The Biology of dinoflagellates
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The Biology of dinoflagellates
(Botanical monographs, v. 21)
Blackwell Scientific, 1987
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Hokkaido University, Library, Graduate School of Science, Faculty of Science and School of Science研究室
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Includes bibliographies and indexes
Description and Table of Contents
Description
An international team of authorities has contributed to this volume on the general biology of this group of flagellated protists. Comprehensive in coverage, the book includes subjects of special interest and many topics which have either never, or not recently, been reviewed. Although the emphasis is on living forms there is an extensive review of the main features of the fossil record, linked by a chapter on cyst formation. The book should undoubtedly become the definitive reference source on this fascinating group of algae.
Table of Contents
- General group characteristics: special features of interest: short history of dinoflagellate study
- Dinoflagellate morphology
- Dinoflagellate ultrastructure and complex organelles
- Biochemistry of the dinoflagellate nucleus
- Photosynthetic physiology of dinoflagellates
- Heterotrophic nutrition
- Bioluminescence and circadian rhythms
- Dinoflagellate toxins
- Dinoflagellate sterols
- Behaviour in dinoflagellates
- Ecology of dinoflagellates
- Dinoflagellates in non-parasitic symbioses
- Parasitic dinoflagellates
- Dinoflagellate reproduction
- Dinoflagellate cysts in ancient and modern sediments. Appendix: Taxonomy and classification
by "Nielsen BookData"