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Seasonal variations in the primary production regime in the upper water column were assessed by shipboard observations using hydrocasts and natural fluorescence profiling at a fixed station in the central part of Sagami Bay, Japan. The observations were conducted as a part of 'Project Sagami' dedicated to the interdisciplinary study of seasonality in bathyal benthic populations and its coupling with...
Deep-sea benthic ecosystems are mainly sustained by sinking organic materials that are produced in the euphotic zone. ''Benthic-pelagic coupling'' is the key to understanding both material cycles and benthic ecology in deep-sea environments, in particular in topographically flat open oceanic settings. However, it remains unclear whether ''benthic-pelagic coupling'' exists in eutrophic deep-sea environments...
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