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Poul S. Larsen and Hans Ulrik Riisgård
Filter-feeding invertebrates are found in almost all of the animal classes that are represented in the sea, where they are the necessary links between suspended food particles (phytoplankton and free-living bacteria) and the higher trophic levels in the ...
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Hans Ulrik Riisgård and Poul S. Larsen
Demosponges are modular filter-feeding organisms that are made up of aquiferous units or modules with one osculum per module. Such modules may grow to reach a maximal size. Various demosponge species show a high degree of morphological complexity, which ...
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Hans Ulrik Riisgård and Poul S. Larsen
Sponges are one of the earliest-evolved and simplest groups of animals, but they share basic characteristics with more advanced and later-evolved filter-feeding invertebrates, such as mussels. Sponges are abundant in many coastal regions where they filte...
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Poul S. Larsen and Hans Ulrik Riisgård
Filter-feeding sponges pump large amounts of water and contribute significantly to grazing impact, matter transport and nutrient cycling in many marine benthic communities. For ecological studies it is therefore of interest to be able to estimate the pum...
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Poul S. Larsen and Hans Ulrik Riisgård
A recently developed BioEnergetic Growth (BEG) model for blue mussels (Mytilus edulis), valid for juvenile mussels, has been further developed to an ?extended model? and an alternative ?ad hoc BEG model? valid for post-metamorphic mussels, where the latt...
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Poul Larsen, Jeppe L. Nielsen, Tore C. Svendsen, Per H. Nielsen
Pág. 2814 - 2826
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Fernando Morgan-Sagastume, Poul Larsen, Jeppe Lund Nielsen, Per Halkjær Nielsen
Pág. 843 - 854
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