Ted E. DeLaca

Food falls in the deep sea: occurrence, quality, and significance

William L. Stockton, Ted E. DeLaca · Deep Sea Research Part A Oceanographic Research Papers · 1982 · 178 citations

Aquatic Food System, Engineering, Deep-sea Ecology +8

Life Below the Ross Ice Shelf, Antarctica

Jere H. Lipps, Thomas E. Ronan, Ted E. DeLaca · Science · 1979 · 114 citations

Biology, Benthic Community, Ice-water System +14

FEEDING ADAPTATIONS OF THE FORAMINIFERAN <i>CIBICIDES REFULGENS</i> LIVING EPIZOICALLY AND PARASITICALLY ON THE ANTARCTIC SCALLOP <i>ADAMUSSIUM COLBECKI</i>

S P H Alexander, Ted E. DeLaca · Biological Bulletin · 1987 · 103 citations

Biology, Engineering, Electron Microscopy +14

Direct use of dissolved organic carbon by agglutinated benthic foraminifera

Ted E. DeLaca, David M. Karl, Jere H. Lipps · Nature · 1981 · 69 citations

Organic Geochemistry, Biogeochemistry, Carbon Sequestration +7

Occurrence of macroscopic algae along the Antarctic Peninsula

Richard L. Moe, Ted E. DeLaca · 1976 · 59 citations

Engineering, Phycology, Oceanography +2