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Part I. Introduction M. Whitfield Part II. Physics of Light in the Sea: 1. The light field in the ocean: its modification and exploitation by the pelagic biota S. Sathyendranath and T. Platt 2. Remote sensing - information from the colour of the seas I. S. Robinson 3. Optical oceanography: an assessment of a towed method J. Aiken and I. E. Bellan Part III. Photosynthesis and Development: 4. The photic zone P. Tett 5. Light harvesting and pigment composition in marine phytoplankton and macroalgae M. J. Dring 6. The response of picophytoplankton to light I. R. Joint 7. Light and development: cellular and molecular aspects of photomorphogenesis and brown algae C. Brownlee Part IV. Vision: 8. Light and vision at depths greater than 200 metres E. J. Denton 9. Optics of the eyes of marine animals M. F. Land 10. The colour sensitivity and vision of fishes J. C. Partridge 11. Messengers of transduction and adaptation in vertebrate photoreceptors H. R. Matthews 12. Photoreception in squid H. R. Saibil Part V. Behaviour: 13. Herring behaviour in the light and dark J. H. S. Blaxter and R. S. Batty 14. Crepuscular behaviour of marine fishes G. W. Potts 15. Light and the capture of marine animals P. L. Pascoe Part VI. Bioluminescence: 16. Bioluminescent communication in the sea P. J. Herring 17. The chemistry of bioluminescence: origins and mechanism F. McCapra 18. Living light: from the ocean to the hospital bed A. K. Campbell Part VII. Summary and Perspectives Part VIII. Bibliography Part IX. Index.
Part I. Introduction M. Whitfield Part II. Physics of Light in the Sea: 1. The light field in the ocean: its modification and exploitation by the pelagic biota S. Sathyendranath and T. Platt 2. Remote sensing - information from the colour of the seas I. S. Robinson 3. Optical oceanography: an assessment of a towed method J. Aiken and I. E. Bellan Part III. Photosynthesis and Development: 4. The photic zone P. Tett 5. Light harvesting and pigment composition in marine phytoplankton and macroalgae M. J. Dring 6. The response of picophytoplankton to light I. R. Joint 7. Light and development: cellular and molecular aspects of photomorphogenesis and brown algae C. Brownlee Part IV. Vision: 8. Light and vision at depths greater than 200 metres E. J. Denton 9. Optics of the eyes of marine animals M. F. Land 10. The colour sensitivity and vision of fishes J. C. Partridge 11. Messengers of transduction and adaptation in vertebrate photoreceptors H. R. Matthews 12. Photoreception in squid H. R. Saibil Part V. Behaviour: 13. Herring behaviour in the light and dark J. H. S. Blaxter and R. S. Batty 14. Crepuscular behaviour of marine fishes G. W. Potts 15. Light and the capture of marine animals P. L. Pascoe Part VI. Bioluminescence: 16. Bioluminescent communication in the sea P. J. Herring 17. The chemistry of bioluminescence: origins and mechanism F. McCapra 18. Living light: from the ocean to the hospital bed A. K. Campbell Part VII. Summary and Perspectives Part VIII. Bibliography Part IX. Index.
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