-2005–003932)
- ASIMUTH (EC 7FP)
- Marie Curie Fellowship
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