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Springer Biology of the Baltic Sea - BMB Symposium Proceedings

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Description

Explore the complex biological systems of the Baltic Sea through this comprehensive collection of research. This volume compiles the proceedings from the 17th BMB Symposium held in Stockholm, Sweden, providing a deep look into the latest scientific findings regarding this unique marine environment. Readers will find a wide range of topics, starting from theoretical and philosophical ecosystem concepts to specific population and autecological studies. The text provides detailed descriptions of plant and animal physiology, using data from microcosm and mesocosm experiments alongside direct field observations. This combination of methods offers clear insight into the structure and function of the Baltic Sea ecosystem. Key research areas included in this volume cover the relationship between cod spawning success and environmental factors, as well as the impact of alien species on the habitat. This book serves as a vital resource for scientists and students interested in hydrobiology and marine ecology.

Key Features

Comprehensive research compilation from the 17th BMB Symposium held in Stockholm, Sweden.

Covers diverse topics ranging from theoretical ecosystem concepts to detailed plant and animal physiology.

Integrates findings from microcosm and mesocosm experiments with direct field observations.

Provides specific insights into the structure and function of the Baltic Sea ecosystem.

Examines environmental impacts including the effects of alien species on marine habitats.

Analyzes the dependency between cod spawning success and various environmental factors.

Product Specifications

Format
Paperback
Domain
Amazon UK
Release Date
29 January 2011
Listed Since
20 September 2010

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