A Thiobios Does Exist ‐ Gnathostomulid Domination of the Canyon Community at the East Flower Garden Brine Seep

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1969 • 574 citations

EVOLUTIONARY AND ECOLOGIC SIGNIFICANCE OF OXYGEN‐DEFICIENT MARINE BASINS

1971 • 567 citations

The sulfide system: a new biotic community underneath the oxidized layer of marine sand bottoms

1970 • 531 citations

ECOLOGY OF MARINE MEIOBENTHOS

1969 • 403 citations

Distribution of oxygen in marine sediments measured with microelectrodes1

1980 • 393 citations

On the importance of marine meiofauna for benthos communities

1971 • 326 citations

Oxygen in the Sea Bottom Measured with a Microelectrode

1980 • 305 citations

A comparison of oxygen, nitrate, and sulfate respiration in coastal marine sediments

1979 • 300 citations

Solar Lake (Sinai). 4. Stromatolitic cyanobacterial mats1

1977 • 274 citations

Oxygenation of hydrogen sulfide in seawater at constant salinity, temperature and pH

1969 • 221 citations

BIOGEOCHEMISTRY OF TUBE-DWELLINGS: A STUDY OF THE SEDENTARY POLYCHAETE AMPHITRITE ORNATA (LEIDY).

1978 • 218 citations

Solar Lake (Sinai). 2. Distribution of photosynthetic microorganisms and primary production1

1977 • 182 citations

Kinetics of oxygenation of reduced sulfur species in aqueous solution

1977 • 180 citations

Oxygen-Collagen Priority and the Early Metazoan Fossil Record

1970 • 180 citations

Carbon-13 Depletion in a Hydrothermal Vent Mussel: Suggestion of a Chemosynthetic Food Source

1979 • 174 citations

Distribution of colorless sulfur bacteria (Beggiatoa spp.) in a coastal marine sediment

1977 • 154 citations

A meiofaunal ?thiobios? limited to the anaerobic sulfide system of marine sand does not exist

1979 • 150 citations

Gnathostomulida from America

1969 • 148 citations

Facultative Anaerobiosis in the Invertebrates: Pathways and Control Systems

1971 • 134 citations

An ecophysiological study of some meiofauna species inhabiting a sandy beach at Bermuda

1974 • 114 citations

Adaptations to sulfide in the meiofauna of the sulfide system. I. 35S-sulfide accumulation and the presence of a sulfide detoxification system

1979 • 77 citations

Anaerobiosis, Meiofauna and Early Metazoan Evolution

1975 • 76 citations

Respiration and anaerobiosis of free living nematodes from marine and limnic sediments

1973 • 68 citations

The infaunal benthos of a natural oil seep in the Santa Barbara channel

1979 • 67 citations

Adaptations to Sulfide in Sulfide-System Meiofauna. Endproducts of Sulfide Detoxification in Three Turbellarians and a Gastrotrich

1980 • 64 citations

Facultative anaerobiosis in molluscs.

1976 • 50 citations

Chemical aspects of a brine pool at the East Flower Garden bank, northwestern Gulf of Mexico1

1979 • 49 citations

Determination of Fauna Boundaries of Nematodes in an Intertidal Sand Flat

1972 • 42 citations

Resin embedments of quantitative meiofauna samples for ecological and structural studies ? Description and application

1978 • 39 citations

Solenofilomorphidae (Acoela), Major Component of a New Turbellarian Association in the Sulfide System

1976 • 34 citations

Respiration rates of two species of Gnathostomulids

1973 • 32 citations

The Evolution of Oxygen As a Biosynthetic Reagent

1965 • 30 citations

Return to oases of the deep

1979 • 28 citations

Photosynthetic Sulfide Oxidation in Marine Sediments

1975 • 27 citations

Semaeognathia, a New Genus of Gnathostomulida from the North American Coast

1970 • 27 citations

On Labidognathia longicollis, nov. gen., nov. spec., from the West Atlantic Coast (Gnathostomulida)

1970 • 25 citations

A Brine Seep at the East Flower Garden Bank, Northwestern Gulf of Mexico

1980 • 16 citations

The Meiofauna Species in Time and Space

1978 • 9 citations

Chapter 10 Environmental Effects of a Natural Brine Seep at the East Flower Garden Bank, Northwestern Gulf of Mexico

1980 • 3 citations

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