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, AWI, List/Sylt) Venue: ROOM 022/023 Centre for Marine and Atmospheric Sciences (ZMAW) Bundesstrasse 53
Michael Böttcher - Presentations [99.99% relevance%]
Sea Research, Warnemünde (FRG) 1997 GEOMAR Marine Research Center, Kiel (FRG) 1997 Alfred-Wegener-
BESS [99.96% relevance%]
the possible impact of climate change on the marine ecosystem including biogeochemical cycles. With
RV Merian - MSM99 (2021) - Blog, Post 9 [99.71% relevance%]
them are long rotten. Biomarkers found in marine sediments can be associated with very specific
Final theses [99.69% relevance%]
and habitat analysis towards an application in marine management. Dissertation Universität Rostock … southern Baltic Sea with respect to the European Marine Strategy Framework Directive. Masterarbeit … and habitat analysis towards an application in marine management. Dissertation Universität Rostock … southern Baltic Sea with respect to the European Marine Strategy Framework Directive. Masterarbeit
Ulf Gräwe - Presentations [99.52% relevance%]
, Spain, 06.-11.10.2024 Chrysagi E, Grawe U: Marine munition in coastal seas: High-resolution … , H.E.M. Meier, T. Neumann, H. Radtke, J. Su Marine heat waves in past and future climate (talk) … western Baltic Sea (poster) AMEMR - Advances in Marine Ecosystem Modelling Research, Plymouth, United … S, Fleet M, Haseler M, Möllmann N, Werner S: Marine macro-litter on southern Baltic beaches: Results
RV Merian - MSM99 (2021) - Blog, Post 3 [99.52% relevance%]
soft here. As the corer is pulled up, the marine deposits remain in the pipe, so that ideally we
KLAUSI: project details [99.48% relevance%]
Area 3: Emerging Technologies Enabling Advanced Marine Science Partner: Mathematisch-
KLAUSI: project details [99.28% relevance%]
approach between nutrient loads at the limnic-marine transfer point and the eutrophication status of
Biological State of the Baltic Sea 2004 [99.22% relevance%]
, like increase in diversity and introduction of marine species, abated in 2004 with exception of the