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1. Phytoplankton patchiness: the role of lateral stirring and mixing A. Martin
2. Statistical properties of turbidity, oxygen and pH fluctuations in the Seine river estuary (France) F. Schmitt et al.
3. Correlation between long-term marine temperature time series from the eastern and western English Channel: Scaling analysis using empirical mode decomposition J. Derot et al.
4. Nutrient Patchiness, Phytoplankton Surge-Uptake, and Turbulent History: A Theoretical Approach and Its Experimental Validation M. Schapira & L. Seuront
5. Long-term high frequency phytoplankton dynamics, recorded from a coastal water autonomous measurement system in the eastern English Channel J. Derot et al.
6. Copepod diffusion within multifractal phytoplankton fields C. Marguerit et al.
7. Atmospherically-promoted photosynthetic activity in a well-mixed ecosystem: Significance of wet deposition events of nitrogen compounds C. Boulart et al.
8. Intermittent‐type temporal fluctuations in seismicity of the Irpinia (southern Italy) Region L. Telesca et al.
9. Temperature statistics above a deep-ocean sloping boundary A. Cimatoribus & H. van Haren
10. SST Dynamics at Different Scales: Evaluating the Oceanographic Model Resolution Skill to Represent SST Processes in the Southern Ocean J. Skákala et al.
11. Multiscaling statistical procedures for the exploration of biophysical couplings in intermittent turbulence. Part I. Theory L. Seuront & F. Schmitt
12. Turbulence intermittency, small-scale phytoplankton patchiness and encounter rates in plankton: where do we go from here? L. Seuront et al.
13. Complex coastal oceanographic fields can be described by universal multifractals J. Skákala & T. Smyth
14. Turbulence decreases the hydrodynamic predator sensing ability of the calanoid copepod Acartia tonsa O. Gilbert & E. Buskey
15. Small-scale turbulence in the plankton: low-order deterministic chaos or high-order stochasticity? L. Seuront
16. Intermittency study of global solar radiation under a tropical climate: case study on Reunion Island Q. Li et al.
17. Review of wave‐turbulence interactions in the stable atmospheric boundary layer J. Sun et al.
18. What do the geometric and stochastic properties of swimming behaviour have to teach us about zooplankton behavioural ecology? L. Seuront & M. Koski
19. Towards a seascape typology. I. Zipf versus Pareto laws L. Seuront & J. Mitchell
20. Scaling and stochastic cascade properties of NEMO oceanic simulations and their potential value for GCM evaluation and downscaling S. Verrier et al.
21. Continuous multifractal models with zero values: a continuous $\beta $ -multifractal model F. Schmitt
22. Scaling Analysis of Ocean Surface Turbulent Heterogeneities from Satellite Remote Sensing: Use of 2D Structure Functions P. Renosh et al.
23. On uses, misuses and potential abuses of fractal analysis in zooplankton behavioral studies: A review, a critique and a few recommendations L. Seuront
24. Phytoplankton microstructure in fully developed oceanic turbulence H. Yamazaki et al.
25. Periodic ammonium pulses: are they important for the uptake kinetics of Isochrysis galbana? V. Gentilhomme & M. Rich
26. Monofractal and multifractal approaches in investigating scaling properties in temporal patterns of the 1983–2000 seismicity in the western Corinth graben, Greece L. Telesca et al.
27. Exploring the effects of the vegetation on passive tracer transport by using the multifractal analysis F. Jiménez-Hornero et al.
28. Fractal analysis provides new insights into the complexity of marine mammal behavior: A review, two methods, their application to diving and surfacing patterns, and their relevance to marine mammal welfare assessment L. Seuront & N. Cribb
29. Multiscaling statistical procedures for the exploration of biophysical couplings in intermittent turbulence. Part II. Applications L. Seuront & F. Schmitt
30. Multifractal features in temporal patterns of seismicity in southern Apennine Chain (Italy) L. Telesca et al.
31. Multifractal analysis of oceanic chlorophyll maps remotely sensed from space L. de Montera et al.
32. Eulerian and Lagrangian properties of biophysical intermittency in the ocean L. Seuront & F. Schmitt
33. Simple heterogeneity parametrization for sea surface temperature and chlorophyll J. Skákala & T. Smyth
34. Linking Eulerian and Lagrangian structure functions’ scaling exponents in turbulence F. Schmitt
35. Relating Lagrangian passive scalar scaling exponents to Eulerian scaling exponents in turbulence F. Schmitt
36. Multifractal Cross Correlation Analysis of Agro-Meteorological Datasets (Including Reference Evapotranspiration) of California, United States A. Sankaran et al.
37. Hölder Scales of Sea Level M. Li et al.
38. Self-organized criticality in intertidal microphytobenthos patch patterns L. Seuront & N. Spilmont
39. Using multifractals to evaluate oceanographic model skill J. Skákala et al.
40. Intermittent particle dynamics in marine coastal waters P. Renosh et al.