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Researcher

Saskia Van Gaever

15 Results

2010

An insight into the feeding ecology of deep-sea canyon nematodes — Results from field observations and the first in-situ 13C feeding experiment in the Nazaré Canyon

Jeroen IngelsDavid S.M. BilletSaskia Van GaeverAnn Vanreusel

A1 Journal Article in Journal of Experimental Marine Biology and Ecology

Spatial scale and habitat-dependent diversity patterns in nematode communities in three seepage related sites along the Norwegian margin

Saskia Van GaeverMaarten RaesFrancesca PasottiAnn Vanreusel

A1 Journal Article in MARINE ECOLOGY-AN EVOLUTIONARY PERSPECTIVE

The contribution of deep-sea macrohabitat heterogeneity to global nematode diversity

Ann VanreuselGustavo FonsecaRoberto DanovaroMaria Cristina da SilvaAndre M EstevesTim FerreroGunnar GadValentina GaltsovaCristina GambiVeronica da Fonseca Genevois et al.

A1 Journal Article in MARINE ECOLOGY-AN EVOLUTIONARY PERSPECTIVE

The influence of geological, geochemical, and biogenic habitat heterogeneity on seep biodiversity

Eric CordesMarina CunhaJoelle GaleronCamilo MoraKarine Olu-LeRoyMyriam SibuetSaskia Van GaeverAnn VanreuselLisa Levin

A1 Journal Article in MARINE ECOLOGY-AN EVOLUTIONARY PERSPECTIVE

2009

Biodiversity of cold seep ecosystems along the European Margins

Ann VanreuselAnn C AndersenAntje BoetiusDouglas ConnellyMarina R CunhaCarole DeckerAna HilarioKonstantinos Ar KormasLoïs MaignienKarine Olu et al.

A1 Journal Article in OCEANOGRAPHY

Deep-sea habitat heterogeneity influence on meiofaunal communities in the Gulf of Guinea

Saskia Van GaeverJoëlle GaléronMyriam SibuetAnn Vanreusel

A1 Journal Article in DEEP-SEA RESEARCH PART II-TOPICAL STUDIES IN OCEANOGRAPHY

Meiobenthic biodiversity and functioning in hotspot ecosystems on the margins of European Seas

Jeroen IngelsSaskia Van GaeverMaarten RaesHendrik GheerardynKatja GuiliniEllen PapeEveline HosteAnn Vanreusel

Metazoan meiofaunal communities at cold seeps along the Norwegian margin: influence of habitat heterogeneity and evidence for connection with shallow-water habitats

Saskia Van GaeverKarine OluSofie DeryckeAnn Vanreusel

A1 Journal Article in DEEP-SEA RESEARCH PART I-OCEANOGRAPHIC RESEARCH PAPERS

Trophic specialisation of metazoan meiofauna at the Håkon Mosby Mud Volcano: fatty acid biomarker isotope evidence

Saskia Van GaeverLeon MoodleyFrancesca PasottiMarco HoutekamerJack J MiddelburgRoberto DanovaroAnn Vanreusel

A1 Journal Article in MARINE BIOLOGY

2008

Biodiversity, distribution patterns and trophic position of meiobenthos associated with reduced environments at continental margins

Saskia Van GaeverA Vanreusel

Large scale patterns in the diversity and community structure of deep-sea nematodes

Ann VanreuselJan VanaverbekeMaarten RaesTânia Campinas BezerraSaskia Van GaeverJeroen IngelsBea MerckxChristina GambiRoberto DanovaroGustavo Fonseca et al.

2007

Nemys: an online nematode identification and taxonomical tool

Maaike SteyaertTânia Campinas BezerraUlrike BraeckmanGustavo FonsecaEveline HosteJeroen IngelsBea MerckxMaarten RaesLien SteenhuyseJan Vanaverbeke et al.

2006

Community structure and temperature dynamics within a mussel assemblage on the Southern East Pacific Rise

J SARRAZINC WALTERPM SARRADINA BRIND'AMOURD DESBRUYERESP BRIANDMC FABRISaskia Van GaeverAnn VanreuselC BACHRATY et al.

A1 Journal Article in CAHIERS DE BIOLOGIE MARINE

Meiobenthos at the Arctic Håkon Mosby Mud Volcano, with a parental-caring nematode thriving in sulphide-rich sediments

Saskia Van GaeverLeon MoodleyDirk de BeerAnn Vanreusel

A1 Journal Article in MARINE ECOLOGY-PROGRESS SERIES

2004

The macro- and micro-scale patchiness of meiobenthos associated with the Darwin Mounds (north-east Atlantic)

Saskia Van GaeverAnn VanreuselJA HUGHESB BETTK KIRIAKOULAKIS

A1 Journal Article in JOURNAL OF THE MARINE BIOLOGICAL ASSOCIATION OF THE UNITED KINGDOM