abalones, –, algae and, catch restrictions on, coastal populations, decline of, , , , cold-water species, distribution and biology, – growth, heat tolerance, life cycle, – otters, as prey for, overfishing of, – reproduction, settlement site, shell, , transplantation efforts, tropical species, abduction, abiotic control, abrasion, absorbance, , – acceleration of an object, law of, acceleration reaction, acoelomate condition, acorn worms (enteropneusta), Acoustic Doppler Current Profilers (ADCPs), Acrosiphonia arcta (green alga), added mass force, –, adenosine triphosphate (ATP), adhesion, – algae, barnacles, , , capillary, cementation, – de-adhesive materials, defined, echinoderms, , , gluing, basic principles of, – diversity, , effects of limpets on, , – evaporative area, life cycles, – macroalgae, , , , , , , – marine iguanas and, origins and evolution of, Palmaria palonata, –, pressed, reproduction, settlement, effects of biofilms on, succession, , tidal rhythms influencing, uses and products, water loss, responses to, algal biogeography, – biogeography, defined, geological contribution, – glaciations and, – human impacts on, North Pacific–North Atlantic exchange, seaweed distribution, general patterns of, – temperature contribution, algal blooms, – brown tides, cyanobacterial blooms, defined, fall turnover, harmful, – ice edge, impact of on environment and economy, origins of, physically forced, red tides, , , spring diatom blooms, – stages, – upwelling and, larvae attachment, limpets, , low- vs. high-energy surfaces, marine mechanisms for, – molluscs, mussels, –, , presence of water and, , sea urchins, snails, , suction, , wetting, adhesive strength, advective fog, aerial temperature, –, agarose, Agassiz, Alexander, Agassiz, Louis, air, – atmospheric composition, historical variation in, – intermittent exposure to, effects of, oxygen composition of, physical properties of, – relative density, and seawater compared, – alcids, algae, – adhesion, anatomy, articulated coralline, , –, beach cleanup efforts, biofilms, in settlement of, calcification in, calcified, – carotenoids in, cellulose, cultural value and indigenous uses, – defense against herbivory, defined, – 687 687 INDEX 688 I N D E X algal color, – evolutionary diversity, – functional anatomy, interpreting, – major groupings, – reasons for, , – algal crusts, – defenses against herbivores, desiccation, disturbance, – favorable environments for, – growth, lichens, , life histories, – recognizing, – reproduction, – variation, – algal economics, – algal uses and products, cultivation and harvesting, – cultural value and indigenous uses, – ecosystem services, tourism, aesthetic and economic value, – algal extracts, algal life cycles, – ecological implications, reproduction, types of, – algal ridges, , algal turfs, –, coral reefs, defined, herbivory and, – intertidal, subtidal, trophic importance of, temperate, tropical, – alginates, Allee, W. C., ameiotic parthenogenesis, American black bears, American mink, amino acid ,-dihydroxyphenylalanine (DOPA), ammonium, amnesic shellfish poisoning (ASP), amphidromic point, amphipods, – environmental physiology, food habits, – life cycles, reproduction, taxonomy and morphology, amplification, defined, amplifiers, – Anderson School of Natural History, anemones. See sea anemones Animal Aggregation: A Study in General Sociology, anoxia, , anisogamy, , anthropogenic disturbance, anthropogenic ecosystem changes, –. See also human impacts apomixis, apparent competition, – applied ecology, aquaria, public, – artificial substrates, biological environment, recreating, – cost of admission to, exhibit lighting, life support systems, live touch experiences, – physical environment, recreating, reproductive programs, rocky-shore exhibits, creating, role of in minimizing human impacts, temperature, visitor experience, – water motion, aqueous solubility, Archaea, Archimedes’ principle, Arctic foxes, , areas of high disturbance, defined, Aristotle’s lantern, , , , Arrhenius, Svante, arthropodins, arthropods, – Chelicerata, classification of, Crustacea, Hexapoda, key characteristics of, molting, – Myriapoda, Pycnogonids, reproduction, – sclerotization, tidepool crustaceans, – articulated coralline algae, , –, artificial reefs, artificial tagging, – ascidians. See tunicates asexual reproduction, , – budding, , fragmentation, , , , vegetative reproduction, associational defenses, , astropods, atmospheric composition, historical variation in, – atmospheric pressure, avascular circulatory system, average flow speed, backscatter sensors, Bacteria, Bakan Upwelling Index, Baker, Katherine Drew, barnacles, , –, adhesion by, , , defenses against, growth, – interactions, – life cycle, – limpets, presence of, parasitic (rhizocephalans), – reproduction, , research, new directions in, settlement cues, Bartholomew, George, bathymetric upwelling, beaches, – cleanup efforts, defined, erosion of, human impacts on, , nourishment, sand beach shape and movement of, – formation and sources of, – slope differences, – Beaufort wind speed scale, , bêche-de-mer, benthic-pelagic coupling (BPC), – defined, ecological importance of, internal waves, – Langmuir circulation, sedimentation, upwelling, – Bernoulli’s principle, Bertness, Mark, Between Pacific Tides, , , biodiversity as biological insurance, , complementarity, consumers and, defined, – ecosystems, importance for, effects of on ecosystem structure and function, exotic species, invasion of, – facilitation, , global patterns of, – intertidal cultivation and harvesting, effects of, – latitudinal gradients, primary causes of, – Cenzoic radiation hypothesis, evolutionary speed hypothesis of, niche–assembly hypothesis, – species–energy hypothesis, temperature and diversity, – maintenance of, – competition for limited resources, species approach to, – disturbance and, facilitation and, postsettlement factors, – predation in, – scale of observation, increasing, – species diversity within dispersal distance, supply of individuals, measurement of, –, – redundancy, , sampling effect, scale dependent patterns of, seaweeds and seagrass, –, – sessile invertebrates, – significance of, – sustainable food uses and, – [3.17.28.48] Project MUSE (2024-04-23 23:24 GMT) I N D E X 689 bioeroders, bioerosion, biofilms, – and bryozoan...