Tanja Stratmann

The paper assesses seasonal variations in carbon and nitrogen processing by macrozoobenthos and identifies taxon-specific metabolic activity differences in intertidal organisms.

This study characterizes meiofaunal communities in polymetallic nodules and compares them to nearby sediments, finding significant faunal abundance and differences in assemblages.

The paper investigates short-term carbon and nitrogen cycling and metabolic activity of intertidal organisms in response to enriched bacterioplankton in summer and autumn.

This study investigates the ecological roles of echinoderms in the Clarion-Clipperton Fracture Zone, finding that brittle stars consume organic matter from foraminifera and sponges, while some species rely on stalks to access prey.

This study measures feeding and metabolic activity in marine sponges using stable isotopes and finds that sponges incorporate 13C, 15N, and 2H into their tissue and PLFAs, with 2H uptake indicating metabolic activity.

This study examines dissolved organic matter (DOM) fluxes and fatty acid composition in New Zealand sponges, finding that some species release TDN and alter FDOM fluorophores, suggesting bacterial involvement in DOM transformation.

This study examines nutrient fluxes, oxygen consumption, and fatty acid composition in deep-water sponges from New Zealand, identifying differences in nitrogen cycling and microbial communities among sponge clusters.