@inbook{99417ea84e1c4c3e904e8db67788d17b,
title = "Using the sediment archive of living dinoflagellate cysts and other protist resting stages to study temporal population dynamics",
abstract = "This overview of methodology and applications of sediment archives of living dinoflagellates and other protists examines their potential to study ecology and evolution of unicellular eukaryotes through time. Sediment cores from Kolj{\"o} Fjord on the west coast of Sweden and from Mariager Fjord in Northern Denmark, both enclosed embayments with recurring anoxic bottom water, provide a virtually undisturbed sediment record. Cultures of dinoflagellates (and other protists) were established by individually isolating specimens from dated sediment layers. ",
author = "M. Ellegaard and S. Ribeiro and N. Lundholm and T.J. Andersen and T. Berge and F. Ekelund and K. H{\"a}rnstr{\"o}m and A. Godhe",
year = "2013",
doi = "10.1144/TMS5.14",
language = "English",
series = "The Micropalaeontological Society Special Publications",
publisher = "Geological Society of London",
pages = "149--153",
editor = "J.M. Lewis and F. Marret and L.R. Bradley",
booktitle = "Biological and geological perspectives of dinoflagellates",
address = "United Kingdom",
}