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Title: A Long-Term Perspective on the Chrysochromulina Bloom on the Norwegian Skagerrak Coast 1988: a Catastrophe or an Innocent Incident?

Authors: Gjosaeter, J., K. Lekve, N. C. Stenseth, H. P. Leinaas, H. Christie, E. Dahl, D. S. Danielssen, B. Edvardsen, F. Olsgard, E. Oug, and E. Paasche.

Citation: Gjosaeter, J., K. Lekve, N. C. Stenseth, H. P. Leinaas, H. Christie, E. Dahl, D. S. Danielssen, B. Edvardsen, F. Olsgard, E. Oug, and E. Paasche. 2000. A Long-Term Perspective on the Chrysochromulina Bloom on the Norwegian Skagerrak Coast 1988: a Catastrophe or an Innocent Incident? Marine Ecology-Progress Series 207: 201-18.

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Keywords: algal bloom, Chrysochromulina polylepis, Norway, coast, eutrophication, monitoring, coastal cod, population dynamics, coastal fish, benthic communities, toxic bloom, stochasticity, resilience, North Atlantic ocean, Sweden, Polylepis prymnesiophyceae

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