CeDAMAR
Abyssal Plains—from quiescent, lifeless deserts to dynamic hotspots of biodiversity and sensors for climate change—B. Ebbe with S. Keller, P. Martinez Arbizu, and C. Smith
A decade of discovery on abyssal plains of the world’s oceans. What we have learned about the largest ecosystem on Earth—B. Ebbe with S. Keller, P. Martinez Arbizu, and C. Smith
COMARGE
Continental Margin Ecosystems on a worldwide scale – II. Large-scale distribution and diversity patterns revisited along continental slopes—R. Carney with Menot L., Billet D.S.M, Galéron J., Ingole B., Kitazato H., Krylova E., Levin L., Poore G., Lavrado, H. P., Rowe G., Sellanes J., Vanreusel A and Sibuet M.
Continental Margin Ecosystems on a worldwide scale – III. Influence of the newly perceived habitat heterogeneity on biodiversity—L. Levin with Menot L., Billet D.S.M, Carney, R., Galéron J., Ingole B., Kitazato H., Krylova E., Poore G., Lavrado, H. P., Rowe G., Sellanes J., Vanreusel A. and Sibuet M.
Continental Margin Ecosystems on a worldwide scale – I. Species rich, complex and fragile deep-sea landscapes within human reach—M. Sibuet with Menot L., Billet D.S.M, Carney, R., Galéron J., Ingole B., Kitazato H., Krylova E., Levin L., Poore G., Lavrado, H. P., Rowe G., Sellanes J., Vanreusel A.