Jellyfish Blooms: Ecological and Societal Importance (Developments in Hydrobiology #155)

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Jellyfish and Human Enterprise: Fisheries and Tourism. Medical aspects; Burnett. Jellyfish as food; Hsieh, et al. Jellyfish fisheries; Omori, Nakano. Interactions with fish; Purcell, Arai. Feeding on salps by anchovies; Mianzan. Jellyfish and Changing Ecosystems. Blooms in response to changing ocean conditions; Mills. Eutrophication; Arai. Polyp survival and development in low DO; Condon, et al. Jellyfish increases in GOM; Graham. Blooms of Mnemiopsis in relation to temperature; Sullivan, et al. The impact of El Nino on mesopelagic hydromedusae; Raskoff. Jellyfish swarms (Mastigias) and El Nino; Dawson, et al. Comparison of Mnemiopsis in native and non-native habitats; Purcell, et al. Chemical composition, respiration and feeding of Beroe in Black Sea; Finenko, et al. Beroe in Black Sea; Shiganova, et al. Physical/Hydrodynamic Interactions with Jellyfish. Interactions with physical features - solicited review; Pages, et al. Modeling relative to circulation; Johnson, Perry. Flow and prey capture by Phyllorhiza punctata; D'Ambra, et al. Jellyfish Reproduction and Population Biology. Reproduction and life history strategies of Aurelia - solicited review; Lucas. Ephyrae production of Aurelia; Watanabe, Ishii. Molecular phylogenetics of Aurelia; Dawson, Martin. General Ecology of Jellyfish. Chrysaora and Aequorea in Benguela; Sparks, Gibbons. Ciliary structures in food groves of Mnemiopsis; Moss, et al. Protistan epibionts of Mnemiopsis; Moss, et al. Parasites; Martorelli. Food and impact of Aurelia on zooplankton; Ishii, Tanaka. Periphylla; Youngbluth, Bamstedt.