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Main research themes of the section Shelf Seas Systems Ecology

  1. Physiology and Community Ecology
  2. Food Webs
  3. Microbial Ecology
  4. Long-term Studies

 

These research themes are anchored in the Helmholtz programme PACES

  • Ecological stoichiometry and the transfer of nutrient limitation signals from algae onto higher trophic levels (Boersma, Aberle, Malzahn)
  • Population dynamics of introduced species (Franke, Boersma)
  • Interaction of bacteria and copepods (Wichels, Gerdts, Boersma)
  • Identification and population dynamics of pathogen marine bacteria (Gerdts, Wichels)
  • Adaptive biodiversity and competitive abilities in model species throughout all reproductive phases (Anger)
  • Fish communication under stress (Fischer)
  • Modelling of regime shifts in the North Sea (Wiltshire, Boersma)
  • Climate change effects on phytoplankton-zooplankton interactions (Wiltshire, Boersma, Aberle, Malzahn, Kraberg)
  • Effects of Permafrost thaw on sedimentary bacterial communities (Bussmann)
  • Linking regional change of pelagic systems to global scenarios (models) (Wiltshire)

 
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