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Differential effects of nutrient-limited primary production on primary, secondary or tertiary consumers
AM Malzahn, F Hantzsche, KL Schoo, M Boersma, N Aberle
Oecologia 162 (1), 35-48, 2010
1692010
Nutritional limitation travels up the food chain
M Boersma, N Aberle, FM Hantzsche, KL Schoo, KH Wiltshire, ...
International Review of Hydrobiology 93 (4‐5), 479-488, 2008
1682008
Temperature driven changes in the diet preference of omnivorous copepods: no more meat when it's hot?
M Boersma, KA Mathew, B Niehoff, KL Schoo, RM Franco‐Santos, ...
Ecology letters 19 (1), 45-53, 2016
1372016
Increased carbon dioxide availability alters phytoplankton stoichiometry and affects carbon cycling and growth of a marine planktonic herbivore
KL Schoo, AM Malzahn, E Krause, M Boersma
Marine biology 160 (8), 2145-2155, 2013
1092013
An enhanced ocean acidification observing network: from people to technology to data synthesis and information exchange
B Tilbrook, EB Jewett, MD DeGrandpre, JM Hernandez-Ayon, RA Feely, ...
Frontiers in Marine Science 6, 337, 2019
992019
Does the nutrient stoichiometry of primary producers affect the secondary consumer Pleurobrachia pileus?
KL Schoo, N Aberle, AM Malzahn, M Boersma
Aquatic Ecology 44 (1), 233-242, 2010
552010
Food quality affects secondary consumers even at low quantities: an experimental test with larval European lobster
KL Schoo, N Aberle, AM Malzahn, M Boersma
PLoS One 7 (3), e33550, 2012
522012
The microbiome of North Sea copepods
G Gerdts, P Brandt, K Kreisel, M Boersma, KL Schoo, A Wichels
Helgoland Marine Research 67 (4), 757-773, 2013
512013
The reaction of European lobster larvae (Homarus gammarus) to different quality food: effects of ontogenetic shifts and pre-feeding history
KL Schoo, N Aberle, AM Malzahn, I Schmalenbach, M Boersma
Oecologia 174 (2), 581-594, 2014
382014
Integrated ocean carbon research: a summary of ocean carbon research, and vision of coordinated ocean carbon research and observations for the next decade
S Aricò, R Wanninkhof, C Sabine
332021
The global climate in 2015-2019
P Siegmund, J Abermann, O Baddour, M Sparrow, R Nitu, O Tarasova, ...
World Meteorological Organization (WMO), 2020
272020
Direct and indirect effects of elevated CO2 are revealed through shifts in phytoplankton, copepod development, and fatty acid accumulation
AK McLaskey, JE Keister, KL Schoo, MB Olson, BA Love
PloS one 14 (3), e0213931, 2019
212019
Ocean acidification research for sustainability: co-designing global action on local scales
KL Dobson, JA Newton, S Widdicombe, KL Schoo, MP Acquafredda, ...
ICES Journal of Marine Science 80 (2), 362-366, 2023
152023
Dietary and seasonal variability in trophic relations at the base of the North Sea pelagic food web revealed by stable isotope and fatty acid analysis
KL Schoo, M Boersma, AM Malzahn, MGJ Löder, KH Wiltshire, N Aberle
Journal of Sea Research 141, 61-70, 2018
142018
Temperature‐driven changes in the diet preference of omnivorous copepods: no more meat when it's hot? A response to Winder et al.
M Boersma, KA Mathew, B Niehoff, KL Schoo, RM Franco‐Santos, ...
Ecology Letters 19 (11), 1386-1388, 2016
132016
Effect of symbiotic state on the fatty acid composition of Anthopleura elegantissima
AJ Quesada, KL Schoo, BL Bingham
Marine Ecology Progress Series 545, 175-187, 2016
52016
Stoichiometric constraints in primary producers affect secondary consumers
K Schoo
52010
State of the Ocean Report 2024.
M Ahern, B Aliaga, V Alis, EA Fanjul, FY Al-Yamani, M Angove, ...
UNESCO-IOC, 2024
32024
Indicadores globales del clima: contenido calorífico, acidificación, desoxigenación y carbono azul de los océanos
K Isensee, K Schoo, J Kennedy, K Schuckmann, O Baddour, M Dilley
Organización Meteorológica Mundial, 2021
22021
Culture conditions affect the nutritional value of the copepod Acartia tonsa
AM Malzahn, N Aberle-Malzahn, K Schoo, M Boersma
Journal of Agricultural and Marine Sciences 20 (1), 40-46, 2015
22015
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